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A portion of the pot which is unattainable by at least one active player, due to said player not having enough chips to call the full bet.
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Are sidepots created at each turn, or at the end of the round? [duplicate]
Im wondering, in hold'em, when sidepots are created/calculated, is it at the end of each player's turn or at the end of the round?
thanks!
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What happens (or is it possible) when there's sidepots that have no players competing for them?
I'm wondering let's say this situation:
at the flop: (mainpot: 400)
P1. All in 100
P2. All in 50
P3. Rise 200
P4. Call 200
If I'm right, that would give us:
Mainpot: (400 + (50*4))-> p1,p2,p3,p4
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