什麼是 bluff?
Bluff 指的是玩家用較弱的牌下注或加注,目的是逼迫更強的牌棄牌。
Read MoreThe River in Texas Hold'em marks the final betting round after the fifth community card is dealt.
Evaluate the best five-card hand you can make from your two hole cards and the board. You may use both hole cards, one, or neither. Consider which hands your opponent could hold rather than assuming that a strong-looking hand must be the winner.
The legal actions depend on the wager facing you, not simply on reaching the river. With no outstanding bet, you may check or bet. Facing a bet, you may fold, call, or raise when allowed. All-in is a way of committing your remaining chips, not a compulsory river action.
Notice whether the final card allows straights, flushes, or paired-board hands. An improved hand is not automatically the strongest possible hand. Base comparisons on the best five cards, and do not count a sixth card as a tiebreaker.
Post-flop action begins with the first active player clockwise from the button. Acting later may provide information about earlier decisions, but a bet does not prove that an opponent has a strong hand: players may bet for value or bluff. A player already all-in cannot take another betting action.
If all opponents fold, the remaining player wins the pot immediately. If more than one player remains when the betting is complete, compare the eligible players' hands at showdown. Identical best five-card hands share the pot, and suits do not decide the winner.
Review the action rules and hand rankings before studying more advanced decisions.