Home > Terms > English, UK (UE) > Half bet rule
Half bet rule
In some casinos, the rule that placing chips equal to or greater than half the normal bet amount beyond the amount required to call constitutes a commitment to raise the normal amount. For example, in a game with a $4 fixed limit, a player facing a $4 opening bet who places $6 in the pot is deemed to have raised, and must complete his bet to $8. Compare to "full bet rule". See Public cardroom rules and "all in" betting.
This is auto-generated content. You can help to improve it.
0
0
Improve it
Other Languages:
Member comments
Terms in the News
Featured Terms
Industry/Domain: Boat Category: General boating
canoe
Canoes are paddle powered craft for exploring shallows to running white water. They are light-weight narrow boats with pointed ends and open top. They ...
Contributor
Featured blossaries
farooq92
0
Terms
47
Blossaries
3
Followers
Most successful child star
Category: Entertainment 1 5 Terms
mihaela1982
0
Terms
1
Blossaries
0
Followers
French origin terms in English
Category: Languages 1 2 Terms
Browers Terms By Category
- Industrial automation(1051)
Automation(1051) Terms
- Economics(2399)
- International economics(1257)
- International trade(355)
- Forex(77)
- Ecommerce(21)
- Economic standardization(2)
Economy(4111) Terms
- General law(5868)
- Courts(823)
- Patent & trademark(449)
- DNA forensics(434)
- Family law(220)
- Legal aid (criminal)(82)
Legal services(8095) Terms
- Fuel cell(402)
- Capacitors(290)
- Motors(278)
- Generators(192)
- Circuit breakers(147)
- Power supplies(77)
Electrical equipment(1403) Terms
- Material physics(1710)
- Metallurgy(891)
- Corrosion engineering(646)
- Magnetics(82)
- Impact testing(1)