You’ll need some minutes to learn the Texas Holdem, and all your life to master the game. The Texas Holdem rules are simple:
Those 2 gamblers that are to the left of the dealer are the big and small blind bets (just in the order). Each gambler gets 2, face down cards. That are pocket cards or the gambler’s hole. These cards can be shown just when the whole betting is over. The hand starting with the gambler to the left of the big blind begins with a stage of pre-flop betting. The dealer makes the flop (it’s when three community cards face up on the table) after the betting stage, in condition that there are for example 2 gamblers left in the hand. It replaced by a round of betting starting with the gambler that is to the left of the dealer.
After that, the dealer deals another community card – the flop. That is followed by a 3d round of betting.
At last, the final community card (the river) is dealt. And this is followed by a 4th betting round.
After the round of betting, such gambler wins the pot, which remains in the hand. In the case when there are two or more gamblers remaining, the players gamble the 5 best card hand using cards from those 7 cards that are in the gamble for them. A gambler can use none, 1 or 2 of the cards in their hand to do their best five card hand. You know, the gambler with the best hand wins the pot. (Poker hand rankings) The pot is split in the case if 2 or more gamblers have the same hand.