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Texas Hold’em is one of the most popular poker variation played in the casino and also online, and its popularity has led to the development of different variations. In most live poker Texas Holdem games, there will always be a limiting structure in place, but the limit play isn’t comparable to the no limit counterpart.

Regarding the limit play each of the betting rounds comes with a set betting limit. The betting limit is often a single amount during and after the flop. Blinds are set depending on the limits with the lower betting limit and big blind being equal. On the other hand, the small blind will usually be half the big blind. There may also be an optional bonus bet.

The Texas Hold’em no limit play will have the same blind structure as the limit games but will also feature a minimum bet limit per round. The best hand that you can have is royal flush, though a straight flush is often enough for a win.

The three card poker is a great poker variant option for newbies and quick thinkers. Players must bet before they can be dealt their cards face up, and the dealer receives a three card face down. If players make an Ante bet, they must either raise or fold. Players who fold forfeit their Ante wager while those who raise should make an additional play bet which is equivalent to the Ante bet.

The dealer should have a queen high rollers or better to qualify and in cases where the dealer does not qualify then the player's hand will be compared to the dealer's hand and the higher hand wins a progressive jackpot. Players who have a higher poker hand will pay the same amount of money on the play and Ante, and if the dealer has a higher hand, then the player and Ante will lose.

Caribbean stud poker is among the popularly played poker variants that have similar rules as the five-card stud poker. However, as opposed to the standard poker games, the Caribbean stud is played against the house as opposed to other players. This game variant doesn’t come with any bluffing or other deception. Both the dealer and the player get five cards each, and all the cards are dealt facing down apart from the one dealer card that is usually exposed.

Players are not allowed to raise or fold, or they have to forfeit their cards, the side bets, and ante bet. If the players choose to raise, they should make a raise wager equal to or twice the ante. The dealer needs to have a king and an ace to qualify, and that means that the lowest qualifying hand should be a 4, 3, 2, king or an ace with the highest non-qualifying hand being 10, 9, jack, queen and ace.