easy · Poker Theory Fundamentals
You are on the Button (BTN) facing a $6 open from the Hijack (HJ). If you choose to 'call', what action are you taking?
- Declaring your hand dead and forfeiting your interest in the pot
- Closing the betting round and moving directly to the flop
- Increasing the bet to at least $10 to put pressure on the opponent (under this line)
- Matching the current bet of $6 to see the next cards without increasing the cost
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