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If the buy in is only $100 as most other suggested. The blinds would have to go down, maybe proportionally or something like $1/$2.
I just want to make sure every one is familiar with the maximum raise allow in pot limit, since it is more complicated than no limit where you could just go all in at anytime. Say the blinds are $1/$2 the maximum raise, I believe, is $7 if you are the first one in (calculated by first calling the BB of $2 and raise the now new pot amount of $5 which equals $7.) The minimum raise is $4 in this situation, which is twice the previous amount bet (in this case the BB is $2). Say the first player raise the max of $7 now there is $10 in the pot. If the next player wants to raise the maximum would have to put in $30. The simplest way to look at it is that the maximum raise for the first person is 3 times the pot amount if the previous person put in a pot size bet (with the exception to this 3 times rule is the preflop situation where the small blind is yet to act).
See the following link for more details:
http://www.pokertropolis.com/poker/game ... #pot_limit
I think I would be able to play, although I might have to skip Hagar's game.
I just want to make sure every one is familiar with the maximum raise allow in pot limit, since it is more complicated than no limit where you could just go all in at anytime. Say the blinds are $1/$2 the maximum raise, I believe, is $7 if you are the first one in (calculated by first calling the BB of $2 and raise the now new pot amount of $5 which equals $7.) The minimum raise is $4 in this situation, which is twice the previous amount bet (in this case the BB is $2). Say the first player raise the max of $7 now there is $10 in the pot. If the next player wants to raise the maximum would have to put in $30. The simplest way to look at it is that the maximum raise for the first person is 3 times the pot amount if the previous person put in a pot size bet (with the exception to this 3 times rule is the preflop situation where the small blind is yet to act).
See the following link for more details:
http://www.pokertropolis.com/poker/game ... #pot_limit
I think I would be able to play, although I might have to skip Hagar's game.