Official Poker is a series of DVDs that will teach anyone how to play cards. The DVDs will cover everything you need to know about playing poker and chips.

Players can bluff, check-raise, or fold to get the better hand. Players must keep their hand out of the muck. If a player acts out of turn, he or she can be kicked out of the game.

A dealer, or the floorperson, is responsible for monitoring players’ behavior. They are responsible for the identification of hands at the showdown.

To start the game, the dealer will place a certain amount of money in the pot. This is called the ante. The ante is raised at regularly scheduled intervals.

There is also a small blind and big blind. The small blind is two players to the left of the dealer.

All in means that all of the players’ playable chips go into the pot. This is usually the largest bet a player can make.

In order to be able to win a pot without having to have a showdown, a player can raise. When a player raises, the person to the left of the dealer can call or fold.

After a player calls, the next player to the left can make a bet. If no one else has made a bet, the player can act.

Some players have become known for breaking poker rules. Most of these cases have occurred online. For instance, David “Devplaza” Afework was banned from an online tournament at partypoker. Another online player, Mike Postle, was accused of accessing real-time hole card information.