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How to Play Texas Hold'em | Beginners Guide | PokerNews



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23 thoughts on “How to Play Texas Hold'em | Beginners Guide | PokerNews”

  1. Regarding the raise rule where it must be at least double the amount of the big blind, is this only during pre-flop first round of betting or does that apply to every round of betting?

  2. Congratulation for your sense of pedagogy. The course is sequential and systematic. You are great !

  3. Yes rules are pretty basic and easy…. Do not play for money unless you get used to following strategies and get good at online non real cash games.

    There’s technically 2 main ways to play Texas Hold’em and about 3 ways to differ on betting structure.

    3 most common betting structures

    No Limit
    Pot Limit
    Fixed Limit

    3 most common ways

    And there’s regular 52 Card deck Hold’em and Short deck 6 to Aces 36 Card deck everything below a 6 Is taken out.

    In short deck poker flushes beat full house as It’s mathematically harder to get flushes In a 36 card deck.

    Hold’em In Pot Limit and No Limit form as always played In blinds.

    Limit or fixed limit I think Is played In Antee form.

    Short deck Poker Is played In 2 different ways…..

    Antee 1 fee for all players that wish to get given 2 cards a hand…

    Or antee and a button (whoever Is on the button pays 2-4 times more.)

    Antee or Antee and a button.

    4 ways to play most types of poker.

    Blinds
    Antee
    Blinds and Antee’s for all remaining players
    Antee and a button

    Be aware some types like Razz, 7 Card Stud short deck poker there Is normally only Antee’s or Antee’s and a button.

    Common Mistakes

    Aces are normally always high!!!! Unless It’s agreed beforehand.

    A-5 Is the lowest straight In 52 Card Standard Hold’em.

    In short deck lowest possible straight Is A-6-7-8-9

    There’s normally a betting and raising limit In Fixed Limit and No Limit Games.

    1 bet + 3 or 4 raises per round.

    The Big Blind Is usually the lowest betting increment or sequence you can bet.

    $1/$2 game $2 after first blind round Is the minimum betting you Can add.

    $5/$10 $10 dollars is the minimum bet after first round.

    Rules regulations how many raises minimum bet sizes should all be determined beforehand.

    36 Card Short Deck Is usually played with 2-10 players.

    52 Standard Deck Is 2-11 players.

    Hope I’ve helped

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