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mulhollanddrive
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07-12-2006, 06:55 PM
Post subject: 3betting
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Join Date: May 2006
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ive been playing poker for a while now, and this is probably the most common term i don't know the meaning of.
What is a 3bet? I gather its 3 times the pot or something similar?
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Warpe
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bet = 1bet
raise = 2bets
reraise = 3bets
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mulhollanddrive
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that makes sense. so re-raising the re-raise on the same street?
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Warpe
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and so on...a reraise after bet, raise, reraise would be a 4bet
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a500lbgorilla
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JESUS TAKE THE KEYBOARD
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on the flop, its HU between me and you.
I act first.
I bet 10.
You raise to 25.
I 3-bet to 45.
You fold.
I show rags.
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Smithers, use the amnesia ray.
You mean the revolver, sir?
Precisely.
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bantam222
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most commonly used in limit poker,where the betting amounts are set. In NL people will just say "he re-raised to $50" because it matters a lot if the guy min raised you, or raised you AI
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Lukie
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it's a limit term that many people (myself included) use for NL to sound cool, or something like that.
It's just the 3rd bet on a given street, completely independent of size. So a reraise on the flop, turn, or river would constitute a '3-bet.'
Preflop tricks a lot of people because technically the blind is the first bet, so a raise would be a 2-bet, and the second raise would be a 3-bet (like the other streets). Just assume the big blind is the first bet and everything is simple.
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jyms
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Quote:
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Originally Posted by Lukie
it's a limit term that many people (myself included) use for NL to sound cool, or something like that.
It's just the 3rd bet on a given street, completely independent of size. So a reraise on the flop, turn, or river would constitute a '3-bet.'
Preflop tricks a lot of people because technically the blind is the first bet, so a raise would be a 2-bet, and the second raise would be a 3-bet (like the other streets). Just assume the big blind is the first bet and everything is simple.
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WTF!!where's the comments? Where's the humor? What have you one with our Lukie. 
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