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Welcome to the page designed to make you (if you choose) a better poker player. On this fabulous page you will find the rules that the Leeman Legacy Poker Series use when they play poker (very similar to World Poker Tour, but without small and big blinds.). Also located on this page are all the possible hands that a player could get during a game of poker, as well as the 10 best and worst hole cards that a player could receive during a game of Texas Holdem. Once you are done looking through what this page has to offer, the webmaster has provided a link to an internet site that has all the hole cards in Holdem ranked from best to worst, as well as poker tips and strategies. This page is designed to aid players in becoming better, so please take the advice given, and learn how to become a winner at poker.

The rules for Texas Hold'em, as played by the Legacy Series, are quite simple:
1) Each player is dealt two cards face down.
2) After burning a card, three cards are flipped face up, these become commmunity cards.
3) After burning another card, one additional card is added to the community cards.
4) A final card is burned, and the final community card is flipped over.
Betting occurs between each occurence above, with the winner being the person with the best hand. Below is a listing of the possible poker hands.

Royal Flush							Five cards of the same suit in sequence: Ace, King, Queen, Jack, Ten.
Straight Flush							Any five cards of the same suit in sequence (eg. six, seven, eight, nine, ten).
4 of a Kind							Four cards all of the same type (eg. all Aces), 5th card can be anything.
Full House							Three cards of the same type (eg. Aces) and two of the same type (eg. Kings).
Flush							Five cards of the same suit (eg. all Clubs).
Straight							Any five cards in sequence (eg. Ace, two, three, four, five).
3 of a Kind							Three cards all of the same type (eg. Kings), remaining two cards can be anything.
Two Pair							Two cards of the same type (eg. Aces) and two cards of the same type (eg. Kings), 5th card can be anything.
One Pair							Two cards of the same type (eg. Aces), remaing three cards can be anything.
High Card							The highest card in a players hand (eg. Ace), if they have none of the above hands.

Located below are the ten best hands and ten worst hands to have when playing Texas Hold'em poker. Players are advised to bet on the good hands and throw away the bad ones. Although you may get lucky once in a while, holding on to a low pair with 4 back and hoping to fill 3 of a kind will probably not win you lots of chips.