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In poker, the all in rule is a fundamental concept that applies when a player bets all of their remaining chips. This rule ensures fair play by limiting the amount a player can win or lose in a hand based on their stack size compared to opponents. For example, if a player goes all in with fewer chips than others, they can only win the portion of the pot that matches their bet, with side pots created for remaining players. This rule is crucial in tournaments and cash games to maintain balance and excitement. |
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发表于 2025-10-29 04:29:26