Poker Texas Hold'em

Poker Texas Hold'em is the most popular, exciting and dynamic form of poker. Simple rules combined with constant action guarantee adrenaline rush and a lot of fun.

Poker has its own, very unique terminology. Our poker glossary will help you to understand basic poker terms.

The aim of the game is to make the best 5 card hand using 3 out of 5 community cards and 2 of cards you have been dealt.

Buy In - before entering the game set the GameChips amount you want to start playing with.

Dealer - at the beginning of the game the Dealer is chosen. Dealer position is marked by special "D" icon that responsibly moves clockwise to the next player after each hand.

Blinds - a small blind is located directly to the left of the dealer, and a big blind to the small blind's left. In Ring Games blinds also inform about table stakes. For example: 5/10 table has the small blind of 5 GameChips and the big blind of 10 GameChips. After posting blinds, each player receives hole cards.

Pre-Flop - is the first round of betting that occurs directly after posting blinds however before the community cards are dealt. Player directly to the left of the dealer acts first while dealer is the last player to act.

Flop - the first three community cards dealt on the board. The flop is followed by another round of betting that leads into the turn.

Turn - is the fourth community card placed on the board. The turn is followed by another round of betting that leads into the turn.

River - fifth and at the same time the final community card dealt on the board. It’s followed by the last round of betting and leads to a showdown.

Showdown - after the last round of betting, when all active players turn their cards face-up to see who has won the pot.