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The game is governed by Player 3's last LEGAL action, which was "raise to 400." So player 4 (and subsequent players) must meet that raise or fold.
If Player 3 leaves the table and does not come back in time for his next turn to bet, he automatically forfeits the 400 he put in to the pot, and to its ultimate winner. The fact that he "folded" while leaving ...
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In the cash games players may enter and exit the game at any time.
In the tournament the winner is a player who has taken all the chips from another players.
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The most important thing is that you should be aware of the fact that you cannot teach poker to someone who doesn't like the game. Yes, it's a great game and yes, I enjoy it very much. But, as much as it hurts, it doesn't mean that my friends should like it too. Judging by what I read, they don't seem to like it that much. So, before everything, make sure ...
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I'm in exactly the same situation, down to every cruel aspect of it. It's actually quite amazing, something that people without knowledge of probability distributions would call a huge coincidence :D .
I think the problem in your approach is the fact that you throw a huge amount of information at them. Texas Hold'em (and poker in general) is a game with a ...
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There was a lot of controversy around that hand. I think the official explanation from the floorman and supervisor was that as soon as the floorman said "one" the hand was dead. He said "hand dead" a second later, but the time was up when the said "one"....
I think this explanation is pretty thin. Friedman said "call" before the words "hand dead" were ...
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