The basic rules of Texas Hold’em are quite simple. If you’ve played any poker at all, you’re already familiar with hand ranks and standard betting...

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The differences between Texas Hold’em and other ‘high hand wins’ poker variations include: The numbers and names of betting rounds How many communi...

Once you understand the betting round structure, Texas Hold’em is one of the most straightforward poker variations you can find.

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It depends on how many burn cards there are in the deal. There are usually three, which including the five community cards leaves 44 cards for play...

At least two players are needed, otherwise there’s no possibility of winning someone else’s chips!

In general, winning opportunities in poker are proportional to the number of betting rounds. Since Texas Hold’em has four streets, it has more winn...

People have varying accuracies of “gut-feel”. But the only way to get scientific about betting is to do the math. That means diligently counting ou...