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Lee Childs
Dad ready for action. http://twitpic.com/9afge
31 minutes ago
Amit Makhija
Gl @texdolly in the main event today, happy 4th of July everyone! Partying at the hard rock pool with a huge crew, 3 cabanas, fun times
33 minutes ago
Liz Lieu
@B1gfoot nope.. no hangover :)
41 minutes ago
joe sebok
putting all 4th partying on hold. it's main event day 1 for me. time to get after it, and get after it i shall. #wsop57 #nation
46 minutes ago
Lacey Jones
@alexleebehan Thanks! Can't wait to see you soon! We'll do Vegas right next weekend!
1 hours 1 minute ago

Poker Games

If you’ve come to learn about the different variants of poker available today, you’ve come to the right place. Texas Holdem, Omaha, 7 Card Stud and 5 Card Stud are just some of the exciting games you can try your hand at. Just follow the links to each participating variant and read all you need to know about these fantastic games – all written by players with years of experience. Once you’re ready, head over to our extensive Online Poker Rooms section, download the poker room of your choice and start playing! Remember, signing up through us means you receive some incredible bonuses, plus have access to exclusive promotions all year round.

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Texas Holdem

Far and away the most popular variety of poker, Texas Holdem exploded in popularity thanks to exposure on TV, slow acceptance into mainstream culture and the meteoric rise of poker online.

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Omaha

Having little to do with the location in Nebraska, you'll often need 'the nuts' (the best possible hand) to succeed in Omaha poker.

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7 Card Stud

Seven card stud is the most popular version of stud poker, and is played between two and eight players. Every player is dealt a total of seven cards, three of them face down, and the other four face up.

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Poker variations (Families)

Draw Poker
Generally considered more suitable for home games and other social settings, Draw poker is also one of the easiest forms of poker to learn.
Stud
In most types of Stud games, the players are dealt an initial amount of cards, and then one more card each time a betting round is completed until seven (or five in Five Card Stud) cards are dealt. In a few variations, the players are dealt all of their cards initially, and then reveal cards at certain mandated times during the betting rounds.
Shared-Card
In these types of poker, players are dealt a small amount of cards individually, and then cards are placed in the center of the table that are common to all players.
Miscellaneous
These games are all poker games that use a standard ranking of hands, but aren't dealt as any of the variations above.
Non-Poker
These games are card games that do not use the standard ranking of poker hands to determine the winner.