1. Walk to a Texas Hold'em table and press E.
2. The buy-in window shows the blinds and a slider from 20 big blinds up to the table maximum.
3. Pick an amount and press Sit down. Those chips become your stack.
4. "Waiting for players" shows until someone else sits down.

1. A hand starts by itself after a few seconds. The dealer button moves round, two players post the blinds and everyone gets 2 cards.
2. On your turn you get the buttons:

• Check / Call - stay in without raising.
• Raise - use the slider or type a number, then Raise to.
• Fold - give up the hand.
• All-in - bet your whole stack.

3. The flop (3 cards), turn (1) and river (1) come out, with a betting round after each.
4. At the showdown the hands turn face up and "<name> wins X with <hand>" shows.

If a short stack goes all-in, they can only win the main pot. Extra betting between bigger stacks goes into a side pot only they can win.

Between hands you can Top up your stack (up to the max buy-in). Leave folds your current hand; your remaining stack always goes back to your pockets.

1. Sit at the table. Put chips on Ante (the Blind copies it) and optionally Trips. Press Place bet, then Deal now.
2. You and the dealer get 2 cards. 5 cards lie face down in the middle.
3. Before the flop: Bet 4x or Bet 3x your Ante, or Check.
4. After the flop: Bet 2x or Check.
5. After the turn and river: Bet 1x or Fold.
6. Once you bet, the board runs out to the showdown. The dealer needs at least a pair to qualify.