If we assume that you play a tournament
with ten players (also known as a Sit & Go ) over the Internet. When the
ten seats are filled , the game will start and you will be assigned a seat.
The game begins after the dealer button (marked ' D' ) , where two players
pay the blinds , the small blind and big blind.
Two cards are dealt to each player. The player immediately after the big
blind is first to act . When it's your turn to act , you have the option to
call, raise or fold . If the small blind has already paid half of what it
costs to run it , and if you sit in the big blind , you have already paid
the entire amount it costs to run it and see the flop unless there is a
player before who have signed Raise. If signed Raise you may choose to sign
Reprise , call or fold .
Three community cards are dealt face up . All the players who have not
volunteered fold before the flop can now use these three cards to make a
better hand , it follows that a new round of bets. If there are no bets can
simply check and see the next card without putting more money into the pot.
A bet must be called or raised , if you want to see the next card ,
otherwise you must fold .
A fifth and final community card is dealt face up - followed by the final
round of bets. If a bet is made by a player and there is another player
who choose to volunteer call , both players turn their cards and the winner
is . If at any time you are made a bet that can not be answered with a
call announcement , gaining the person who made the bet , the pot. This
person can then choose to show their cards or just give them back to the
dealer ( known as mucking ).
Once a winner is found , begin a new hand and the dealer button moves one
place clockwise. Blinds usually rises after a predetermined time interval.
After the last person is out , the gains distributed and the game is over .