Dealer allowed to re-raise?

nucking futs

I saw this the other night but wasn't too sure on it so didn't say anything

Basically, Man A bets 5 notes, Man B (also the dealer) raises to 10 notes. Man A starts putting in money to call, but Man B then put in more, saying that since he's the dealer he can do it if he wants to.

Anyone know if this is true?

gorrrr72

nucking futs wrote: »

I saw this the other night but wasn't too sure on it so didn't say anything

Basically, Man A bets 5 notes, Man B (also the dealer) raises to 10 notes. Man A starts putting in money to call, but Man B then put in more, saying that since he's the dealer he can do it if he wants to.

Anyone know if this is true?

Absolutly, he can take his money back if he doesn't like the flop too.:rolleyes:

corkie123

nucking futs wrote: »

I saw this the other night but wasn't too sure on it so didn't say anything

Basically, Man A bets 5 notes, Man B (also the dealer) raises to 10 notes. Man A starts putting in money to call, but Man B then put in more, saying that since he's the dealer he can do it if he wants to.

Anyone know if this is true?

no he cant but like his balls for trying it

Degag

nucking futs wrote: »

I saw this the other night but wasn't too sure on it so didn't say anything

Basically, Man A bets 5 notes, Man B (also the dealer) raises to 10 notes. Man A starts putting in money to call, but Man B then put in more, saying that since he's the dealer he can do it if he wants to.

Anyone know if this is true?

Simply put, no he can not.

He was probably bluffing, didn't like being called so made up this "rule" so he could bet more to put his opponant off the pot.

duffbeer2009

ummmmmmm thats called cheating lol