Killing the pot alters the order of action preflop/predraw. There may be a limit to the number of kills allowed on a hand, even though the game is 'no-limit'. Some games allow overkills - after someone has killed the pot, someone else can kill it again, raising the amount to-go to double the new kill amount. In no-limit games, players are frequently allowed to kill for more than the to-go amount, but for no more than 1/2 of their stack. $4/8 and $8/$16 Omaha8 are fixed limit games at venetian?Īlso sorry for my ignorance but what is a kill pot?īig bet (no-limit or pot-limit) poker frequently allows a player to 'kill the pot', by posting an amount equal to current to-go amount, and the amount to-go (to come into the hand, or call preflop) is now double the kill amount.
