Learn texas hold'em pokerLearn to play Poker fast with this FREE interactive poker tutorial.This program is a combination of hands on interactive exercises as well asa learning manual with standard written text and graphical illustrations,with real cards dealt randomly for each quiz. Practice poker hand namesand poker hand rankings until you are confident and comfortable with yourunderstanding. This is much easier and faster than reading a static chartthat is soon forgotten. These hands on exercises will put you on the fasttrack to complete understanding of the poker basics. Once the introductorylessons are mastered, the focus moves on to the wildly popular variety ofpoker Texas Hold'em. Texas Hold em rules and basic game play sequence isexplained followed by hands on practice with Texas Holdem specificexercises like starting pair awareness and Texas Hold'em hand recognition(knowing when you have the nuts and when you don't) This exercise byitself will save you a ton of bets. Next, we present a sample poker gamefrom beginning to showdown, with each step and action of each playerexplained.
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All that is left to do from there is jump into a real onlinegame and start playing. The manual covers some common questions aboutonline poker rooms and offers links to reviews and screenshotsVersion: 1.0Size: 1.6 megabytesPlatform: Windows 95 or higher 800.600 16 bitcolor or higherType: FreewareScroll down for a ScreenShotFor single player poker fun try our free Jacks or Better VideoPoker game with hints for best play. It is a smart way to get an intuitivesense of the different poker hands and how they rank against each other.and the average occurrence of the different hands over a course of manydeals.