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Old 02-25-2005, 01:27 PM
toddw217 toddw217 is offline
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Default Kill Button Defined

Will someone please provide an explanation of the kill button? How it works / Purpose / etc? I recently played in a game and think I may have the general idea, but I can't say I have it completely. Any time it was in play, I was fortunately able to stay out of the way.

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Old 02-25-2005, 01:48 PM
SheridanCat SheridanCat is offline
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Default Re: Kill Button Defined

You'll find the answer here:

Beginner's Poker FAQ

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Old 02-25-2005, 02:22 PM
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Default Thank you! EOM

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Old 02-25-2005, 08:12 PM
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Default Re: Thank you! EOM

Where I play in town, we normally play with a half kill at 4/8. It is triggered by the same person winning twice in a row. The game bumps up to 6/12 and the person who killed the pot (the guy who won twice in a row) has to post a live $6.

This isn't quite as brutal as a pot size triggered kill. Those feed on themselves and won't go away until the pot is lower than the trigger amount. I don't mind playing a few hands above the table limits, but if I wanted to play 6/12, I'd go find a 6/12 table, and I don't want to right now.

The thing is, the kill increases action and WE LOVE ACTION. Some of the larger pots I've won have been the result of a kill. I'm no expert, but there's my experience with it.

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