[Wedge Rock]

Originally Posted by luckychick

You owe however much the guy bet.

It would be like if a guy said "I raise the price of a chicken dinner at KFC." While there is obviously a correct answer to that, there is no way of verifying it. So, he raises; but his actions, they way he raises, and anything else more specific that he said define the raise. If the first guys raise to $20, and the second guy says, "I raise pot" and throws a black chip, then the raise is to $100. "I raise" + black chip = $100.

I corrected it to specify that I was talking about a PL game... If a dealer can count the pot in PL, but counting the pot is not allowed in CO, what is one to do?

[Quads]

And as a **FINAL** clarification as to the math... the 17 that was in the middle... the rake hadn't been taken out yet. Had we seen the turn, the pot would have been raked. We were short handed, so they give us the benefit of the doubt and drop on the turn in a lot of cases.

[Harlequin011]

good thing you didn't toss in a $100 after you said that then!

Thanks for the explaination.

[Wedge Rock]

If the bet of $20 took down the pot, I don't think he would have got callers with a bet of $100...

[luckychick]

Originally Posted by Wedge Rock

I corrected it to specify that I was talking about a PL game... If a dealer can count the pot in PL, but counting the pot is not allowed in CO, what is one to do?

Ah poops, that's a good question. Anyone? Law doesn't apply to PL? Maybe there is no PL in CO?

[the3rd]

I'm only on page 3 of this thread, so this may have aready been stated. When it comes to the rake, dealers extract "units" when a pot reaches a certain size. They then "reset" and rake again when enough bets are made to extract the next unit. They don't keep an exact total in their head at all times and calculate percentages.

[Slagar]

Originally Posted by Quads

1BB = 3 buck
1 SB = 2 buck
4 limpers = 12 buck

Toatl = 17 buck.

Ah, I misunderstood your post.

Ok, I understand the ruling now.

[smoore]

$5 max bet in CO on all games.