If anyone could answer that'd be grand! Thanks. Dealer then has option to check, raise or fold (having already put in the small blind). Other player goes first, has to double it to big blind to continue or can raise or fold losing their big blind. Dealer then has option to check, raise or fold (having already put in the small blind).ĥ.) Dealer puts in small blind. Other player goes first, has to double it to big blind to continue or can raise or fold without ever having put money in. Because of this, you need to be ready to make drastic adjustments to your big blind defending range as your pot odds change from spot to spot. Other player goes first, can check, raise or fold Dealer then has option to check, raise or fold (having already put in the small blind).Ĥ.) Dealer puts in small blind. Cash games usually feature a wide variety of opening sizes, ranging from 2x to 5x or more. Other player goes next, can check, raise or fold without ever having put money in.ģ.) Dealer puts in small blind. Goes first, has to double it to big blind to continue, or can fold losing their small blind. Other player goes next, can check, raise or fold without ever having put money in.Ģ.) Dealer puts in small blind. Is this correct? Can someone explain which of these scenarios is the proper way pre flop only.ġ.) Dealer puts in small blind.
The big blind goes first with better each round after. Other player (big blind) can check, raise or fold. So when there's only two players left, what are the exact rules? For such a popular game, it sure is hard getting specifics on this one thing.
