Poker comes in many variants. They share the same hand rankings but differ in how cards are dealt, how betting works, and what makes a winning hand. Pick your game below.
All poker variants share the same hand rankings (from high card up to royal flush) and the same core idea: bet on your hand's strength, read your opponents, and win the pot. The variants differ in how many cards you get, which cards are shared, and how many betting rounds occur. Choose your game below.
The world's most popular poker game. 2 hole cards, 5 community cards, 4 betting rounds. Used in the World Series of Poker.
View rulesLike Hold'em but you get 4 hole cards and must use exactly 2 of them. More action, bigger hands, deeper strategy.
View rulesThe classic home game poker. Get 5 cards, bet, discard and draw new cards, then bet again. Simple and fun.
View rulesThe pre-Hold'em classic. 7 cards dealt in stages (some face-up, some face-down), no community cards. Best 5-card hand wins.
View rulesA fast casino table game. 3 cards only, play against the dealer. Quick hands and easy to learn.
View rulesA casino game blending poker with Chinese dominoes. Get 7 cards and split them into a 5-card and 2-card hand to beat the dealer.
View rulesAll poker variants use the same hand rankings from best to worst: