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Poker
Rules
5
Card Draw Overview
In
5 Card Draw there are 2 main betting rounds. One
once all the players have received their 5 cards
and a final round after the players have
discarded and received new cards. In most cases
the betting limits double after the draw. Once
everyone has had the chance to bet and raise
each player still in the hand must reveal their
best hand using their 5 cards. Click
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Texas
Hold'em Overview
Texas
Hold’em begins by each player being dealt two
down (hole) cards followed by a round of
betting. Once the initial round of betting has
been completed 3 community cards** are placed in
the middle of the table, these cards are called
“the flop”. Another round of betting occurs
followed by another community card (the turn)
and once again a round of betting. Lastly a
final community card is revealed (the river) and
a final round of betting concludes the game. Any
players still left in the hand turn over their
cards and attempt to make their best possible
5-card poker hand using any combination of their
down cards and the 5 community cards in the
middle of the table.
The
player who assembles the best 5-card hand wins
the pot. In the event two or more players
assemble the same valued hand the pot is divided
equally amongst the winners.
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Omaha
Overview
Omaha
begins by each player being dealt four down
(hole) cards followed by a round of betting.
Once the initial round of betting has been
completed 3 community cards** are placed in the
middle of the table, these cards are called
“the flop”. Another round of betting occurs
followed by another community card (the turn)
and once again a round of betting. Lastly a
final community card is revealed (the river) and
a final round of betting concludes the game. Any
players still left in the hand turn over their
cards and attempt to make their best possible
5-card poker hand. Each player must use 2
down cards along with 3 cards from the community
board. Click
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Omaha
Hi-Lo Overview
Omaha
Hi/Lo uses the same rules as traditional Omaha
with the exception that the pot is split between
the highest and lowest possible 5-card hands. In
order for a split to occur a low hand must
qualify. Qualifications may differ but usually a
8-low is the standard. Meaning that the low hand
must not contain a card higher then an 8 to
qualify. In the event that there is no possible
low hand the entire pot goes to the highest
5-card hand.
Omaha begins by each player being dealt four
down (hole) cards followed by a round of
betting. Once the initial round of betting has
been completed 3 community cards** are placed in
the middle of the table, these cards are called
“the flop”. Another round of betting occurs
followed by another community card (the turn)
and once again a round of betting. Lastly a
final community card is revealed (the river) and
a final round of betting concludes the game. Any
players still left in the hand turn over their
cards and attempt to make their best possible
5-card poker hand. Each player must use 2 down
cards along with 3 cards from the community
board. Click
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7
Card Stud Overview
7
Card Stud is played with two down cards and one
face up card dealt to each player. Once each
player has their cards there is an initial round
of betting. Once the first round of betting is
concluded each player is dealt one card face up
and another round of betting occurs. This is
repeated twice more for a total of four face up
cards each with a round of betting. Next a final
card is dealt face down followed by the last
round of betting. During fixed limit games the
first two rounds of betting are for the lower
limit amount all additional betting rounds are
for the higher limit amount.
The player who assembles the best 5-card hand
wins the pot. In the event two or more players
assemble the same valued hand the pot is divided
equally amongst the winners. Click
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7
Card Stud Hi-Lo Overview
7
Card Stud Hi/Lo uses the same rules as
traditional 7 Card Stud with the exception that
the pot is split between the highest and lowest
possible 5-card hands. In order for a split to
occur a low hand must qualify. Qualifications
may differ but usually an 8-low is the standard.
Meaning that the low hand must not contain a
card higher then an 8 to qualify. In the event
that there is no possible low hand the entire
pot goes to the highest 5-card hand.
7 Card Stud is played with two down cards and
one face up card dealt to each player. Once each
player has their cards there is an initial round
of betting. Once the first round of betting is
concluded each player is dealt one card face up
and another round of betting occurs. This is
repeated twice more for a total of four face up
cards each with a round of betting. Next a final
card is dealt face down followed by the last
round of betting. During fixed limit games the
first two rounds of betting are for the lower
limit amount all additional betting rounds are
for the higher limit amount.
The player who assembles the highest and lowest
5-card hands equally split the pot. In the event
two or more players assemble the same valued
hand the pot is divided equally amongst the
winners. Click
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