easy · Poker Theory Fundamentals
What is the fundamental purpose of forced bets like the Small Blind and Big Blind in a poker game?
- To ensure the house collects enough rake every hour
- To create an incentive for players to contest the pot
- To identify which players are the strongest at the table
- To reward the player sitting in the button position
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