Holdem QuickFire — Speed Rounds, Real Dealer

QuickFire refers to the accelerated timer on these Holdem tables — each street advances in seconds, so pre-flop, flop, turn and river resolve faster than standard live poker, letting you play more hands per session without waiting.

The big blind is the forced bet posted by the player two seats left of the dealer button before cards are dealt. It sets the minimum call amount for pre-flop action and rotates clockwise after each hand in Holdem QuickFire.

The pot is the total of all bets and blinds wagered during a hand. In Holdem QuickFire it displays above the community cards and grows as players call, raise or go all-in. The winning hand takes the entire pot at showdown.

Community cards are the five cards dealt face-up in the center of the table — the flop shows three, the turn adds one, the river adds one. Every player uses these cards combined with their two hole cards to form the final poker hand.

Fold means you discard your hand and forfeit any chips already placed in the pot for that round. In Holdem QuickFire you tap the fold button during your turn, and the next hand deals immediately, so you rejoin the action within seconds.

The buy-in limit is the maximum chip amount you can bring to a Holdem QuickFire table when you first sit down. Our tables display this limit on the lobby card, and you cannot add more chips mid-session beyond the stated cap.