Hold'em is played with a flat disc called the dealer button. The player with the
button is the last to receive cards on the deal.
The two players to the left of the dealer button post blinds before any cards are dealt.
All players are dealt two down cards (hole cards) as their initial starting hand.
There is a round of betting. The action starts with the first player in front of the
big blind.
All players have the right to throw their hand away, call the big blind, or raise
the pot. The action goes clockwise.
Three board cards (called The Flop) are now turned face up at once in the center
of the table and another round of betting occurs.
The action now starts with the active player in front of the button. The next
two board cards are turned face up (The Turn and The River) one at a time with a round
of betting after each card.
The five board cards are community cards and are shared by all active players at
the table.
A bet and 3 raises are allowed.
Check and raise are permitted.