Poker Side Pot

A quick and simple tutorial on how to make a side pot. If you want to learn how to do multiple side pots, click this link • How to calculate Multi...
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[@MrsTerrebonne]

Best and clearest explanation I've seen so far!!! 👍

[@Tg-gz8qt]

I always had problems with this as nobody really explained yet on KZbin. Thank you for making it simple!

[@Richard-fj3zb]

Thanks. I'm from Germany and learning Poker. And the Sidepot-Rule was the only rule that I don't unterstand. Thank you for explaining this rule!

[@CWEBSWORLD]

+Mulie Maulesel I'm happy to know it helped! :)

[@master__oogway]

In the casino I work in, we have 2 types of Texas Hold'em. The one where the player plays against the house and this one. I just started training today and the side pot thingy really scrambles my head. So, thanks for clearing it up. 👍

[@maidenfan18701]

thank you for explaining this so simply. I could never fully understand all in side pot rules before and neither could any of my friends causing alot of problems on our poker nights. I will be showing this video to the group at the start of our next game. Thank you.

[@DillonJohnCollins]

it made my day when you said "okey pokey"

[@mistymarley9782]

Thank you! Subscribed!

[@CWEBSWORLD]

Well thank you kindly Misty Marley 😁!!

[@Interjrux]

Just got busted from a tournament thanks for this explanation it helps

[@CWEBSWORLD]

Glad it helped!

[@alexisesparza7773]

So if someone bets 1000 other player calls and the final player goes all in with 275. It's need to take 275 to each player for main pot but why the player that is going all in still have chips?

[@CWEBSWORLD]

Hi Alexis! Can you tell me at which part in the video you're referring to so I can clear up any confusion? The player that went all in will not have any chips in front of them unless they win after revealing the cards.

[@Nicotine46]

I find that part confusing as well. But it's actually simple. There is no chips left for player C. But as she said it doesn't matter how you grab the 825. The result is indeed corect. But I think the way she creates the two pots is confusing. She should've put all the chips from player C in the main pot.

[@Joe-ly3si]

@Joeys48 It makes no difference who's pot it comes from...825 is 825 either way. There is 2275 on the table and player c is entitled to 3x275...However way you take the 825 out...you're left with 1450 for the side pot.

[@asaz96]

Thanks.

[@CWEBSWORLD]

Ahmed Salem تحت أ مرك :) ! HA! You're welcome!

[@riverj9978]

Heyoo! Thanks for the vid but theres one thing i dont understand what happens if a player goes all in pre flop ? How does the round play out

[@CWEBSWORLD]

Hey RiverJ! Good question! If a player goes all in preflop the other players just have to call the all-in amount or fold before you can move on to the flop. Just make sure their all-in amount covers (includes) the big blind and the minimum amount required to raise. That's where it gets tricky for some. Lemme know if that helps😊

[@DJcyberslash]

So my understanding is if you go all in without the money to make the call all you get at max is your call times the number of people who call after in response to your bet?

[@CWEBSWORLD]

Yes sirrrrrr😊! So whatever that all-in player has is multiplied by the number of players and that amount goes into the main pot. The remainder creates the side pot which the all-in player won't be eligible to receive. The all-in player is eligible for the main pot cuz they had been contributing to it up until they had to go all in.

[@pastor3271]

What if player A or B don't have money for side pot?

[@gooseytantei7351]

Technically it's also called working pot

[@CWEBSWORLD]

Hmmm, never heard of "working pot". Learn something new everyday, thanks 😊

[@bsherman8236]

Grear vid, thx lady

[@hazmatgaming3212]

Thank you

[@redredwine1277]

Thanks🌹

[@trackost39]

Thank you so much :)

[@davidb461]

THANKS! :)))

[@tammyvalltos8772]

You are my favorite

[@CWEBSWORLD]

Awe shucks ☺️! Thanks! This one's for multiple side pots if you ever need it kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2anfKl7btKjaZI 😊

[@pootca]

What if a player go's all in and has more currency then both of the other players

[@IXLDGOLD]

Well why would the player go all in and risk his extra chips that cant even be paid off if he did win since no one else can call his bet. ps. in older shitty scam basement games sometimes if the player goes all in and nobody can call, they are forced to fold. So rich get richer. Pretty stupid which is why i dont reccomend starting to play poker with real money before you get a good grip of the game. pspsps yes i know its a 1 year old comment lol, bet now than never i guess.

[@JM-co6rf]

Wait? Why does the All-In player still have money after the $275?

[@CMLxLich]

J M right that's what I'm saying lmao

[@CWEBSWORLD]

Howdy JM! Thanks for the question! When player C went all-in he didn't have any money left over, the chips were there because of the way I grabbed the $825. You can get it any way you want just so long as each person puts in $275. The remaining chips that you see in front of player C went into the side pot that player C was not eligible to win. Does that make sense?

[@danjensenmovietalk]

@@CWEBSWORLD No. If player C went all in with $275 and you put those chips into the main pot, they shouldn't have had anything left to go to the side pot. In the video, you place surplus chips from player C into the side pot and don't explain why.

[@CWEBSWORLD]

​@@danjensenmovietalk Howdy Dan! Player C didn't have any money left over but the way I grabbed the $825 ($275 from each player) seems to be where the confusion is. You're not the first to point this out :) . In short, there's $2,275 that's been put out but only $825 goes to the main pot and the remainder goes to the side pot which player C would not be eligible to win.

[@AlexG-wk3nh]

why does A get eliminated from the main pot after losing the side pot show down?

[@CWEBSWORLD]

+Alex Grant Because player A had already lost to player B. So even if player A had stayed in the game and, let's say, beat player C, they would still lose to player B. We already know player A's hand is not a winner but we don't know about player C's hand until player A is eliminated.

[@thegremlinsmurf]

World Of Web makes 100% sense.

[@hemsley1493]

What if player A goes all in with for 1000. Player B goes all in with 1248 and player C goes all in with 1500. How would one calculate the side pot then? im guessing the main pot would be 3000 and the side pot 748 with player B and C am i right? Hypothetically speaking if player C only had 1 dollar and went all in with that one dollar but had the best hand would he win the 2000 dollars in the main pot? (note: it might confuse people when you said the remaining chips go to the side pot but took money from player C. All of player C's money went into the main pot. Just pointing it out)

[@CWEBSWORLD]

Yes, starting with the player with the least amount of money, the main pot would be $3000 because you have to take $1,000 from 3 players. After that, the next smallest amount would be $248 for player B. Since you have two players left with money (B and C) it would be $248 x 2 = 496. So $496 would go to the side pot. If they have all gone in you can stop there because neither A or B are eligible to win player C's remaining $252. But if you had a player D then that $252 would go into a side-side pot and side pots would just continue if you had more players with money...at which point it's a nightmare for the dealer and that's when you flip the table over! LOL! I see what you mean about the confusion. All of player C's money did go into the main pot "virtually". I just used their chips to make the side pot. But good point! Even if player C in this situation had gone all in with just $1 they would still only be able to win the main pot (^^)

[@pingerfrints6716]

You are still wrong!$1000-275=$725 so the side pot will be $1,450 because both player A&B still gives $275 to the main pot. So if player A wins against player B and C then he can have the side pot and the main pot and if player C wins all he cannot get the side pot because his chips cannot reach $1000 in order to have a side pot so if player C wins he win only the main pot.Why are you saying $825?You have wrong calculation.

[@isaacchua0405]

Useful thanks

[@Aaron-xg6mv]

Let's say 4 people are playing. Player 1 raises $100 bet. Player 2 goes all in with $50, player 3 goes all in with 75$, and player 4 matches the $100. How would that work out?

[@CWEBSWORLD]

Hey Aaron! Sorry for the delay. Great question!! So basically you’re gonna have a bunch of side pots that not every player will be eligible for. For the 1st side pot, everyone will contribute the amount of the player that has the least. So everyone will put in $50. That pot will total $200 and everyone is eligible for it. Now, the person with the least is player 3 with $25 ($50-$75) so for pot #2 players 1, 3, and 4 will put in $25 each for a total of $75. Only players 1,3 and 4 are eligible to win that pot. Now, players 1 and 4 both have $50 remaining and that goes in side pot #3 and only 1 and 4 are eligible to win that pot. Now it’s show em’ time (show your cards) 😊! Sorry this is long. If it’s still confusing I’ll do another video for multiple pots as I know the pay out can get tricky once players show their cards. Thanks for this question!!

[@elproscrito209]

@@CWEBSWORLD understood. Thank you. I was confused with the 2nd and 3rd pots. I used to play online.I just bought a poker set and learn with real chips. Ty.

[@CWEBSWORLD]

@@elproscrito209 Awesome sauce 😀! Glad this helped. Happy playing!!

[@stereoman5532]

I understand you can take the chips in any order as long as the mainpot has 825 and the sidepot has the remaining 1450 but I think it would have been easier to understand visually if you took all the chips from player C and put them in the mainpot from the beginning, either way thanks for the help.

[@atmydesk1948]

I had diff concerning that also.....

[@vendetta1306]

Thank you

[@vendetta1306]

You're welcome young fella.

[@ztown4457]

7-2 all in, seems like a great player

[@cappuccino-1721]

I folded a 7 2 pre flop after someone raised and guess what came on the flop... 7 7 2 😞🙄😫 lmao.

[@lackingtoast2836]

Cappuccino - still a good fold, almost never will those cards hit lol

[@notanonymous3976]

best hand to win with

[@seungwonlee4449]

@@cappuccino-1721 fold was right play

[@afrocipri]

@@cappuccino-1721 played quite alot lately and this happend few times,so it happens. but still the smart thing to do is to fold when somebody raised the bet..

[@79rwood]

Short, clear, and to the point. Nice video.

[@CWEBSWORLD]

Thanks so much Russell 😊!

[@k.baller5140]

This is a terrible video. Show the actual chips in real time... Not begin the video where there's already chips in main pot and side pot. Also player C doesn't even have money, so wtf would he be allowed for main pot. This video makes zero sense

[@Spexxy19]

What happens if a player puts into the main pot, but later folds after being raised in the side pot? Is he still eligible to win the main pot since he contributed to it?

[@kingjackoff6708]

Spexxy19 Nope. He was forced to fold and doesn’t have the luxury of showdown for the main pot. Now the aggressor doesn’t have to beat two peoples’ hands, only the one remaining in the main pot. He successfully ‘isolated’ the other opponent from the main pot showdown.

[@kingjackoff6708]

@@p.a.5424 My pleasure!

[@markomega4966]

player A all in with $100, player B and Player C calls. flop shows three community card, player B raise to $200 and player C folds. Question: does player C has the right to win the main pot of $300 although player C folded his hand?

[@johansmolinski]

No, once you fold your cards you don't get any of the main or side pots. In your example player B will get the side pot for sure, still fighting player A for the main pot.

[@BelAir-pi1iw]

You Rock Girl Thanks for the info.

[@CWEBSWORLD]

Thanks Rodney🤩!!

[@EmilyRabjerg]

Thank you ☺️

[@qntainmnt]

Thank you for this!!! im learning to become a poker dealer.

[@CWEBSWORLD]

Ahhh, I remember those days☺️... Glad this helped😊

[@waltz9230]

*w h a t*

[@sadeqsa1335]

What if there is a player D after player C and he all in lower amount like 100 dollor?

[@CWEBSWORLD]

That's an excellent question 😁! If player D went all in for a lower amount this would create a second side pot. I actually have another video where I explain multiple side pots if you'd like to check that out kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2anfKl7btKjaZI I think this will help a ton but let me know if it's still confusing 🙂

[@PhilipOMeara]

thanks for explaining, thanks also for not telling me your life story before explaining! (I'm looking at you, all other youtube tutorials!)

[@pingerfrints6716]

(0:32)if player C went all-in for $275 then why he have a side pot in (0:56)?Your video is a little bit confusing?🤔Player C should have no side pot because it had all-in for $275 so the chips should not go to side pot in (0:56) but it should go all to the main pot not side pot.

[@CWEBSWORLD]

Hey Pinger Frints ☺! Yes, a few people have pointed out this confusion...which lies in the way I grabbed the $825. If you check out the equation at (0:43) you'll see that $825 has to go to the main pot and the remainder goes to the side pot which player C would not be eligible to win no matter what their hand is(1:56). For the next video (coming soon) I will be careful with the way I grab the amount that goes to the main pot so as not to confuse anyone 😆. Hope this explanation helps! Thanks for watching 😊

[@pingerfrints6716]

@@CWEBSWORLD I have a question. How many times you need to ante after the game is finish?Do I need to ante again?So every game you need to ante?

[@michaelwoods3850]

Some idiots go all in on pre flop

[@CWEBSWORLD]

They're called adrenaline junkies😆

[@throwaway6405]

Five aces! Great video

[@CWEBSWORLD]

Thanks a bunch😁!! If you ever need to do multiple side pots check here 👉🏼kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2anfKl7btKjaZIsi=pvR9Op-nBgyY625M

[@airmax90_king93]

A very helpful video I will be watching this over and over again I am currently at a poker training school at a Casino

[@treyharalson4773]

Thank you

[@CWEBSWORLD]

Howdy Trey! You're quite welcome☺️

[@sumrandomweeb5283]

thanks

[@CWEBSWORLD]

You're welcome😁😁!!

[@bmwbaker]

Well,done.

[@CWEBSWORLD]

Thanks Rick Lee🥰! Here's one for multiple side pots if you ever have poker night at home with your buds 😊kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2anfKl7btKjaZIsi=O0jgdEUgoF1NZnD2

[@chrisbailie213]

that’s a good explanation. Thanks 😊

[@Bourne0814]

Thanks for making this video. it really helps​ to clear thing up on the subject.

[@eireyouok101]

This was brilliant, thank you!

[@tawkirmahmud8002]

I clearly get it thanks for this

[@oshainstewart4052]

love your voice

[@mayulinnntv9679]

FINALLY A VIDEO THAT EXPLAINS HOW SIDE POT WORKS

[@CWEBSWORLD]

😆ikr! Glad it helped 😁