Newbie NL rules question

[Intrepid]

I am confused about the minimum amount of a reraise in NL games. If the first player bets $5 (after the flop) and the next player makes a $10 raise to $15, can a third player make another $10 raise to $25? Or must the third player make a $15 raise to $30? Thanks.

[TheWorstPlayer]

$10 to $25. Each bet simply has to be as big or bigger than the last one.

[snowbank]

Any amount you want. As big or bigger than the previous bet/raise.

[Intrepid]

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As big or bigger than the previous bet/raise.

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Which is it? As big as the previous raise, or the previous bet? In my example, the previous raise was $10 and the previous bet was $15.

[Intrepid]

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$10 to $25.

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In my local public casino, the rule is that each raise must be at least double the previous bet. Therefore, the next player would not be allowed to bet $25 since that is less than twice the previous bet of $15. I was wondering which minimum raise rule is most common.

[swolfe]

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I am confused about the minimum amount of a reraise in NL games. If the first player bets $5 (after the flop) and the next player makes a $10 raise to $15, can a third player make another $10 raise to $25? Or must the third player make a $15 raise to $30? Thanks.

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the first player bets $5, the next player calls $5 and raises $10 (his min raise was $5), then the 3rd player has to call $15 and can raise by $10 or more.

the minimum raise is the amount of the previous raise, or the bet amount if there's a bet that hasn't yet been raised.

[Piz0wn0reD!!!!!!]

dont raise the min.