We assume that you've never played poker before. The first rule that you should keep in mind Poker cards is that you do not play against the bank, but against your fellow players. They have a normal deck of 52 cards and they count as well as the value on the cards. Only the ace can be used here as either 1 or 11. It is always the highest hand crucial. Of course, each of the four colors has 13 cards in ascending order, meaning 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, jack, queen, king and ace. In this case, the croupier only directs the game and plays not yourself.
We'll start with the highest hand. This is a "royal flush" and consists of the cards ace, king, queen, jack and a 10 of the same color. If you get such a hand, then you are looking forward to it, because nobody can beat that at the table. A "straight-flush" is not to be despised either, since then the ace is not the jack, but the jack is the highest card and the rest is counted down, so that would be 10, 9, 8 and 7. The quadruple consists of four same cards (eg four eights).
Three identical cards and one pair is a "full house". A "flush" means having five cards of the same suit in hand, the value of the card does not matter. The complete sequence of cards, where the color does not matter, is called "Straight". Then there is the "three-of-a-kind" (three equal cards) and the "pair" that are two identical cards or two "pairs", which of course is better than a "pair". If you do not have any of this on hand it means "High Card" and the highest card decides.
Each round, when you receive a new card, you throw your bet into a so-called "pot". However, you also have the opportunity to pass or quit the game. Only you know the value of the hidden cards in your hand. Weigh out, explore your options and think about what experienced players love to do, namely, they really enjoy bluffing! Get out your black sunglasses and put on your poker face, because sometimes a high triplet is better than what most other players hope for. When "Seven Card Stud Poker" Now each player is dealt seven cards. Here are four cards face up and three cards face down on the table. Finally, each active player from his seven cards must select his best five-card combination.
