What is this rule for all in’s?

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ShotgunAces

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So I posted on Reddit asking about how if I understand side pots completely and showed them a poker journal I’m making with the side pot part. I then got a comment saying I left out this:


since you’re looking for completeness, what you missed is that certain all in bets re-open action and certain all-in bets don’t.

If I bet 30, player 1 calls, and you go all in for 31, I can’t reraise nor can player 1. different rules prevail in different situations and cars rooms. sometimes if the raise is 50% of the original bet that’s enough to reopen and more commonly a minraise is the amount to reopen. these rules describe the situation necessary to create a sidepot when the allin is greater than the original bet but not enough to reopen betting

What exactly is this term called and can someone explain it better or at least link a video or article that does?
 
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