When one of the players goes all in a sidepot is created in order that other players can continue raising. If the one who went all in wins he doesn’t take this sidepot.
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There are a number of odors that can show up at a poker table. Any situation that involves a sedentary activity plus lots of beer and alcohol can produce the types of smells that are probably off limits to talk about in polite company. Of course if somebody sits down at that table and has the alluring scent of Obsession wafting in your direction, chances are you will at least have something pleasant to look at during the game. Of all the scents that can happen at the poker table the one that will raise the most eyebrows is the smell of fear.
Phil Hellmuth has a lot to say on how to win at poker. A lot of it has been stolen and rephrased by other writers. The guy is sort of the Ernest Hemingway of poker writing. One thing he wrote about were the different types of "animals" one might run into at the poker table.