Poker

How it works

Texas Hold’em, two to six seats. Two hole cards each, five community cards, four betting rounds.

• The dealer is automated and neutral. It never bets against you. The button and the blinds move round the table hand by hand.
• One pot, no side pots: every seat put up the same stake before the deal, so any bet can be matched by anybody still in the hand.
• No limit: bet or raise any amount from the minimum up to all in. The minimum is the big blind, or the last raise on top of the bet you raise.
• The big blind is your stack divided by 25, to the nearest cent, and the small blind is half of it, so everyone starts with about 25 big blinds. Your stack is your stake after the entry fee, and you can never commit more.
• Hole cards are only revealed at a genuine showdown; folding shows nothing.