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Thread: Kill Pots

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11-16-2005, 03:33 PM

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Re: Kill Pots

So what exactly is the purpose for a "kill" button game? Is it to increase the winnings of the person who has the kill button? Or is it so the others have a chance to get thier money back? It seems as though if the guy holding the kill button gets another good hand he is only going to suck more money out of his opponents. If this thinking is wrong (or if someone could point me in the proper direction for the theories behind a kill button) please let me know!! Thanks!

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