POKER HOW TO

Step 1: Join a Table

• Choose a table with your preferred stakes (blinds) and number of players.

• Buy-in by selecting the amount of money you wish to play with.
  
  

Step 2: Learn Hand Rankings

• Go to the Menu Icon (⁝≡) in the top left, select Rules, and view Hand Rankings.
  
  

Step 3: The Deal

• You will receive two private cards and five community cards will be dealt.
  
  

Step 4: Betting Rounds

• There are four rounds: Pre-flop, Flop, Turn, River.

• During your turn, you can Check, Bet, Call, Raise, or Fold.
  
  

Step 5: Showdown

• After all betting, the best hand wins the pot.

Step 2: Select your account icon, located in the lower right corner of the screen.

Step 3: In your account menu, you will see three available tabs. Select and click on Hand Review.

Step 4: The Hand Review tab will display your most recent hand history by default. The data shown includes the player’s hole cards and the community cards.

Step 5: The customer can then select and click on the specific transactions they wish to check, review, or analyze further.

Step 6: After clicking on a chosen transaction, the system will display the Hand Review, showing your hand, the community cards, and your opponent(s)' cards.

Step 7: If the customer wants to view more detailed information, they can select the Hand Details option, where a full breakdown of the hand will be displayed, including betting actions, pot sizes, and player decisions.

Note: The Hand Review feature retains only the last 400 hand histories.

Spectator Mode allows a player to watch a game without actively participating or buying in.

Steps to Enter Spectator Mode:

When a player joins a table, the experience will vary depending on how the table is accessed:

1. Joining via the "Group" filter:

• If the selected room is already full, the system will automatically route the player to a new vacant room.
  
  

• In this case, Spectator Mode is not available, as the player is placed into an open table instead of observing a full one.
  
  

• However, if the room is not full, the player can still observe the game without buying in by closing the buy-in prompt, and choose to participate at any time.
  
  
  

2. Joining via the "Table" filter (selecting a specific room):

• If the selected room is full, the player will enter Spectator Mode, where they can watch and observe the game or wait for a vacant seat to become available.
  
  

• If the room is not full, the player can still observe the game without buying in by closing the buy-in prompt, and choose to participate when ready.

In Spectator Mode, players can view detailed statistics for other players by clicking on a specific player's avatar or seat.

This opens the HUD.

What is HUD?

HUD stands for Heads-Up Display. It shows real-time statistics that help analyze player behavior and performance at the table.

HUD Information Includes:

• Total Games Played – The total number of Poker Royal games the player has joined.
  
  

• Total Hands Played – The number of hands the player has been dealt across all games.
  
  

• VPIP (Voluntarily Put Money in Pot) – Indicates how often a player enters the pot preflop. A higher percentage suggests a looser playstyle.
  
  

• AWP (Average Won Pot) – Shows the average size of pots the player has won, giving insight into their typical win profile.
  
  

This data helps spectators understand playing styles and table dynamics without actively participating in the game.