by Greg Raymer | Published: Oct 19, '20
… bankroll to re-enter? The difference between a player who never re- … not, or cannot, re-enter. Yes, the player who re-enters is … dollar for the re-entry, then choosing to re-enter is no different than coming back next week to enter …
by Brian Pempus | Published: Feb 11, '13
In the wake of last week’s historic decision by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, at least one major player has apparently repositioned their chips to get in on the future action. Is MGM Resorts International now eying a piece of the New Jersey online …
by Kevin Haney | Published: Oct 16, '24
… , especially if the price to enter the pot is or expected … , and in those circumstances having re-draw outs to a flush … two are out, and the re-raiser often has at least …
by Erik Fast | Published: Aug 07, '24
… plopped down $2,500 to enter this year’s mixed big … Las Vegas and decided to enter into the $400 buy-in … Australia high roller. Even without re-entries, there were still 824 …
by Erik Fast | Published: Nov 29, '23
… Katz (5th – $304,000) to enter four-handed play in a … 7 and then called a re-pot from Bleznick out of … Bleznick’s suits covered. Bleznick re-potted and Haxton shoved. Bleznick …
by Jonathan Little | Published: Jul 12, '23
… initial raiser decides to re-raise. If you re-raise and the … that since they so rarely enter the pot that they must … in his mind, I “must” re-raise with A-K before …
by Kevin Haney | Published: Mar 08, '23
… slight 52% favorite, but reraising re-opens the betting allowing Matt … a good price; he will enter into the pot with many …
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