Three games, two ways to play them.
Deal No-Limit Hold'em, Pot-Limit Hold'em or Pot-Limit Omaha as a cash game or a tournament. Every game plays by the usual rules, with plain-English help at the table.
No-Limit Hold'em
Two cards each and five on the board. Any bet up to everything you have in front of you.
Read more →Pot-Limit Hold'em
The same game with every bet capped at the size of the pot: big pots, fewer shoves before the flop.
Read more →Pot-Limit Omaha
Four cards each, use exactly two of them. More draws, bigger hands and bigger pots.
Read more →Cash games
Sit down with chips, add more when you need them, and leave when you like. The ledger keeps score.
Read more →Tournaments
Everyone starts with the same chips and the blinds go up. From one table to 60 players.
Read more →Side games
Bomb pots, straddles, run it twice, the 7-2 game, the Nit game and more, all built in.
Read more →Which game should we play?
New to poker, or a mixed group? Start with No-Limit Hold'em. It's the game everyone has seen on television, and the one most people already half know. Our guide to Hold'em takes five minutes.
Tired of everyone going all in before the flop? Try Pot-Limit Hold'em. The biggest bet is the size of the pot, so hands play out over more streets.
Want more action? Pot-Limit Omaha deals four cards each, so nearly everyone has something to chase. It's the second most played poker game in the world, and the favourite of many home games.
Whichever you pick, the host can change the game between hands, so a night can start with Hold'em and finish with Omaha.
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