Riverboat Hold'em
One rival. Five hundred chips. Make your move.
Start a new match to change rivals.
A quick riverboat briefing
Win your rival's 500 practice chips. Each hand, combine your two cards with the five shared cards to make the best five-card poker hand. Your rival sees only their own cards and the shared board.
Fold gives up this pot. Check costs nothing when no bet is owed. Call matches a bet. Bet / raise to is your total bet for this street, including chips you already put in. You can go all-in with your remaining stack.
The dealer button alternates each hand. Dealer posts the 5 small blind and acts first before the flop. The other player posts the 10 big blind and acts first on the flop, turn, and river. A minimum raise equals the last full raise, at least 10. A smaller all-in raise does not reopen raising.
All-ins reveal both hands and deal the remaining board. Any uncalled chips return to their owner. Equal hands split the pot. Click Next hand when you're ready to continue.
Poker hand order & tips
Highest first: straight flush, four of a kind, full house, flush, straight, three of a kind, two pair, one pair, high card. Aces can be high or low in A-2-3-4-5. Suits never break a tie. Unused cards do not break a tie.
A strong pair often wins heads-up. Position gives you information. When calling 20 into a 60-chip pot, you need to win about one in four times. Your rival sometimes bluffs, so watch their style.
Your seat is ready. Deal your first hand.
Welcome aboard
Play no-limit Hold'em against Piper. Blinds are 5 / 10. All chips are for play.
Table story
- Choose your rival, then take your seat.