TORACO Poker
Komugi
2,500
HostToraco
2,500
Shigure
2,500
Welcome! I'll deal. Press "Start a hand" when you're ready.
POT0
You
2,500
How to play
- Make the best five-card hand from seven cards: your two hole cards and the five community cards. The best hand takes the POT (the chips on the table).
- Cards are revealed in order: hole cards, three community cards, the fourth, then the fifth. After each reveal, players bet in turn.
- On your turn you can do three things: Fold (give up; chips you put in are not returned), Call (match the bet; if there is nothing to match, Check), or Raise (increase the bet).
- Each hand starts with forced bets: the player left of the button (marked D) posts the small blind (SB) of 25, and the next player posts the big blind (BB) of 50. The button moves one seat to the left every hand.
- A raise must add at least as much as the last raise did (50 to start with). There is no upper limit; putting in all your chips is going all-in.
- A player who is all-in can only win up to the amount they put in from each player. Anything above that goes into a separate pot (a side pot) that only the remaining players can win.
- If someone goes all-in for less than a full raise, players who have already acted can only call or fold (they can't raise again).
- If everyone else folds, the last player left wins right away. If two or more players stay to the end, they show their cards.
- Equal hands split the POT evenly. An odd chip goes to the player closest to the left of the button.
- An opponent who runs out of chips returns with the starting stack in the next hand. Reopening this screen also resets your chips to the starting stack.
- Chips are only for playing at this table. They can't be exchanged for money or points, and you can't buy them with points.
- While logged in, hands played and hands won count toward today's missions. Your chip count has nothing to do with points.
Hand rankings (strongest first)
- Royal flushA, K, Q, J, 10 of the same suit
- Straight flushFive cards in sequence, same suit
- Four of a kindFour cards of the same rank
- Full houseThree of one rank and two of another
- FlushFive cards of the same suit
- StraightFive cards in sequence (an ace can sit below 2 or above K)
- Three of a kindThree cards of the same rank
- Two pairTwo different pairs
- One pairTwo cards of the same rank
- High cardNo hand. The highest card decides