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Limit Poker
1. In "Limit Tournaments" (Limit
tournaments are those which have a prescribed
amount of betting at each level.), one bet and
three raises are permitted for each betting round.
When only two Players remain, there is no limit on
the number of raises. In Pot Limit and/or No Limit
tournaments, there are no limits on the number of
raises.
2. Players are obligated to take their "Blinds". (A
"blind" is a fixed amount of money, determined by
the size of the game that is automatically put into
the pot in Hold'em and Omaha tournaments prior to
the hand being dealt.
3. The Small Blind is the player immediately to the
left of the dealer button and the Big Blind is the
player to the immediate left of the Small Blind.
(It is possible for a player to take two Big Blinds
in a row. For example, if he just had the BB at his
table, which just broke down and then was seated in
the BB at his new table.)
4. When two Players remain, the Player due to
assume the Big Blind will do so, and the Small
Blind will inherit the button. The Small Blind or
button will act first prior to the flop and second
after the flop.
5. There are no breaks during Single-Table
Tournaments. In Multi-Table tournaments, a 5-minute
break is taken every hour.
The betting limit is pre-determined by the table
you choice to play at.
CLICK HERE for the
rules that apply to tourmaments
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