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I've wondered about this 4 years but never asked about it. lets say 4 example that there are 3 ppl in the hand. lets say i raise 1000 chips, the 2nd guy calls, & the 3rd person goes all in w/ his last 1200 chips, basically re-raising me 200 more chips. but then i'm only given the option 2 call, not raise. if he raised, y can't i re-raise? is it cuz his raise wasn't at least the size of my raise? or not at least the size of the bb?
he hasnt put in a full raise so in some strange way its not a rasied pot
i dont really get it myself
but thats the reason
i think some sites will let you,,,but not sure if this is true,,,but that's what i think.
i,m not xactly sure what u mea nt either. are u playin PL or NL??becasue if ur playin NL, and someone rasies, and u reraise,, and then they are all in,,if theres still a 3rd person in the pot too, u shold beable to put them all in too, if u want in NL holdem??maybe ididnt read ur post xactly right and i was missing somethin there, well GL anyways in ur games.
I dont see why you wouldnt be able to... same question as others pl or nl?
On the map Freek is here :)
Yeahh I remember reading this before some where but can't remember, I know FT is always different to other sites though, specially when playing Limit Hold'em.
yes,this is the reason.before you raise you should check the stack sizes out so you can avoid such things.Quote:
Originally Posted by wooo
to be able to make a re-raise, you have to raise at least the raisers bet. The only exception is all-in :) ... so if the bb is 100 and you raise total 400 (300 raise), you can be re-raised to a total of 700 (300+)
you can only reraise if a person has raised as much as u raised... good luck
yup u are correct...has to be size of bb or it isnt considered a raise...