What You Get At A Holdem Siege Table
Every Holdem Siege table in the 87bdcom lobby deals real Texas Hold'em: two hole cards, a flop, a turn and a river, with the button moving one seat after each hand. What changes is the structure. Blinds step up on a set schedule, so deep stacks get tested later and you cannot fold your way to the end. Tables seat short-handed, so
more hands per round and more decisions on the button. When two players shove, the dealer splits the pot into main and side pots, as a live card room does. We print the blind level and the next step-up on the table card before you sit.
- Two hole cards, five community cards
- Blind level shown before the first deal
- Main pot and side pot splits handled by the engine
- Short-handed seating for faster rounds