Texas Hold’em Poker

ლიდერბეთ სლოტი**(ტეხასური პოკერი)**

Overview: Texas Hold'em is considered to be the most popular type of the poker game. The purpose of this game is to win the bank. It is won by the player who makes the best 5 card poker hand, using 2 closed cards and 5 common cards. Texas Hold'em is played by at least two and a maximum of ten players, using a 52-card card.

Game progress: Players are dealt 2 cards at the beginning of each hand. This card has “Pocket” cards, and then there are 5 common cards on the table. Players can use any of these 7 cards to create a 5 card combination that wins the bank accordingly. Differentiation of the game in limited poker to maximize the stakes. The raise is agreed upon prior to the game. For example: 1/2 the limit in both Bet and Raise is 1. Bet and Raise are 2 in the last two rounds. The so-called bet on 85 games in Pot Limit. The maximum amount of bet and raise must be equal to the total amount that is in the bank. The number of raises in Pot Limit poker games is not limited. The number of bets in unlimited games is also not limited. All players can enter any bet in a round corresponding to the minimum (large blind equal) bet.

Rounds: Each game is divided into 4 rounds, which are created by a blinded starting pot. The first player to sit at the table becomes the dealer and is given a round disc (dealer's dolly). The game is clockwise from the player sitting next to the dealer. The dealer dial moves clockwise from player to player in each hand.

Blinds: Two players on the left side of the dealer place blind bets on the so-called blinds. “Blinds” Blind (blind - in English). These bets are forced and guarantee that there is some amount of money in the bank to start the game. The player to the left of the dealer places a “small blind” and the player on the left places a “big blind” twice the size of the small blind. For example, if there is 1 blind, then the big blind should be 2. If the player does not have enough chips to put the blind, he will include all the chips (All-in). If there are two players in the game, small and large blinds should still be placed. In this case the dealer places a large blind and the first round begins. Pre-flop. Each player is dealt two cards each and each player will see only his / her own cards. The player to the left of the second player will start the round of play. This player can:

1. Fix the amount of large blinds with the same call.

2. Increase the number of bets with the same raise.

3. Fold the cards and exit the same fold.

Other players can do so when their turn is due to arrive, at a time when the turn of the bet will have to be placed by a player who has placed a large blind he / she can spend. Checks if no other player has raised the stakes before. If another opponent raises the stakes, the player who placed the big blind can choose to call, raise, or fold. When all bets are settled, the starting bank will be set up and the game will move on to the next round. The first three common table cards are the flop. During the flop there are three common cards on the table that all players can use. The player who places a small blind starts the round and when all bets are equal, the game moves on to the next round. After turning over the 4th Common Card (Turn), the third trading round begins on the table. When distributing the fifth card, the so-called. River starts the last round and when all bets are equal, it's time for the players to show their cards. Usually the last player who has reached the last round of the bet opens the first card. If all the remaining players make a check in the last round (i.e., no player will bet); The first player to the left of the dealer who has not left the game will open his cards first. In the clockwise direction, all players will open cards in a row, if the player's hand is weaker than the current winning hand, the player has the right to show or fold the cards. The best 5-card hand wins the bank. If players have equal strength, the bank will split, each player will withdraw the money and split the bank.

Game specifics: Missing blind rules. This rule ensures that players do not enter late in the game and avoid placing blinds. If the player is to enter without waiting, he must place an entry fee that is equal to the big blind or choose the following: Big blind placement or wait for the big blind. If the player decides to wait for the big blind he will not be able to join the game until the big blind returns to his position. If a player sits at a table and then misses a big blind, he will also have to miss a small blind and a dealer. “All-in” If the player finishes the chips, he is not required to leave the game, he can enter the “All-in” or the remaining chips to arrive. If this happens, the bank will be divided into the main and separate banks with all subsequent bets. If a player who does not win the “All-in” will win all chips (both the main and the separate banks). If the player who wins at the all-in wins, he will get the main bank, but the side bank will be transferred to the player who will go to the second “spot”. If several players join All-in, several separate banks will be created. If the player who received all of the bets on the all does not enter All-in and has a combination of the highest cards in the opening round, he will receive a main and separate bank. If the player who was already in all-in had the best combination, he would win the bank that was set up before he joined the all-in. All the all-in players with a combination of high cards can win only the bank on which they have a deposit. Table Bets are the amount of money required for each player to participate in a poker game. All cash games have a minimum by-pass that is required by the player before they can start playing.

Buy-in: The minimum buy-in requirement for poker is 20 times that of a big blind. This does not require a maximum bypass. For example, in a 1/2 limit game the value of a large blind is 2, so the minimum 86 buy-in is 10x2.

Table Bets:. All games and tournaments are subject to the table betting rules. It is not possible to add a chip to the player's bet during the round. Players can only add chips between rounds. When other tournaments offer re-purchases and additions, this can only be done at the end of the hand before the next hand begins. However, players can add chips in the hand if they do not play it themselves. Players cannot remove chips from the table during the game. This can only be done after leaving the game. No matter how many chips are on the table, this rule still applies. Table betting rules are designed to protect the game and ensure the course of the game. For example, if a player had the right to put several chips in his pocket at any time when he was moving forward, the number of chips available for the game would be significantly reduced.

The fixed rake(bet commission fee) on the tables is 5% of the total stake on the table.

The above rules may be amended by the administration in agreement with the relevant department.