• Rules

    Posted on April 27th, 2010

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    Poker is a very easy game to play, and it is very easy to understand. The rules of poker are pretty simple, but to help you get started we are going to discuss them in this article. To make the explanation even easier to understand, what we are going to discuss general rules of poker used in most, if not all, poker games.

    Every game of poker starts with forced wager. It is the basic stake of the table you are playing at, usually stated in the form of blinds. In Texas Hold’em poker, for example, you will find small blind and big blind. In order to play the round, you need to wager the minimum amount. Opponents, or yourself, can also raise the minimum stake.

    There are five basic moves in poker. After the round progresses, you can choose to check, bet, call, raise, or fold depending on the situation. You can check if no one else is placing a bet and you yourself don’t one to bet. By announcing check, you are not forfeiting the game but also not adding anymore wager to the table.

    Bet is simply placing your bet; it is only possible to bet when no other opponents placed a bet before you. If there is already a bet you can either call the bet – wager the same amount – or raise the bet to increase the stake. If you think your hand is not strong enough, you can choose to fold and forfeit the round.



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