Official poker is a type of poker game that has rules in place to ensure fair play and fair wagering. These rules are used to govern the playing of poker at all casinos that accept wagers.

The rules of poker can be divided into several categories: gameplay, blinds and antes, and showdown. The first three categories are important to the entire game, while the last category is used in tournaments and focuses on determining the winning hand.

Bluffing is a common form of play in poker. This is when a player makes a bet or raise that no other player calls, and wins the pot without showing their hand. However, it is important to remember that bluffing does not always win a hand!

It is also considered bad etiquette to reveal a folded hand before the betting is complete. This is not only a form of cheating, but it is also an unethical act that could lead to the loss of your chips and your seat at the table!

A common form of bluffing is to move chips around the table to try to create the impression that you have less money. This can include moving your chips closer to the middle, counting them, or verbally saying that you are raising.

Players are responsible for their actions at the table, and are required to follow the cardroom rules at all times. Failure to do so will result in loss of your chips and disqualification from future play at the WFP.