Question on number of raises per round

[flipflop1970]

Last night while playing in a limit ring game the subject came up on how many raises were allowed in a <font color="red"> no limit </font> <font color="black"> </font> ring game. I said it was unlimited until all your chips are in the pot. The rest of the players said only 3 total raises after the initial bet. Does anyone know which is it?

[BobboFitos]

no limit baby

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The rest of the players said only 3 total raises after the initial bet.

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This is wrong, wrong wrong.

Then again, I HAVE heard it before. Again, it's wrong -- but some cardrooms use it. Check with the floor when you go somewhere new, I guess.... though I don't see too many NL pots that feature two re-raises where the last one isn't all-in anyway.

-dB

[dtbog]

Bet, raise, all-in, cap?

Doesn't quite have the same ring to it...

[flipflop1970]

Yeah it didn't make sense to me. I think they are a little screwy in there thinking. Even online I have played and watched no limit ring games where i see raise after raise after raise until finally after whta seems to be twenty minimum raises there is then an all-in. ***Thanks***

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Even online I have watched

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PartyPoker makes the dealer button the big blind when heads-up, but that's not right. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] Not all of the poker sites get everything exactly accurate... so this might not be the best benchmark.

-dB

[kurto]

Isn't there a time you can't reraise? I swear there have been times where I have raised... someone raised all in for maybe another dollar. Someone else calls... when it gets back to me, it doesn't give me an option to reraise.

I never knew why I couldn't reraise... but I'm certain its happened a few times.

[BillUCF]

Each game is different. Know your house rules. If a home game decide what the rules are prior to sitting down.