Poker Games

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If you’re just starting out or switching to a new poker game, you’ll benefit from some quick clear instruction regarding the rules of play and winning hands for some of the most popular variations of poker. From classics such as Texas Hold ‘em, Omaha and Stud through to Razz and Crazy Pineapple, we look at the basic game structures, features and rules of the game of poker in its many guises.

 

Starter Feature: How to play Texas Hold ‘em

For those who are new to poker, learn how to play Texas Hold’Em in 10 easy steps. The rules are really easy to pick up making basic play immediately available to even the greenest of card players. Getting good requires a lot of practice which is fun in itself – it’s a win-win situation! Start learning poker today and follow in the footsteps of the pros. Hey, everyone had to start somewhere right?

Winning Hands in Texas Hold ‘Em

For an easily digestible list of the best hands in Texas Hold ‘Em, look no further. Check out our 10 top hands – given to you simply, quickly and with no nonsense or analysis. If you’re having a poker night and need to brush up on your hands, read on…

Fold ‘Em don’t Hold ‘Em: bad hands in Texas Hold ‘Em

It’s all very well knowing the best hands to play in Texas Hold ‘Em but knowing when to quit is equally as important. Check out some of the worst hands you can get in Texas Hold ‘Em.

Calling all one-trick ponies: try H.O.R.S.E Poker

H.O.R.S.E Poker is growing in popularity as players look to vary their game or become a more well-rounded poker player. Check out our H.O.R.S.E overview and quick tips to help you make the transition from your usual game if you’re a one-trick pony.

Poker variations: Crazy Pineapple Rules

If you fancy a change from Texas Hold ‘Em but prefer not to stray too far from the path, try out Crazy Pineapple; a quirky variation on poker’s most popular format.

Playing poker at home: 5 key poker night prep tips

If you’re introducing your mates to the game of poker or thinking about hosting a poker night for the first time, check out our tick list of 5 key poker night must-do’s.