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Five board cards, two hole cards and stacked chips on a red Hold'em table

Card game · 2 to 6 players

Texas Hold'emtwo cards, five on the board.

होल्डेम

Two cards each and five shared on the board. Bet over four rounds, any raise up to all-in. The best five of your seven cards wins, or be the last one in.

Free to play. Virtual chips only, never real money. 18+. The iPhone version is on its way.

How it plays

A hand in four streets.

  1. Step 1: Preflop

    Two blinds go in and everyone gets two cards face down.

  2. Step 2: Flop

    Three shared cards, then a round of betting.

  3. Step 3: Turn, river

    One more card each, with a betting round after both.

  4. Step 4: Showdown

    The best five-card hand from seven wins the pot.

The rules

How the table runs.

Only your best five cards count. An exact tie splits the pot.

  1. 1Royal flush

    The top straight flush

  2. 2Straight flush

    In a row, one suit

  3. 3Four of a kind

    Four of one rank

  4. 4Full house

    Three and a pair

  5. 5Flush

    Five of one suit

  6. 6Straight

    Five in a row

RuleAt this table
Blinds10 / 20
Players2 to 6
BettingNo limit, up to all-in
Smallest raiseThe last bet or raise

All-in puts in every coin you have; you win from each player only as much as you put in, and the rest goes to a side pot.

Ways to play

Any night, any table.

  • Online

    Public tables at every stake, or a private room for your own group.

  • Offline

    A practice table against bots. No internet needed.

FAQ

Good questions, asked.

How do you play Texas Hold'em?

Everyone gets two cards, then five shared cards come out over the flop, turn and river, with a round of betting after each. The best five-card hand from your two cards and the board wins, or bet so that everyone else folds.

What happens on an all-in?

You put in every coin you have and can win from each player only as much as you put in yourself. Anything above that goes to a side pot for the players who covered it.

Can I play without internet?

Yes. Practice tables against bots work with no internet.

Is it real money?

No. Juwa Adda uses virtual chips only. Chips have no cash value, can never be cashed out, and never move between players.

Free to play

Bring the table with you.

Seven games, online rooms, offline practice, a seasonal reward track, and a scorekeeper for the game played with real cards.

The iPhone version is on its way.