Net Poker 4.0 - User Guide and FAQ

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Purpose of the Net Poker

Poker is a card game in which players bet into a communal pot during the course of a hand, and in which the player holding the best hand at the end of the betting wins the pot. During a given betting round, each remaining player in turn may take one of five actions: pass, bet, see, raise or fold. Betting usually proceeds in a circle until each player has either called all bets or folded.

This game is played in three rounds: first an initial round of betting, then each player can discard some of their cards and be dealt fresh ones, then a final round of betting. As players bet, money is paid into the pot in the centre of the table. At the end of each hand comes the showdown - each player reveals their hand and the highest according hand rankings wins and collects the pot.

Order of play

At the beginning of each hand every player pays into the pot. This ante is set at $10 per player. Once all players have anted the hand will be dealt. Play begins with the first round of betting. The first player can choose to pass (bet of zero) or to bet. If the first player chooses to pass the second player must choose between to pass or to bet. If no players bet, the hand is over, and the cards will be redealt. Players must ante up again so the pot will be larger next hand. If a bet has been made, the next player must see or raise. If you do not see or raise the earlier bet you must fold, and you lose any money you have bet up to this point. If one player out-bets the rest and the other player fold, the first one wins immediately and does not have to show his hand to the other.

Players each get one chance to change none, some or all of their cards.

All players now hold their final cards, and have a second chance to bet. Once the second round of betting is complete, all remaining players turn over their cards and the best hand wins. The winning player collects the pot. If two players share exactly the same value hands the pot is split between them.

Note: Configure networking support:

This game uses Windows Sockets interface. It's necessary to add Microsoft (or compatible with Windows Sockets interface) TCP/IP protocol to network configuration tub for the network adapters.



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