9 thoughts on “How to calculate Multiple Side Pots and what to do when 2 players go All In at the same time!”

  1. Once again, how in the WORLD have you mastered yet another subject?! Nonetheless, that silky voice can explain anything to me. I feel much more enlightened on this now. And, I saw those Angela Bassett arms reaching into the frame – GET IT!

  2. ur amazing at explaining stuff thank u! could u make a episode on how the match plays out if one player or all players go all in preflop? and another thing how do i determine the lowest bet? like at 6:09

  5. Thank you for this, I was having a hard time explaining and while also teaching myself how to track of the pots

  6. Great videos. Rude that they've had so few views.

    Pandemonium is the right word for me as a newbie dealer when side pots occur.

    I was "trained" to do it a different way which even I struggle with. And with my mind always rushing in the moment I dont think I'm learning comfortably enough.

    I was told to leave stacks in front of players and then turn all over, start with smallest stack and take that from each player they beat. Award, muck their cards, move on to next lowest stack, repeat until done.

    With the proper way you show..how to remember which players are eligible for each pot besides the one player it's pointing at!? Ugh.

    And in amongst all this, players already know they've lost, gotten up and walked, have chips left, multiple players talking and saying things. God damn.

    Then there's PLO.

    Oh no.

  8. Is possible create a main pot and many side pots after the River when no one is going all in?

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