Texas Hold'em is the best-known poker game, but it is only one of hundreds. Changing the game now and then keeps a regular home game fresh.
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The written rules tell you how poker works. Etiquette is everything else: the habits that keep a game friendly, quick and fair. Good manners matter just as much around a...
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You do not need to be a mathematician to play good poker, but a handful of numbers will make you a noticeably better player. This guide gives you the key...
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Texas Hold'em is the most widely played form of poker, and the game most people mean when they say "poker night". It takes minutes to learn and a lifetime to...
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Every form of poker you are likely to play at home uses the same ladder of five-card hands. Learn it once and you can sit down at a Texas Hold'em...
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Hosting a poker night is easier than it looks, and a bit of planning is what separates a smooth, friendly evening from one spent hunting for a deck of cards....
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Hosting a proper poker night does not have to mean buying furniture. A full poker table, a folding table top and a poker mat all give you a defined playing...
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Talk to anyone about poker chips and someone will say heavier is better. There is some truth in that, but weight is only part of the story. This guide explains...
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Poker chips do not come with their value stamped into the rules of the game. Whatever colour a chip is, it is worth whatever your table agrees it is worth....
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If you are hosting a home game for the first time, "how many poker chips do I need?" is usually the first question. Buy too few and the game stalls...
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