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A betting round does not end until all players have either matched the highest amount bet, or folded. Then all chips wagered are added to the total pot and a new round of betting begins. The player left of the button again acts first. Note that placing a forced blind counts as an action. So during the pre-flop (first) betting round it is in effect the player in seat three from the button who acts first, since player one and two are forced to place blinds.

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