Poker rules

Sun Jul 11, 2010 9:05 am

Poker Rules :

Texas Hold'em

Poker Texas Hold'em poker is one of the fastest and most popular. The game objective is to finish with the best hand and win the pot. The dealer deals two cards to each player (called pocket cards, pocket cards or the flop), and 5 community cards are dealt. The player needs to make the best possible hand from seven cards available. A round of betting is done before the distribution of each community card.

Omaha

Omaha Poker is similar to hold'em in part by what he is also a play 'community'. Players must create the best possible combination of 5 cards from a total of 9. The nine cards are made up of four "pocket cards" and 5 community cards. It provides hands of combinations much stronger. The hand of a player must be made of 2 "Pocket Cards" and three community.

Omaha Hi-Lo

Omaha Hi-Lo is a variant of Texas Hold'em POKER. In Omaha Hi-Lo, hands the largest and the smallest share the pot equally. 4 "Pocket Cards" and five community cards are dealt. Winning hands consist of two pocket cards and three municipalities. A small hand can only win if all the cards in their hands are less than or equal to 8.

Seven-Card Stud

Seven Card Stud Poker 5 rounds. This creates significant Pots. Seven Card Stud is a game that requires patience and knowledge made the decision at the right time to know when to fold or call. Each player receives three cards, two pocket cards and one card. The player with the lowest card must initiate the auction. The betting rounds are preceded by the distribution of an additional card for each player, in total 3 per player plus a hidden map. A final round is played after the last card. And the player with the highest 5-card combination wins.

Seven-Card Stud Hi-Lo

The Seven-Card Stud Hi-Lo is based on the Seven-Card Stud except that the players play for two pots, the combination of lower "low" and the highest combination "hight." This is a poker "five betting rounds (five rounds of betting).

The Five-Card Stud

In this poker, each player receives two cards, a "pocket card" and visible. The player with the lowest up card must initiate the auction. In the second round of betting one second up card is dealt to all players at the table and a round of betting follows. This continues until all players have a "poket card" and five face up cards.