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Old 11-15-2005, 02:36 PM
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Kill Pots

For my next home game, I'm going to start off with a cash game for a couple hours before it's tourney time. My plan so far is to make the cash game just a 1/2 limit game with a kill. But I want to make sure I've got this kill game idea down first. Someone set me straight if I have this wrong.

If a player wins 2 pots in a row, it will trigger the kill. For that next hand then, the limits go to 2/4, and the player that won the 2 pots has to put in an extra blind of $2. I think I've got that right.

All right, my question comes in with the blinds. In the normal 1/2 portion of the game, the blinds are $0.50 and $1. When a pot is killed, the killer has to also post $2. When this is done, do the normal blinds still post $0.50 and $1? And then is the kill blind live?

Here's the way I have it envisioned in my head, but I don't know if this is right. Say you've got A as the button, B as the SB, and C as the BB. Player E, 2 to the left of the BB, killed the last pot and posts his $2. Now, does action start with Player F to E's left? And he must call or raise the $2? Or does action start UTG with D, but he knows that an automatic raise is effectively coming from E's kill?

Any help?
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