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Titan Poker is an exciting online poker room that is quickly becoming the favorite for many players. Titan Poker's realistic and player-friendly software offers a wide range of tournament and ring game play, including progressive jackpot sit 'n' go tournaments offering prizes as high as $100,000. Titan Poker has awarded many of its qualified players with entries to the Main Event of the 2007 World Series of Poker, and holds regularly scheduled tournaments with incredibly high prize pools.
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POKER GAMES
Texas Hold 'Em Poker
Up to 10 players (plus a virtual dealer) are sitting at a table. If you have selected Side View, you will see avatars representing the players. In front of one of the players is a button with a "D" on it. This is called the dealer button. The dealer button moves one position to the left before each game round. This button originates from when players in the group took turns to deal the cards. In our poker room, there is a virtual dealer (shown in side view) who does the actual dealing (sitting in the middle of the left side of the table, behind the big box of chips). The virtual dealer does not participate in the game in any way other than dealing cards.
Omaha Hi Poker
Omaha Hi Poker follows the same rules as Texas Hold'em Poker , but with two exceptions:
1. Players are dealt four "pocket" ("hole cards") cards instead of two.
2. Players must use two "pocket" ("hole cards") cards and three "community" cards to make their best high hand
The principle is the same, but the two differences in the rules demand a very different strategy for playing Omaha Hi Poker.
Omaha Hi/Lo
Omaha Hi/Low follows the same rules as regular Omaha, but there is an additional way to win a share of the pot. The Hi winner is the player with the best poker hand, as in Omaha High Only. But in addition to a Hi winner, there can be a Low winner. The Low hand is a hand with 5 different cards below a 9. You must use two pocket cards and three community cards to make a low hand. For example, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 of any suit would be a Low hand. The lowest Low hand is the Low winner. In case of a Low winner, the pot is split 50/50 between the Low and High winner. In case of multiple Low hands, the Low winner is determined by comparing the highest of the low cards, then the second highest, etc. If the two or more Low hands are equal, the Low pot is split between them. Because there must be at least three different low cards (under 9) on the board at the end to enable a qualifying low hand there may not be a Low winner every hand. Also, a player may use different pocket cards for Hi and for Low, from the four cards dealt to him along with any three community cards, where again different cards may be used for the high hand to the low hand. In Hi Low Omaha the lowest possible hand is 5, 4, 3, 2, A of any suits (flushes and straights do not count against you for the low hand). Ace counts as high and low and therefore the same ace can be used to make a high hand and a low hand.
Seven Card Stud Poker
This game is played with a maximum of 8 players (plus the virtual dealer). The most important difference between this and the other games is that in 7 Card Stud, there are no "community" cards. Each player has his own individual hand, and in fixed limit games, there are two bet limits.
Five-Card Stud Poker
Five-card stud is the original stud poker game, which later developed dozens of variations. It is very similar to 7 Card Stud, and played by the same rules (but with up to 10 players). The difference is that only one card is dealt face down to each player; there are 2nd, 3rd and 4th streets, plus the River. To understand the basic rules of the game, you can refer to the page on 7 Card Stud (link), noting the abovementioned exceptions. We have outlined a sample game below, to help you get started.
DEPOSIT METHODS
Credit Card (Visa, Master Card), NETeller, PaySafeCard, Click2Pay, FirePay, Local Bank Payment, Entropay, Ukash, Moneybookers, myCitadel, Wire Transfer, INSTADEBIT, EcoCard, WebMoney, Bank Draft, UseMyBank, ClickandBuy
WITHDRAWAL METHODS
NETeller, Click2Pay, FirePay, Local Bank Payment, Moneybookers, myCitadel, Wire Transfer, EcoCard, Bank Draft
SUPPORT
E-mail Support: support@titanpoker.com
Canada Toll Free: 1-866-636-3510
UK Toll Free: 0-800-066-4320
International: +632-845-9017
GAMING SOFTWARE
PlayTech
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