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Texas Hold'em can be played as Limit, No Limit, and Pot Limit.
"Limit" games mean that you can only bet up to a predetermined amount, typically equal to the big blind, and raise the same amount.
"Pot Limit" means you can raise up to the current amount in the pot, but no more.
"No Limit" is the most dramatic of the three, where any player, at any time, can declare "All In" and bet everything he has. A player calling an All In move with too few chips creates a side pot, which he cannot win and is separate from the main pot, which he can win.
Raises are typically limited to four or five bets total; the big blind, the first raise, and then three or four more re-raises.
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Texas Hold'em can be played as Limit, No Limit, and Pot Limit.
"Limit" games mean that you can only bet up to a predetermined amount, typically equal to the big blind, and raise the same amount.
"Pot Limit" means you can raise up to the current amount in the pot, but no more.
"No Limit" is the most dramatic of the three, where any player, at any time, can declare "All In" and bet everything he has. A player calling an All In move with too few chips creates a side pot, which he cannot win and is separate from the main pot, which he can win.
Raises are typically limited to four or five bets total; the big blind, the first raise, and then three or four more re-raises.
Thank you for Viewing MrStuff's Instructable.
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