A raise in poker means you’re increasing the current bet during a round of betting. If someone bets $10, and you say “raise” to $30, you’re putting more money in—and forcing others to either call (match your bet), fold, or re-raise.
Raising is a core part of poker strategy. You might raise:
There are different kinds of raises depending on when and how they happen—like open raises, re-raises, check-raises, and all-in raises.
Raising gives you control. It’s one of the most aggressive and powerful moves you can make at the table—and it’s how big pots are built.
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