Poker basics: Texas Hold'em rules, table position, sizing, 3-bet, odds, opponent types and a glossary. Learn with FunFarm experts.
In No-Limit Texas Hold'em, there are situations where two or more players make equally strong combinations. In such cases, no one wins the entire pot — it's split between the participants. This is called a split pot.
If you remove antes and blinds from poker, the game quickly turns into an endless exchange of checks — everyone would just wait for perfect cards and never put chips in voluntarily.
A multipot is a hand where several players reach the postflop. This happens when you raise and get multiple calls, or when you call a raise yourself and end up in the pot against two or more opponents. Playing multipots is harder than playing hands one-on-one. Here you're not up against a single range of hands, but several at once. This means the probability of making a winning combination drops, while the chance of you making a mistake rises. Errors in these pots are more costly, so you need to play hands against multiple opponents carefully.
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