Complete and show a hand in a game of poker

Complete and show a hand in a game of poker

Want to learn how shuffle a deck of playing cards? In order to be a great dealer for poker, baccarat, blackjack, Texas Hold'Em or any other gambling card game, you're going to need to learn how to properly shuffle the playing cards.

This "How To Shuffle" video tutorial will show you how to complete a hand to get to the Texas Hold'em showdown.

How to complete a poker hand:

1. Remove the cut card from the bottom of the deck and place it to the side.
2. Place the deck of cards on top of the mucked cards.
3. Prove the winning hand by sliding the board cards an inch forward to signify that they are part of the winning hand.
4. Muck the losing hand(s).
5. Award (push) the pot to the winner.
6. Collect the cards.

You then begin the next hand by using the standard poker shuffle.

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Creator's Site: www.howtoshuffle.com
Curated By: rmansur

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