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Thread: Ruling on annouce raise vs wrong amount of chips put into pot

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10-10-2005, 02:55 PM

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Re: Ruling on annouce raise vs wrong amount of chips put into pot

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Originally Posted by smitty

However..... I believe you can just announce "Raise" and you can keep putting chips into the pot with several motions.

If you do not announce "raise" then the bet must come in one forward motion and you cannot return to your stack for more chips.

You are correct. If all one says is "raise" then he could put in any legal amount.
That is why I usually first anounce "raise" then I say "raise of XXX" this way if I count out the wrong amount I get it back.
Mind you I learned this the hard way