Poker has been called the national card game of the United States, but it is also an international game, popular almost anywhere cards are played, home, prisons, and lunch breaks. It has many forms and is played differently in different lands and communities, but the basic principle is everywhere the same: to build "structures" consisting of two or more cards of a kind…sequences of cards…hands composed all of the same suit.

Note:	- Write down your Username and Password so you don't forget them.
	- You are given $200 to start out with.
	- The top ten list shows the alias of the top ten players ranked based on the amount of money they have.
	- Your score will NOT be compared with the top ten players unless you LOGOUT.
	- Try to always logout of the game when you are done playing.
	- If you forget your password feel free to email us.
	- Your money will never get lower than $1.
	- The game is played with a 52 card deck. (No wild cards)
	- Please try NOT to use the back, forward, or the reload button on your browser when playing the game. If you use them, in most cases it will cause the game to ask you to log-out and log-in again.

Rank of Poker Hands

The following list is the combinations that make up different poker hands, and their rank:

*	Straight Flush ranks highest (Since there are no Wild cards). it consists of five cards in suit and sequence, with ace ranking either high or low: ¨ A-K-Q-J-10 (the highest possible hand, also called a royal flush), or ¨ 5-4-3-2-A, or any sequence in between, as ª 10-9-8-7-6.
*	Four of a kind is next highest. It consists of the four cards of any one rank together with any fifth card; for example ©7-¨7-§7-ª7-¨Q constitute four sevens.
*	A full house ranks next; it consists of any three of one kind and any pair of another kind, as ª6-©6-¨6-§A-ªA. It is referred to by the three-of-a-kind it contains; the example shown would be "sixes full."
*	A flush, ranking next; it consists of any five cards of the same suit, but not in sequence, as ¨J-9-8-6-3, referred to as a "jack high flush."
*	A straight consists of any five cards of two or more suits in sequence of rank, with the ace ranking either high in sequence A-K-Q-J-10 or low in the sequence 5-4-3-2-A. It ranks next under flush.
*	Three of a kind are any three cards of the same rank plus two other cards which do not constitute a pair and do not include the fourth card of the same rank; ª9-¨9-©9-§K-¨3 would be referred to as "three nines."
*	Two Pairs, which ranks next under three of a kind, constitute two cards of one rank, two cards of another rank, and any fifth card which is of neither of those ranks; it is referred to by the higher of the two pairs. Thus, ªQ-§Q-§8-§8-ª4 would be "Queens up."
*	One pair- any two cards of the same rank, together with three other cards which do not combine with the other two to form any of the higher-ranking hands above: ªK-§K-©7-©6-©4 are a pair of kings.
*	No pair- the lowest ranking hand- losing to any hand containing a pair or any better combination, consists of any five cards not meeting the specifications above.

Distributions of money
Royal Flush	Your Money = Your Money + Your Bid * 100
Straight Flush	Your Money = Your Money + Your Bid * 50
Four of a Kind	Your Money = Your Money + Your Bid * 20
Full House	Your Money = Your Money + Your Bid * 15
Flush	Your Money = Your Money + Your Bid * 10
Straight	Your Money = Your Money + Your Bid * 8
Three of a Kind	Your Money = Your Money + Your Bid * 6
Two Pairs	Your Money = Your Money + Your Bid * 3
One Pair	Your Money = Your Money + Your Bid
No Pairs	Your Money = Your Money - Your Bid