S$20, so if someone open raises to S$80 and you throw in S$100, it would actually be a raised to S$100. Throwing a larger chip would be deemed as a raise - very dangerous - for example if you open throw a S$100 chip as you don't have any more smaller denominations - this would actually be a raise to S$100 rather than calls so be very careful about this - always counts out exactly how much you want to raise or count out an exact call figure - if you don't have smaller denominations - ask your dealer to change your large chip first - crucial!Īlso the minimum raise is always the big blind, i.e. No English only at the table - in fact most players at the table would speak Singlish, Mandarin, Cantonese or other dialects - the atmosphere is nice and relaxed however and other regulars would help you with pretty much all the non-standard rules in this list to help you avoid making mistakesģ. They don't have the rule of 'what you say matter over what you do' so if you say you call but ended up throwing in raising chips - the raise standsĢ. Min buy in S$500 and max S$3000 (no 50% of the largest stacks rules and most local players would buy in for the max so I would recommend the same)Īlso take note of various non-standard house rules to avoid troublesġ.

Once you have had a tight image built up - maybe only then consider for some steals Had 3 tables going when I visited there last night - mostly solid regulars (Another tourist and me were the only new players who do not know the rest of the players last night) who don't show that much aggression - more than usual limping and less than usual bluffing - I would tighten up your range and bluff less if you want to make some money here and also give regulars somewhat more than usual respect in my opinion on their betsĪlso bear in mind that locals have to pay S$100 every time they come in to play (or S$2000 for an annual pass) so doubt there are that many local recreational players Texas Holdem only - no Omaha or other variants No smaller games available - S$10/20 is a fairly big game Rake is ridiculously high (5% capped at S$75 for their S$10/20 games) and they rake you even if no flop was dealt (not sure if you can find any higher rake than this in the world) Seems like still to be the only place in Singapore to play live poker.

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