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Since I'm amazed that a lot of people don't know how to play poker, though I've played since I was like, 10, I figured I'd help y'all learn how to play so you can go to casinos and lose your money. Sounds good, eh? Alright, I'm going to teach you how to play: 5 Card Draw, 5 Card Stud, Texas Hold 'Em, and Blackjack, which some people consider a kind of poker.

Note: I wouldn't try to cheat anyone out of money at betting games like these, they can get mad. Very mad. Don't try it, be truthful and play nice, cheating spoils the game.

Note: Where I say to bet/post blinds/ante, if you aren't betting, don't. Ok? Get ready to learn!

To play most types of poker, you are going to need:

1 Deck of Cards, brand doesn't matter, though I prefer Bicycles. Note: You may need more than one deck if you are playing with a lot of people.

At least 3 friends, if you are playing for money; if not, it is possible to play by yourself, but not very fun. 1 friend should do, but the more, the merrier.

Optional: Card table, but regular tables work, and you need somewhere to put your cards.

Optional: Money, if you are betting.

Here are the hands, ranging from worst to best:

Nothing! (If every player has nothing, then the player with the highest card wins)

Pair (Like two 2s, two 5s, two Aces, etc.)

Two Pair (like having a pair of 2s and a pair of 7s)

Three of a Kind (like three 6s, etc.)

Straight (all of your cards are in order, like 3-4-5-6-7 Note: Aces can be play high or low)

Flush (all of your cards are of the same suit, like all hearts)

Full House (like three 8s and two , you would say, 8s full of )

Four of a Kind (four 5s, four Aces (ideal!))

Straight Flush (a combination of a straight and a flush, so, like, 7-8-9-10-J, all of clubs)

Royal Flush (A-K-Q-J-10 all of the same suit, this is the hardest hand to get in regular poker)

When playing with wild cards, 5 of a kind would be the highest ranking hand.

When two hands come up, it is whoever has the highest numbered card, but not when the hands are full houses. Say the match-up was this:

J-J-J-4-4 against 4-4-4-J-J which, in case you didn't notice, is only possible in games played with more than one standard deck. Though technically the hands both have the same high card, you go by what the value of the tripled cards are. So, the first hand would win because Jacks are higher than 4s.

We'll start out with an easy game. Blackjack, also known as 21, is fun game which, when at casinos, you have your best chance at winning. Note: There are, like many other games, other variants and small house rules, which may cause this to be slightly off from what you may have learned. This is how I have always played it, and how most people around me play.

The object of the game is to get the total value of your cards as close to 21 without going over, or busting. This is how the game is played out:

Say there is you and 3 of your friends, and a dealer. First, everyone antes, the amount depends on the place and limit of the casino (or your friend's house). The dealer will then deal left to right, himself being last, 1 card face down on the table. After, he will deal 1 face up card in the same manner. The face up card stays up, and vice-versa, but you can look at the down card. In the deck, the cards range from Ace to King. The number cards' value is whatever the number is, i.e; a 3 of clubs would be counted as 3, an 8 of hearts would be counted as 8, etc. Face cards equal 10. And the Ace, it's special. It can be counted as 1 or 11. So a 10 or face card with an Ace is a winning hand, equaling 21.

Ok, so say you are the first person to the left of the dealer. After the 2 cards are dealt, everyone checks for blackjack, including the dealer. If the dealer has blackjack, then the pot goes to the dealer. If not, betting starts with you. Everyone bets, then it is your chance to hit, stay, or double up. If you believe your hand is too low in value, then you would say hit. The dealer will give you another card. If you like your value, then say stay. If your original 2 cards were the same number, like two 3s, then you would say you want to double up, flip your down card up, and point to a card and say hit me. Each of the cards is a new hand for you. You will get hit individually on each card if you want it, and when you are satisfied, say hit me, and you can do the above on your other card. This might seem confusing, but it really is pretty easy and is a great way to make more money, if you are lucky enough to get double cards. Note: Some casinos may make you pay double your last bet if you double up. If you happen to bust all of your hands, then the cards are put into the discard pile and you are out of the running for the money. If you hit 21 (a blackjack), then flip your cards over and say so.

After everyone gets hit (this sounds pretty violent, huh?) and they are ready, you bet one final time, and then you flip over your hands. The person with the best hand wins the pot. If there is a tie between players, the pot is split. If there a is a tie between a player and the dealer, the dealer wins. Dealers always win on ties, or if everyone busts.

This is a very addicting and fun game. Have fun!

This is the type of poker I first learned how to play. It's fun, and when I'm really bored I (after I get on Instructables) play it by myself. Not as much fun as with my friends though. Now, some people post blinds and stuff, we'll just ante. It is much simpler. Ok, here we go:

1) Ante up, house states the amount.

2) The dealer (dealing in the same method in the previous 2 games, clockwise) deals 5 cards one by one.

3) Everybody bets, starting in the same manner as before.

4) The players decide which cards they want to get rid of. Most people play that you can't throw away more than 3. The dealer burns a card, and then deals back the cards you have thrown away. Say you threw away 3 and Bob, sitting next to you threw 2 away. The dealer deals 3 cards to you, then deals Bob's. What I'm trying to say is, the cards now aren't dealt one by one.

5) Another round of betting.

6)Cards are flipped up and shown, the player with the best hand wins the pot!

Some great tips for sure, bankroll management is key, plus learning different types of poker such as Cash Games, MTT, Spin & Go etc, PokerStarsSchool is a free site that helps with these type of courses. I'm allin :)

There is a lot of information out there these days on how to learn poker. Some of it is good, but honestly, most of it is bad.

The best way to learn poker is to study from the best.

I am a 10+ year poker pro and one of the winningest poker players in online poker history at the lower stakes (BlackRain79).

I run a free poker blog and poker YouTube channel teaching people how to learn to play poker. I have also written 3 best selling books on the game.

Bottom line, if you want to learn how to play poker like the best, then I would suggest learning from the best.

For me personally, I only listen to a handful of world class professionals and tune out all other information.

This is how I have consistently continued to improve my poker game and stay on top as a 10+ year poker pro.