How a Holdem Acehigh hand is dealt
Each table deals standard Texas Hold'em: two hole cards face down, then the flop, turn and river, with a betting round between each. Nothing about that sequence changes here. The ranking call does. An ace beats a king in straights and flushes, and when two hands share the same pair your kicker settles the pot, which is why this room rewards you
for reading the second card and not just the first. Bets stay fixed per round, so the pot maths fits on a small screen without guessing at raise sizes mid-hand. Cards come from the room's shuffle engine, and your buy-in clears from the wallet before the first hand.
- Two hole cards plus five community cards
- Ace plays high in straights and flushes
- Kicker decides split pairs
- Fixed bet size per round
- Buy-in taken from the account wallet