• Texas Hold’em
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• Deuce to 7 Lowball
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• 5 Card Stud
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• Caribbean Stud
• Poker Hand Rankings

Texas Hold’em

Objective

Form the highest ranked 5 card poker hand using any combination of 2 cards in hand (hole cards or pocket cards) and 5 community cards on the table. Alternative win: All other players fold.

Betting Structure

Some games may have a starting ante imposed on all players. An ante is a set amount of money that must be paid by all players that wish to be dealt into the hand before any cards are dealt.

• Dealer - The player starting the hand, indicated by a small dealer icon next to his nickname.
• The dealer icon (button) moves clockwise around the table after each hand is played.
• Small blind - A forced bet imposed on the player left of the dealer. This player will be the dealer for the next round.
• Big blind - The player left of the small blind pays a forced bet twice of the small blind.
• Players joining the table will need to start with a forced blind bet. The big blind is equal to the minimum bet for the pre-flop betting round.

Betting options

• Bet - Place a bet that other players must call to stay in the game.
• Raise - Increase the current bet, other players must call your raise to stay in the game.
• Call - Match another player’s bet or raise.
• Check - Remain in the hand without betting, only available if no other player has a placed a higher bet that round.
• Fold - Withdraw from calling further bets on the hand; forfeit your chance at the pot.

Betting Limits

• Fixed Limit – Each game has a specified betting limit imposed, and a player cannot raise beyond this.
• Pot Limit – A player may bet up to the current amount of money in the pot.
• No Limit – There is no maximum, and you are allowed to bet your entire game wallet.

Game Progression

The dealer is decided by drawing for a high card and the blind bets are paid. Each player is dealt 2 cards (the “hole” or “pocket” cards), and then the first betting round begins. As the blinds are considered to be a live bet, betting starts from the player left of the big blind. Each player in turn must call the big blind, make a raise which must be called by the other players or fold the hand.

• The flop, the first 3 community cards are dealt on the table, followed by a new betting round.
• The turn, the fourth community card is dealt, followed by a new betting round.
• The river, last community card is dealt, followed by the last betting round. After all bets are called in the last betting round, the remaining players in the hand must show their cards to determine the winner.