Little Blind for Poker Games

Highly recommended for a really smooth running home poker game (assuming you are playing hold'em), is the dealer and blind buttons. How many times have you stopped playing poker to watch the big play in the game on TV, and returned with no one remembering who last dealed? Problem solved with dealer and blind buttons.

This 1 1/4 inch Diameter Little Blind button has the words "LITTLE BLIND" engraved on both sides highlighted in white on purple. The thickness of the button is about 1/8 inch thick. This is the same one as used in the casino.

Popular in Texas Hold'em Poker Games, if a player is up from the table and misses his little blind bet, this chip is placed in front of him with a missed blind button and if he re-enters the game before his next blind, he must pay the little blind that he missed.

Rules for Texas Holdem Poker games using the Little Blind Button:

Texas Hold 'Em is a seven card poker game with simple rules that a beginner can easily learn and begin to play immediately. In spite of the simplicity, it is a fast and complex game that takes skill and practice to master. No wonder it has become one of the most popular forms of poker played today.

Texas Hold 'Em Poker uses a button called a dealer button to indicate where the cards are to be dealt. Prior to the deal, the two players to the left of the button place live bets called the small (Little Blind Button) and large blinds (Big Blind). It's called blind because it's made prior to seeing any cards. It's called live because it counts as part of any further bets in the first betting round.

The play begins with two cards dealt face-down to each player. Action starts with a betting round beginning with the player to the left of the blind bets and continuing clockwise around the table. Players may bet, check, raise, or fold in turn. The large blind has the privilege of last action and may check or raise the bet.

Three community cards are then dealt face up in the center of the table and another betting round takes place beginning with the player to the left of the dealer button. Another card is dealt face up followed by a round of betting. The fifth and last card is dealt face up and a final round of betting takes place.

Players remaining in the hand will then show their cards and the winning poker hand will be awarded the pot. Any combination of hole cards and community cards may be used to make the best five-card poker hand.

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