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How does the big blind and small blind work?

How does the big blind and small blind work?

The “small blind” is placed by the player to the left of the dealer button and the “big blind” is then posted by the next player to the left. If the live blind checks, the betting round then ends. Generally, the “big blind” is equal to the minimum bet. The “small blind” is normally half the big blind.

How do poker ante blinds work?

If Ante is $1, the bet amounts are not affected and are based on the blinds or the small and big bets, as per the game rules. Blinds, on the other hand, affect the size of the bet. If the small bet is $5 and the big bet is $10, then the next player has to either call and bet the same amount of $10 or raise to bet $20.

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How does the big blind ante work?

In the BB ante format, the big blind is posting the antes for the entire table. That means that each player at the table owes that player a single ante, and the debt is paid when they are in the big blind and pay the antes for the table. On the flip side, the other players are playing a stack of 100 chips.

What is a big blind ante in poker?

Known as “big blind ante,” this new approach sees a major change: instead of every player anteing each hand, one player antes an amount equal to the big blind each round. The ante is dead and is immediately brought into the pot, while big blind is live and is part of the pre-flop betting.

How many big blinds should you start with?

5,000 chips to start with blinds of 25/50 should give you enough play for the tournament to last between three and four hours if you use 20 minute levels. Everyone will begin with 100 big blinds.

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How do you ante up?

Pay what is due, contribute; by extension, do one’s share. For example, The trustees were asked to ante up $10,000 each for the new scholarship, or Tired of watching Joe sit around while they cleaned up, the roommates told him to ante up or move out.

Who pays the big blind ante?

In tournaments operating a big blind ante, as the WSOP just announced for their high roller events, the player in the big blind pays the ante for everyone at the table. As the big blind moves every hand so does the responsibility to pay the ante.

Who puts in the ante?

A game in which the player to the left of the dealer (the ante) puts in (usually) one chip before getting any cards, and the player to his left (the straddle) puts in two chips.

Does the big blind have to ante?

The Ante (1,000) is dead and is immediately brought into the pot. The Big Blind (the other 1,000) is live and is part of the pre-flop betting. If a player in the tournament does not have the required amount for both the Big Blind and the Ante, the Big Blind will be paid first, followed by the ante.

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How many big blinds is a stack?

What is “big blinds remaining”? “Big blinds remaining” expresses the size of your stack in terms of how many big blinds it is worth. In a standard cash game you can buy in to a maximum of 100 big blinds (this is written as 100bb). When talking about a stake, you talk about it in terms of a 100bb stack.