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Limit Heads up Poker Rules

This type of game heads up is relatively rare when playing online. Limit rules do not change the physical sctucture of how the game is played. There is simply a betting cap in that you can only bet or raise a maximum amount at any one time.

You should take a different approach to the game when playing Heads up with a limit as bluffing becomes far more difficult because it is much harder to bully a player off a pot. Player get comfort in knowing that if they call a bet or raise the pot, there is a maximum that they can be asked to put into the pot. For this reason players tend to call more in the chase of winning cards. In no limit, bluffing is easier as calling big raises in the hope of catching cards will only be detrimental to your stack.

The blinds could be 20/40 (chips). Let's take a look at this scenario - the small blind will be 20 chips and the big blind will be 40 chips. These are the compulsory bets that must be made before play begins. The bets after the blinds had been met would be 20 chips and raises would be 40 chips (maximum) - the only exception in a limit game would be if a player bets 20 chips, the next player raises (to 40 chips) and a third raise occurs- this would then be a raise for twice the bet, now 80 chips.

Other than having a cap on the betting, the rules are simple. There are only 2 players in play and both will start the game with an equal amount of chips. the winner will be the player who wins all the chips in play. One on one poker is played online usually as no-limit in which you can bet any or all of your chips at any one time.

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