Texas Hold'em - As The Name Implies

Texas Hold'em reportedly originated in Texas in the early 1900s although there is no exact information on when or where it was first developed. Today, it is an exceedingly popular and widespread form of
poker.It is a community game, meaning cards dealt on the board are shared by players to make their hands.

In Texas Hold'em, each player gets two down cards. After the cards are dealt, there is a round of betting. The betting starts to the left of the big blind. Then three of the community cards are exposed all at once, which is called the Three-Card Flop. After a round of betting, the fourth card, called Fourth Street, is turned, (also called the Turn Card) followed by another round of betting, then the fifth card, called Fifth Street, (also called the River Card). Fifth Street is followed by a final round of betting.

Basic Texas Hold'em rules:
1. Two cards are dealt face-down to each player plus a total of five community cards are dealt on the board.
2. Texas Hold'em has a total of four rounds of betting.
3. Players use any five of the community cards and one, two, or none of their hole cards to make a five-card hand.
4. The winner is determined by the player holding the highest poker hand.
5. All hands speak for themselves.