When playing poker, it is very important to be respectful of others at the table. Do not argue with other players about the value of your chips, or try to blame the dealers for a bad hand. This will only make everyone uncomfortable and ruin the fun at the table. It is also important to remember that dealers make mistakes, and if you do notice a mistake, tell the dealer politely and ask him to fix it. If the dealer is unable to fix the mistake on his own, you can always call the floorman for help.

The odd chips in the poker pot are given to the high hand. The high hand is the one with the highest card by suit. The low hand is the one with the lowest card by suit. If the two players tie for high or low hand, they can agree to split the pot. Split pot poker is the easiest poker game to play.

In order to play the game, you need a large table and several chairs. Poker games are usually played with eight or nine players. During a game, you should have a cool demeanor, be able to read your opponents, and know the odds. The objective is to acquire as many chips from your opponents as possible.