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Originally Posted by Didace
I've never played much limit, but I thought heads up this kind of thing was okay - action offered/action accepted.
Where I played, you would have to do it one raise at a time. That was required by the gaming regulations. For a limit game, bet amounts could only be increased in the increment of the betting limit. Even if both agreed to go all in, the chips still has to be put in one raise at a time, and the agreement was non binding - either player could change their mind at any point and just call. It may be different in different jurisdictions. An all in was not considered binding because an all in bet is not a legal bet at a limit table. Only raise amounts equal to one additional bet over the previous raise are legal and binding.