The play starts with each player being face of two charts occupied downwards. They are the charts of the hole of the player. These are the only charts that each player will receive individually, and they will only (probably) are indicated to the showdown, making with holdem of

Texas a closed play of poker. The hand starts with a "pre-collapse" betting in round, starting with the player with the left of the large blind man (or the player with the left of the retailer, if no lamp-shade is employed) and continuing in the direction of the needles of a watch. After pre-collapse betting in round, the retailer deals chart with burn, followed by three receiving charts of the community called collapse. Collapse is followed from one second betting in round. This and all the following rounds of bet start with the player with the left retailer and continue in the direction of the needles of a watch.

After collapse betting around the ends, another chart is burned, and a simple chart of the community called the turn (or the fourth street) is occupied, followed by a third betting in round. A final chart of burn is followed of a simple chart of the community called the river (or the fifth street), followed by a quarter betting in round and the showdown, with the need.