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11 rows  A full house, also known as a full boat or a boat (and originally called a full hand), is a hand that contains three cards of one rank and two cards of another rank, such as 3 ♣ 3 ♠ 3 ♦ 6 ♣ 6 ♥ (a 'full house, threes over sixes' or 'threes full of sixes' or 'threes full'). It ranks below four of a kind and above a flush. Texas holdem 2 full house.

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For example, A checks, B bets 100, C goes all in for 101. This raise doesn't reopen the action for those who have already acted on the last bet. However, all options will be open to those who have yet to act on the last bet/raise. A has all options, but B can only call 1 or fold (assuming A doesn't raise). Poker rules are your building block or the foundation, upon which you are going to build your fort. So, it’s important you put extra effort on mastering the rules. Betting is an intrinsic part of the game. During the course of the poker game, players would have to bet an amount based on the value of their hand cards.

Today, Poker is an international card game that is frantically played all around the globe with much, passion and fervor. The advent of online poker has eased the access for common man to try his hand in, the game. Re: Min raise after all-in for less than full raise amount I think it would be easier if the minimum was always double the amount of the action you're facing. Too many 'Gotcha' moments when someone tries to call and puts out 50% or more of the minimum raise and therefore have to raise, pissing everyone at the table off. Most cardrooms have a limit on the number of bets and raises allowed. Usually only a bet and three raises (or four raises) are allowed on each round of betting. However, when there are only two players left in the hand some cardrooms allow unlimited bets and raises. The player who placed the blind may raise after everyone else has acted even if no one did more than call. The betting round after the draw is begun by the first active player to dealer's left as usual. Rules for all-in situations in poker. Before the all-in rule was invented, if you had $500 at the table and $10,000 in the bank, if an opponent bet $20,000 into the pot, you could not call him, even if you ran across the street and withdrew all your money from the bank. Lost planet 2 slot machine codes. Even if you had the absolute nuts.

Introduction

Raise 'Em Poker

Raise 'Em Poker is a poker variant popular in Africa. The game is basically the same as Let it Ride, except the player adds bets instead of pulling them back. The pay table used is the same as that used in Let it Ride at the Royal Swazi.

Rules

1. The game is played with a single 52-card deck.
2. Player starts by making an Ante wager and an optional 'Plus' side bet.
3. Three cards are dealt to each player and two community cards will be dealt face down.
4. After examining his cards, the player may check or make a Raise wager equal to the Ante wager in the spot marked '1.'
5. The dealer will reveal the first community card.
6. The player may check or make a Raise wager equal to the Ante wager in the spot marked '2.'
7. The dealer will reveal the second community card.
8. The dealer will pay each player according to the poker value of his hand and the pay table below, which shall apply to the Ante and all Raise wagers.
   

   Ante and Raise Bets Pay Table

   Hand	Pays
   Royal Flush	250 to 1
   Straight Flush	50 to 1
   Four of a kind	25 to 1
   Full House	12 to 1
   Flush	10 to 1
   Straight	8 to 1
   Three of a kind	3 to 1
   Two pair	2 to 1
   Tens or better	1 to 1

   
   
9. The Plus bet is paid according the Plus pay table below.

   The following is the pay table for the Plus side bet. The three progressives are all independent of each other. When one jackpot hits, the others do not go down.

   Plus Bet Pay Table

   Hand	Pays
   Royal Flush	Top Progressive
   Straight Flush	Top Progressive
   Four of a kind	Second Progressive
   Full House	Third Progressive
   Flush	50 to 1
   Straight	10 to 1

   
   

Strategy

With three cards you should make a raise bet with any of the following, otherwise check.

• Any paying hand (tens or better, three of a kind).
• Any three to a royal flush.
• Three suited cards in a row except 2-3-4, and ace-2-3.
• Three to a straight flush, spread 4, with at least one high card (ten or greater.)
• Three to a straight flush, spread 5, with at least two high cards.
• 10-J-Q unsuited.

With four cards you should make a raise bet with any of the following, otherwise check.

• Any paying hand (tens or better, two pair, three of a kind).
• Four to a flush.
• Any four to an outside straight.
• Any four to an inside straight with at least three high cards.

Four to an inside straight with two high cards is a break-even raise situation.

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Analysis

The following tables show the probability and return of all possible outcomes. The lower right cell shows a house edge of 2.96%.

Return Table

Poker Raise Rules

As a reminder, the house edge is traditionally defined as the ratio of the expected loss to the initial wager, which is 2.96% in this case. The player will make one raise 9.96% of the time and two raises 7.13%, for an average total bet of 1.24 units. The Element of Risk, which is the ratio of the expected loss to total bet, is thus 2.38%.

Plus Bet

Min Raise Poker

With three independent progressives, you'll have to get out a calculator to determine the value of the Plus bet at any given time. The general formula for the return per dollar bet is:

(40×(Top Progressive) + 624×(Second Progressive) + 37244×(Third Progressive) + 357,400×(bet amount))/(2,598,960 × (bet amount))

Check Raise In Poker

When this value exceeds 1, the odds are in the player's favor. With three different progressives, it would not surprise me if this side bet almost never goes positive.