Understanding Completion in Poker
Completion occurs when you add chips to turn a smaller, forced bet into a full bet.
The most familiar example happens in the small blind. If you have already posted a partial blind and no one raises, you can complete by adding enough chips to match the big blind.
For example, in a $1/$2 game:
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You post $1 in the small blind
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No one raises
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You add $1 more to reach $2
That action is called a completion.
The same concept appears in stud poker, where a player posts a bring-in (a small forced bet) and another player completes it to the full betting amount.
The key idea is simple: completion is not a standard raise, it is bringing an incomplete bet up to its full value.
































