Thanks for having a helpful site over here!

By the way, I drop by because of two questions. First, I would like to clarify something about re-raise. Let say for an instance, I’m the first one to act and eventually make a bid of $100. Then, the person to my left as a result throws out $500. What do you think, can I only see him with a bet of $400, or can I re-raise him at all means and cost? How about if one person goes all in, can re-raise still keep going?

Well, for my second question, I don’t know if you could still remember the 3 or 4 re-raise thing. Before, you’ve mentioned that 3 or 4 re-raises are allowed in tournament plays. I’m wondering now whether or not that includes the pre-flop? For an instance, the first person bets $100, the second $200, then so on and so forth. What’s your opinion, do you think the 5th and 6th person can only call or fold? Or they can raise? If in the event, we have nine people at the table, can there be just an initial bet then 8 re-raises? Any response will be much appreciated.

Thanks!
Rod

Rod,

For your first question, you can reraise as many times as you want up to the full amount of your stack. There aren’t any rules regarding the number of raises.

For your second question, the only tournaments that have a limit to the number of raises are limit holdem tournaments. In limit holdem tournament, there is typically a limit of 3 reraises which are in fixed limit amounts. In no limit, players can raise as much as they want until they are all in. If each player at the table has raised and each player still has money in front of them, they can keep raising. There aren’t any limits. That’s why its called “No Limit.”