NL TH expert needed: In NL Texas Hold 'em, what is the minimum raise in the following situation?

Question

There are three people in the pot on the flop.

Person A bets 100 dollars.

Person B goes all in, raising to 130 dollars.

What is the minimum raise for Person C?

If it gets back to person A, can he reraise? What's the minimum raise in that case?

Answer 1

If person C calls the $130, person A cannot raise, since person B did not make a minimum legal raise which would have been double the bet from person A.

So if C calls, A can only call the extra $30.

But if player C raises (to a minimum of $200), then the raising option is reactivated. So if player C raised to $200, player A would have the option of re-raising up to and including all his chips.

Answer 2

I assume you are talking about a cash game? If so person C may reraise, but if person C calls person A may not reraise because person B did not raise more than HALF of person A's original bet. If person B went all in for $151 and person C called person A has the option to reraise. This is correct as I play in weekly cash games at the casino.

Answer 3

If you raise, you must raise the $100 bet, making it $200.

Person A can reraise making it $300 or more to go.

Answer 4

IN this sit. your supposed to use your common sense and think if B really has the nuts to go all in. Is he bluffing. Consider what C has. If C isn't confident
fold. Idont know what the A has but if B is all in on 130 it wouldn't be worth it to check and see what he has by CALLING. On first round betting calling is what happens after a previous bet or betting the same amt as blinds. You can't CHECK until the second round where B has nothing more to buy. A can reraise but it would only serve to pysch B out because after B checks C has the opportunity to go to the end without betting anything. It's called strategy

Answer 5

unless otherwise specified, the big blind. it's really funny to go over the top of $230 with a six dollar re-raise. why would anybody do that? exactly right.