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Date: 07 Dec 2006 23:22:50
From: DarkProtoman
Subject: What happens if every player is all-in?
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In table stakes no-limit texas hold 'em, what happens if every player
is all-in? Thanks!!!!
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Date: 08 Dec 2006 01:36:10
From:
Subject: Re: What happens if every player is all-in?
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On Dec 8, 1:03 pm, "your name" <traps...@gmail.com > wrote:
> "DarkProtoman" <Protoman2...@gmail.com> wrote in messagenews:1165562570.194490.224890@j44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
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> > In table stakes no-limit texas hold 'em, what happens if every player
> > is all-in? Thanks!!!! Create a main pot by multiplying the smallest bet x 9( we will use a full
> table as an example)
> Say that bet is 300...= 2700 in main pot
> Next take the next smallest bet and multiply it by 8
> say 400...= 3200 and create a secondary pot
> Next take the third smallest bet and multiply it by 7
> say 500...= 3500 and create a third pot
> and so forth until all "side" pots are created.
> When you get to the end, someone will very likely have more than all the
> other players...he gets that overage back
>
> Showdown is done in order showing ONLY the hands that can contend for the
> pot at hand, always start with the hands that had the most equity ( the two
> largest stacks) and determine the winner of that pot...kill the losing hand
> and award the pot.
> Continue then by having the players show hands as their equity in the pot
> allows, always killing the losing hand(s), until all hands have been shown
> and all pots awarded.
> Tip the dealer generously.
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Date: 08 Dec 2006 00:10:42
From: Richard52
Subject: Re: What happens if every player is all-in?
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Hmmm.. you understood him better than I did. I would have phrased the
question 'How do I properly create side pots when everyone is all in?'
Good explanation by the way.
R-
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Date: 08 Dec 2006 00:06:17
From: Richard52
Subject: Re: What happens if every player is all-in?
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What answer are you looking for because your question doesn't make any
sense? Did you really mean single table sit and go tournament play and
you are asking if the winner gets all the prize money or if he/she only
get's first place money and the rest of the table splits what's left in
the prize pool?
DarkProtoman wrote:
> In table stakes no-limit texas hold 'em, what happens if every player
> is all-in? Thanks!!!!
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Date: 08 Dec 2006 01:03:37
From: your name
Subject: Re: What happens if every player is all-in?
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"DarkProtoman" <Protoman2050@gmail.com > wrote in message
news:1165562570.194490.224890@j44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> In table stakes no-limit texas hold 'em, what happens if every player
> is all-in? Thanks!!!!
Create a main pot by multiplying the smallest bet x 9( we will use a full
table as an example)
Say that bet is 300...= 2700 in main pot
Next take the next smallest bet and multiply it by 8
say 400...= 3200 and create a secondary pot
Next take the third smallest bet and multiply it by 7
say 500...= 3500 and create a third pot
and so forth until all "side" pots are created.
When you get to the end, someone will very likely have more than all the
other players...he gets that overage back
Showdown is done in order showing ONLY the hands that can contend for the
pot at hand, always start with the hands that had the most equity ( the two
largest stacks) and determine the winner of that pot...kill the losing hand
and award the pot.
Continue then by having the players show hands as their equity in the pot
allows, always killing the losing hand(s), until all hands have been shown
and all pots awarded.
Tip the dealer generously.
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