NLH, 3ppl, B has 51 chips, A and C have tons more

A bets 50 on flop, B goes allin 51, C calls 51, can A raise?

preflop, A is sb, B is bb, C is btn; blinds 25-50, C calls 50, A calls 50, B goes allin 51, can C raise? (or if C calls, could A raise?)

is it different online vs. live?

how do u change ur picture below your name on here??

How to change avatars and post pictures

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No. However, there have been numerous cases of home games, bar games, etc who are clueless about the rules and have all kinds of non-standard interpretations.

k thx, i was just confused by this thread: http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/27...-again-630917/

What's the best way to turn my Star's FPP into riches? I see some bonuses you can buy and I assume have to clear. Is there a way to get straight cash? Is there a level I need? (silver now, should get gold some months)

Two questions relating to live casino poker:

What is a kill pot err game?

What does a 1/2-10 spread for a limit game mean?

Kill pot is where someone wins 2 hands in a row in a limit game, and gets a kill button. They will put out a bet of either double or 1.5x for a half kill game the big blind, and will have last action preflop if no one raises. If there is a raise, they act in turn. During a kill pot the bet sizes will double for each street (or be 1.5 as big for a half kill game). Not a perfect description but I think you get the idea.

1-2-10 spread means there is a 1 and 2 dollar small and big blind. When betting you have the option of betting anything from $2-10. You will have to at least double what the person who raised before you did though. Ex: UTG raises $5 to $7 total. You could call the 7, or make it 12 (a $5 raise), 13, 14, 15, 16, or 17 (a $10 raise). If you made it 17, the next player would only have the option to call fold or make it $27.

What happened to the coaching section? Like all the threads disappeared.

coaching forum closed

I'm not sure what you're confused about - Consensus is that it was a terrible ruling. It happens.

Cheers dude, I just found the tab which shows the winrate in that way so it shouldn't get so confusing.

Little bit confusing about the term 3 betting. So preflop, someone raises, is that 1 bet or 2 bet. Then you raise on the button that would make it 3 bet? Does this term also apply postflop if you check/raise someone is that 2 or 3 bet?

3bet always refers to the first reraise. as in Player A bets, Player B raises, and Player A 3bets.

this can be preflop or postflop.

Preflop: small blind posts a blind, big blind posts a blind, utg raises, button 3bets. (see how the utg raise is considered the "2bet" the same way it's called a raise).

Postflop: utg bets, utg+1 raises, button 3bets.

you won't find many people talking about 1betting or 2betting, but people will use 4bet to mean a re-reraise. 5bets are pretty rare -- either it's limit and the cap has been reached, or it's no-limit and the 4bet or 5th bet was probably all-in.

yes, any of these bets can be a checkraise. utg checks, utg+1 checks, button bets, utg checkraises, utg+1 3bets.

3b=reraise.

where did the term 'level' comes from?

I know it means to post something silly pretending to be real, but I was wondering where the term came from.

from the concept of "multilevel" thinking. one level is what cards I think you have, another level is what I think you think I have....

If you make a big bet and I interpret it as a sign that you want me to fold, so I call, and you turn over the nuts, I've been levelled. to a 2+2 poster, this is analgous to me saying one thing when I mean the exact opposite.

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Poker Stars $2.00+$0.20 No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t500/t1000 Blinds + t125 - 9 players
The Official 2+2 Hand Converter Powered By DeucesCracked.com

SB: t68601 M = 26.13
BB: t12498 M = 4.76
UTG: t14820 M = 5.65
UTG+1: t22836 M = 8.70
UTG+2: t4252 M = 1.62
MP1: t2091 M = 0.80
MP2: t20890 M = 7.96
CO: t21477 M = 8.18
BTN: t12535 M = 4.78

Pre Flop: (t2625)
1 fold, UTG+1 calls t1000, 4 folds, BTN calls t1000, SB calls t500, BB checks

Flop: (t5125) 6 6 4 (4 players)
SB checks, BB bets t2000, UTG+1 folds, BTN folds, SB folds

I don't play that much tournaments. What does T and M stand for? T=Tournament Money? M=?

Can you hide your stats from sharkscope? Im on Full Tilt.

yes, t= tournament chips

M= stack / (blinds+antes). it's the number of orbits you'll survive if you fold every hand. useful for quantifying how "desperate" you are because you are running out of chips.

so the blinds post 500 and 1000, for 1500. antes for 9 players are 125*9=1125, blinds + antes = 2625.

small blind's stack is 68601. M = 68601/2625 = 26.133

Where can I find Ryan Fee's 6max guide?

http://s3.amazonaws.com/ryanfee/fees6max.pdf

Doesn't work anymore

In pokerstars, I unchecked the don't show winning hand option just for fun. When I win a hand where everyone folds, there's a pop-up for like 3 seconds option of whether to show or don't show your hand. My question is if I don't press anything will it show or not show my hand?

Not show.

What was so funny about this hand? I got a double "lol" in the chat window from the player in the MP2 position

Poker Stars $0.25+$0.00 No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t25/t50 Blinds - 8 players
The Official 2+2 Hand Converter Powered By DeucesCracked.com

UTG: t2555 M = 34.07
UTG+1: t1500 M = 20
MP1: t1090 M = 14.53
MP2: t1500 M = 20
CO: t1760 M = 23.47
BTN: t3495 M = 46.60
SB: t7629 M = 101.72
Hero (BB): t1510 M = 20.13

Pre Flop: (t75) Hero is BB with Q 8
6 folds, SB raises to t250, Hero calls t200

Flop: (t500) 3 5 9 (2 players)
SB checks, Hero checks

Turn: (t500) 4 (2 players)
SB bets t250, Hero folds

Final Pot: t500
SB wins t500

Maybe he had 6-7 and was laughing at himself because he thought about limping in. Maybe he thought that bet on the river was a bluff and you folded a pair? Maybe he typed in the wrong box???