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2torial #0504:
Learn2 Play Poker (Continued)
Learn five-card draw
Five-card draw is the basic game from which all
others are derived. First shuffle the deck of cards
thoroughly, as each player antes an identical,
agreed amount.
- The dealer gives each player five cards, one
at a time, in a clockwise order starting with
the person on the dealers left.
- After looking at their cards, the person on
the dealers left has several options:
- Fold- Placing their cards face down
towards the middle of the table and sitting
out the rest of the hand. Their cards remain
on the table until the hand is finished, and
their ante remains in the pot.
- Bet- Placing a wager in the pot. Often,
the house rules determine minimum and maximum
bets.
- Pass- Choosing not to make a wager, and
allowing the person to their left the same
three choices.
- Once a player has made a wager, the choices
for the remaining players are slightly
different.
- Fold- As above, the players turn their
cards face down towards the middle of the
table and sit out the rest of the hand.
Sorry, all the money stays in.
- Call- Matching the other players bet by
placing an equal wager into the pot.
- Raise- Placing a higher wager into the
pot. All other players must call that bet--or
raise it--in order to remain in the game.
After a round of betting, any remaining players
are allowed to exchange up to three of their cards
with an equal amount from the top of the deck of
remaining cards. After all players have done this,
a second round of betting occurs. When that round
is finished, the player whose bet has been called
by other players must show their cards first. A
winner is determined, and that person collects all
bets in the pot. If all other players are unwilling
to call the bet, and fold, the winner is not
required (but certainly is allowed) to show their
cards to the other players.
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