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About the Game of Poker

Another game of skill is here! Tactics, application of game theory and mathematical principles, all of this comes into play while playing the fun and prestigious game of Poker. This strategy-based game is played with a single 52-card deck, where each card has a suit and a value. Its objective is to form the best possible 5-card hand among all players at the table, using the cards you are dealt, as well as the community cards revealed as the game progresses.

Different Variants of Poker

• No Limit Texas Hold’em (NLHE):Texas hold'em is one of the most popular variants of the card game of Poker. Two cards, known as hole cards, are dealt face down to each player, and then five community cards are dealt face up in three stages. The best hand wins the pot.
• Pot Limit Omaha (PLO):Omaha hold'em is a community card poker game similar to Texas hold 'em, where each player is dealt four/five cards and must make his or her best hand using exactly two of them, plus exactly three of the five community cards.
• Pineapple Poker:This variant of Poker is played between either 2 or 3 players, and without chips. It can be played in a Sit ‘n’ Go or Cash format. A point system is followed to determine the score, with each point holding a certain value.

Best Hand Combinations in Online Poker

In this game, probability decides the best hands you can form. The less likely you are to form the hands, the higher the hands are rated. From the highest to the lowest, they are:

Key Actions in Online Poker

About the Game Of Rummy

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Rummy is an interesting skill-based card game that lies on several core concepts of Mathematics, Psychology and Risk and Asset Management. Coupled with several soft skills like self-confidence and an unwavering concentration, it makes up for an intelligent option for skill-enhancement over a period of time.

Basic Rules Of Rummy

Learning classic rummy rules is as easy as 1-2-3! We are presenting this section to help you learn the rules of rummy in capsule-sized information chunks.

Rummy is a popular card game based on the process of ‘Choose and Drop.’ It follows a two-step process:

• Choosing a card from an Open or a Closed deck of cards.
• Dropping a less useful card to the Open Deck

Dealing in Indian Rummy

• Which player should play first? To decide on this, there is a dealer who makes a toss and provides his answer for the order in which the game shall proceed.
• After this, a Wild Joker is selected randomly from a Closed Deck by the Dealer himself.
• Then a set of 13 cards are dealt to each player.
• The first card from the deck is put face-up on the Open Deck. All other cards are put face-down to form the Closed Deck.

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Declaration

A player should make appropriate and valid Sequences and Sets, as per predefined rules, by using 13 cards dealt to him.

• A Sequence refers to a collection of three or more numerically-arranged and similarly-suited cards.
• A Set refers to a group of three or four similarly-ranked cards in different suits.
• A Joker is a predefined card that can be called upon to replace any card to form sequences and sets. It is of two types- Wild Joker and Printed Joker.

Rummy extends a helping hand to you by offering the Joker card. You can use it to make a valid (but improper) Set or a Sequence in a game. Choosing a Wild Joker at the beginning of a rummy game is a prerequisite and it can be used to swap any other playing card.

The end goal of the game is to make at least two Sequences, one of which should be made without using the Joker and is called the Pure Sequence. This Sequence needs to be supported by other used cards that should be arranged in a proper and valid order too.

BB Arcade offers only the standard 13-Card Rummy Game on its platform. In it, two players are dealt playing cards from one deck only. Any more players require an increase in standard decks of cards.

Cards remaining after dealing 13 cards to each player are put face down on the table. This is called the closed deck because the players can't see the value of the cards. With the closed deck, you have the open deck where the cards are put face up.

The winner is the player who has secured the valid and correct Sequences and Sets in the least possible time. In other words, the player making the most appropriate Sequences and Sets fastest is the winner.