Poker Review USA team of editors has come up with a beginners guide on Texas Holdem rules, Omaha rules, Omaha Hi/Lo rules, 7-Card Stud rules, Razz Poker rules and 5-Card Draw rules. We will also teach you the basics of Pot-Limit and No-Limit poker.

Texas Holdem Poker Rules

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Holdem Poker Rules:
Each player starts with 2 cards. There are a total of 5 community cards and 2 hole cards (the first two cards dealt to each player are the hole cards). The community cards are dealt face up, any player may use any of the community cards.  Texas Holdem has up to 4 rounds of betting.  The best 5-card hand using any combination of the 5 community cards and the player's 2 hole cards wins.  There is a small blind, a big blind, and a round of betting at the beginning of every hand (blinds are forced bets).
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Texas Holdem Poker hand in progress.

The hole cards are dealt and then there will be a round of betting.

The dealer deals out the 3 community cards (the flop)
and there is another round of betting.

The Flop

The dealer deals out the 4th community card (the turn) and there is another round of betting.

the turn
The dealer deals the 5th community card (the river) and the there is a final round of betting.
The River
The player with the best five card hand, will win the pot.  You can use any five out of the seven cards to make your hand.

Texas Holdem has a small blind and big blind.  The players immediately to the left of the dealer (button) is the small blind and the player two seats to the left of the button is the big blind.  The small blind is usually half the big blind.  The button moves clockwise around the table one player at a time.
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In limit-Holdem, each betting round has a fixed bet.  In $1/2, the small blind is $.50, the big blind is $1.  Before the turn the bets and raises can only be in $1 increments.  The last 2 rounds of betting, the bets and raises can only be in $2 increments.  There is a maximum of 3 raises per betting round.

In pot-limit Holdem, a player can bet the minimum or up to the size of the pot.



In no-limit Holdem, a player can bet the minimum or their entire stack.

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