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In poker, the term "cap" refers to a limit on the number of allowable raises in a particular betting round. Once the cap is reached, players can no longer raise the bet, and the betting is said to be "capped."
The cap rule is implemented to prevent excessively large bets and to keep the game from becoming too aggressive or unmanageable. By capping the number of raises, the betting action becomes more controlled, allowing players to better manage their bankrolls and make strategic decisions.
The specific cap rule can vary depending on the poker variant and the house rules in place. Common cap rules include
Single Cap: A common rule is to have a single cap, usually three or four raises in a betting round. Once the cap is reached, no further raises are allowed for that round.
The cap rule is implemented to prevent excessively large bets and to keep the game from becoming too aggressive or unmanageable. By capping the number of raises, the betting action becomes more controlled, allowing players to better manage their bankrolls and make strategic decisions.
The specific cap rule can vary depending on the poker variant and the house rules in place. Common cap rules include
Single Cap: A common rule is to have a single cap, usually three or four raises in a betting round. Once the cap is reached, no further raises are allowed for that round.
