Is it allowed to complete a bet in NL? |
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Posted Sun Dec 12, 2004 4:34 am GMT by Bat Guano
The question is in the header.
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Posted Sun Dec 12, 2004 6:30 am GMT by wEbMaStEr
I'm sure i already saw you posted something similiar to this, i read something anyway, no-one answered huh?
I left it cos i wasn't 100% sure and hoped someone else with more experience would respond.
you mean if the bb is all in for less than the bb are you allowed to complete the bet?
i'm sure the answer is not only yes, but also that you may still raise.
Please feel free to contradict if you know better.
Posted Sun Dec 12, 2004 11:28 am GMT by Dave B
If you mean blinds are 8000/4000 and big blind is all in for 5500, you must call 8000 (or go all in for less) if you want to call. If you want to raise, the min is 16000.
I had this happen to me, I was all in at a final table in a live $100 limit game for 5000, the small blind was all in for 3000 w/ blinds of 4000/8000. Someone w/ headphone on and about 14k put out 5k. The dealer stopped and when he pulled his headphones off and realized he had to complete the 8k blind, he asked if he could take his bet back, they said that he HAD to complete the bet. So he did. I made 2 pair, he flopped trips. I was out, instead of winning the hand and having enough to see 7 more hands w/ 3-4 players being all in on their blinds.
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