This being done, the donor (or the dealer) dealt two hole cards to each player (you're the only one to know your two cards).
The cards are dealt one by one to each player. In two round, each player has two cards "private".
Then comes the first round of betting. These are the stakes "Preflop" (Then comes the Flop, the Turn and the River that we will see later).
The first player to speak is placed immediately after the player who filed the Big Blind. This position is called "Under The Gun" or "UTG"
(Under fire, he is under pressure because he is the first to speak).
Several choices available to him: he can "sleep" - FOLD - (he throws his cards and left out until the next distribution maps)
it can "follow" - CALL - he bet the equivalent of the big blind to stay in the game and he can Raise - RAISE - ie it boosts the Big Blind with a minimum of two times:
If the Big Blind is $ 1, it must raise at least $ 2 or more if desired (No Limit version).
The same choices available to the following players, except in the case of a previous raise in which case players must call the raise to stay in.
The Blind, its half share of forced bet has more than another half to make up to stay in. The big blind, when with him, has already deposited the amount required to stay in the game,
he can say "Word" - CHECK - to stay in.

- THE FLOP: After Preflop betting round, the dealer (or dealer) spreads three cards in the middle of the table, visible to all,
this is called "the flop". Then a second round of betting. From that moment, the first player to speak is blind.
He can either fold, check, or bet - BET -. And the betting continues.

- THE TURN: After the flop betting round, the dealer (or dealer) spreads a fourth card on the table, this is called "the turn". A third round of betting begins.

- THE RIVER: After the betting on the turn, the dealer (or dealer) spreads the fifth and final card on the table, this is called the "River". Follows a fourth round of betting.

- Slaughter: At the end of the round of the River, the remaining players still show their cards and the winner is determined by the strength of his cards.
He then won the money (or tokens) used in the middle of the table during previous rounds of betting.