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First, a summary:SB bets $20.OP CALLS the $20.MP raises All In for $40 total ($20 +$20).SB re-raises for another $40 or so.The question, Can SB re-raise in this situation?DEFINITIVE ANSWER......NO!Explanation:1. Ignore all you know (think you know?) about any and all 50% rules.2. Ask yourself this "Who is the SB raising?" The SB is trying to re-raise the OP, not the MP raiser!! MP has no more money, you cannot raise someone that has no more money. Also, you cannot raise someone that has only called you. Would you allow this scenario: SB bets $20. OP CALLS the $20 SB now raises to $80 total?!?!?!?Of course not!!!
Now do you see that you are wrong?
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I created a new thread to say "Please, Only Give Advice/rulings If You Know, Too many threads here have the WRONG answers..."But you may have missed that, Newbie!
I should have gone to the original thread where you were posting in huge font like a penisface before I wasted my time with a sarcastic post here. You are clearly full of yourself.This is a poker forum filled with mostly lower limit players still learning the game. Use Google if you want the right answers, Sherlock.
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Lock it up!!! Only the idiots have replied....the point was missed by everyone. No further discussion is neccessary.OUT
So, your point is that there should only be one or two people in the entire forum who are allowed to answer questions, and everyone else should sit around and not contribute their thoughts, ideas, opinions. Cool. Great makings for a public poker forum.Thanks. I got your point. right here.
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First, please outline what you have changed in my post when you present a different scenario.
I changed the allin from $32 to $40.
Second, it is pretty easy to make someone's reply to a question seem wrong when you then change the question after the fact.
No, it's easy to make someone's reply seem wrong when they are wrong.
Third, I don't think you have added anything to this interesting discussion of Rules: The Misunderstanding Of Them.
You claimed that because MP moved allin he can effectively be taken out of the scenario. SB cannot raise OP because OP just called and "you cannot raise someone that has only called you".I think it is interesting that you are misunderstanding rules whilst flaming others for misunderstanding rules.
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I'm done!
no reason to get all butt hurt. we were discussing a posed question and because people did not agree with you, you called them idiots and then got upset when they called you an idiot.as a matter of fact i'm done too. wanna get a double scoop together? :club:
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Lock it up!!! Only the idiots have replied....the point was missed by everyone. No further discussion is neccessary.OUT
Hello.Where exactly should we look this up? The internet is a weird and wonderful place, but I wouldn't bet my house on any information I found there.I have just had a quick check through The Professional Poker Dealers Handbook to see if I could find a definitive answer. What I actually found was that the all in counts as a raise if it is more than 50% of the original raise in a structured limit game. However from what I can see the book says nothing about no limit.What the book stresses throughout is that there are no hard and fast rules for these types of situations, and dealers should also check the house rules for the specific ruling. Also, the floor person's decision is final (and therefore right). So in fact I am guessing (as countless people have pointed out) that the rule depends on where you are playing.You are putting this forward as concrete fact that you are right. Please could you tell us exactly where you got this information?
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Hello.Where exactly should we look this up? The internet is a weird and wonderful place, but I wouldn't bet my house on any information I found there.I have just had a quick check through The Professional Poker Dealers Handbook to see if I could find a definitive answer. What I actually found was that the all in counts as a raise if it is more than 50% of the original raise in a structured limit game. However from what I can see the book says nothing about no limit.What the book stresses throughout is that there are no hard and fast rules for these types of situations, and dealers should also check the house rules for the specific ruling. Also, the floor person's decision is final (and therefore right). So in fact I am guessing (as countless people have pointed out) that the rule depends on where you are playing.You are putting this forward as concrete fact that you are right. Please could you tell us exactly where you got this information?
Ding.
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http://www.fullcontactpoker.com/poker-foru...showtopic=74611Nearly 2 pages of incorrect answers (or right answers with wrong reasons!)...My correct answer is here:http://www.fullcontactpoker.com/poker-foru...t&p=1394542Can this forum not designate one or two people to research and post the correct rulings for posters?
Well, someone is a little full of themselves. What you are forgetting is that the floorperson's decision is the rule. Sometimes situations are not black and white and thats why you have floorpeople to decipher. And what they say goes.
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hmmmm, no reply to my question!I love it when people get up on their high horse and shout down the flamers for not getting the point, and not taking it seriously, and then as soon as someone brings up a genuine point they go mysteriously quiet.The more I hang around these parts the more I see the temptation to just flame away.

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I'm done!
So people point out the error of your arrogant statements and rather than consider and rebuff their position through intellect or logic you resort to name calling. Hmmm, if the forum were to implement your backward thinking, fascist, elitist policy I sincerely doubt that you would receive the appointment Mr. Stalin. :shutupbitchpimpslapface:
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Agreed, it is very much "buyer beware" here. What I am suggesting is designating one or two Veterean posters/players to research and make "official FCP answer" posts to the many ruling questions, not just incorrectly quote Robert's Rules.
LMAO. Maybe we could have a ruling committee, yeah? I vote Royal Tour as head of this committee.
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I'll give my advice and rulings whether im wrong or right.
I agree.I this thread even for real? Its a public forum, everyone is welcome to give their input. Don't blindly believe it.Mark
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Sorry, you're wrong.I have seen this allowed countless time in the casino I play. If you an all-in raises more than half the raise, you can raise over it. It's the same in limit.Sometimes house rules don't follow convention.
Thank you.....amenThis dudes comment should end the entire discussion he speaks the truth now let it die
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http://www.fullcontactpoker.com/poker-foru...showtopic=74611Nearly 2 pages of incorrect answers (or right answers with wrong reasons!)...My correct answer is here:http://www.fullcontactpoker.com/poker-foru...t&p=1394542Can this forum not designate one or two people to research and post the correct rulings for posters?
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