Poker School

How to Play

At Amco Poker, you can choose from play real money or just practice for fun in our different online poker rooms. You have the chance to play with your friends at home and improve your skills by practicing, be part of the Amco Poker World!!

Before you take your shot at Amco Poker, you might want to take a look at some of the info in this section:

Games

Texas Hold Em

Texas Holdem is the most popular poker game in the casinos and poker room for all over the world. The popularity of big events such as the World Series has become... More Info

Omaha

Omaha poker is an exciting game derived from Texas Holdem. Each player is dealt four cards which belong only to that poker player. Five community cards are dealt face-up on the "board"... More Info

Omaha Hi/lo

In addition to Omaha poker, we also offer the popular variant of Omaha Hi-Lo. This version of Omaha splits the pot between the highest and lowest poker hands, giving the game an all new feel... More Info

7 Card Stud

Each player is dealt three cards, two face-down ("hole cards or private cards") and one face-up called the ("up card or door card")... More Info

7 Card Stud Hi/lo

Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo follows the same pattern as seven card stud, with the only difference coming at the showdown, where the pot is split evenly between the holder of the highest hand and the lowest hand... More Info

Razz

If you hate your "bad" hands, you're going to love them with razz because is a poker game in which the low poker hand wins the pot at showdown... More Info

5 Card Stud

5 Card Stud follows the same pattern of the more popular 7 card stud, with the only difference being the number of cards dealt... More Info

5 Card Draw

Played by a maximum of 8 players, 5 card draw is a poker game where each player is dealt 5 cards face down... More Info

Ace To 5 Lowball

Play works the same as 5 card draw but with players trying to make the best possible low hand, and there are three draws instead of one... More Info

Deuce To 7 Lowball

Play works the same as A-5 Lowball Triple Draw but this time straights and flushes count as high hands, so the best possible hand is 7-5-4-3-2 with no flush... More Info

Badugi

Badugi is a four card version of triple draw, lowball poker where you must try to have one card of each suit, and no pairs. If you are holding four different cards of four different suits then you are holding a Badugi!... More Info