How much is a big bet in poker?

How much is a big bet in poker?

How much is a big bet in poker?

A Big Bet is the larger bet sizing used on the latest streets (most commonly the turn and river) in fixed limit games. For example, in a $2/$4 limit game, the $4 bet size players must use on the turn and river is considered to be the big bet.

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How big is a 3-bet?
What Size Should Our Flop 3bet be in Hold'em? A flop 3bet is usually somewhere between 2 and 2.5 times the size of the flop 2bet. Inexperienced players don't always realise this and may sometimes make flop 3bets which are 3 times the size of the 2bet or larger.
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Big = Strong; Small = Weak
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