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Rating of the most popular and interesting card games

Card games in gambling parimatch, each with its own rules and features, are numerous and varied. Identify the most interesting and popular is very difficult - the choice depends on the region, social status and financial status of the participants. For some, the best card game will be seka, while others would prefer a preference for preference or complex puzzles. But the widespread culture of online and physical casinos has arranged everything in its place, determining the top five.

At the head of the corner is a card game of poker, or, more specifically, Texas Hold'em, as the most popular variety. It was invented exactly in the early 20th century in Robstown, Texas. And only 60 years later it conquered the gambling establishments of Las Vegas. At one table can sit from two to ten people. Everyone is dealt two cards, and five more are laid out in three openings on the table. During the opening of the next cards, the stakes are raised. In addition to gathering a certain combination, the participants face the task of competently raising the bets to stay in line until the last card dealt, but without losing money in an unsuccessful scenario. There are certain subtleties in the order of the bets, but they are difficult to describe in a concise form.

The bridge card game is also very popular, and we give it second place. Bridge is difficult to call a fast or easy, but it is this fact allows him to maintain its position for decades. Modern bridge is a direct descendant of whist with a slight eastern flavor. The last edition of the rules occurred in 1948 and is still in force today. Saying the rules in two words does not work - they are considered one of the most difficult in the industry gambling. The main points: there are four people sitting at the table, which periodically change places, and one of the goals is to predict and record further moves and payoffs.

Solitaire is the most common and popular solitaire game. Became popular not least because of the presence of simple emulation in the standard set of entertainment for Windows. Solitaire inventor believe Paul Olfill, who took the rules of the two older solitaire games, added the alternation of suits and made his version of the long and exciting "kill time.

Whist, the oldest and most honorable game on this list, was invented back in the sixteenth century. Whist is known for its widespread popularity in Britain, from where it spread throughout the civilized world. It is based on the confrontation between two pairs of players, the aim of which is to score as many points per game as possible. The bribe is taken by whoever laid the highest card.

Blackjack is very similar to the card game "point", but differs from it in nuances in the rules. Blackjack was first introduced in 19th century France and gradually gained recognition around the world due to its simple rules, ease of play and unobtrusive dynamics. The difference with the traditional "point" is the concept of raising the stakes after the cards are dealt. On the third card the participant can double the bet, on the fourth even triple it. In many versions of the rules, there are special insurance bets against the dealer receiving a combination of an ace and a ten. Some casinos even allow you to surrender without a demonstration of combinations with the loss of half the bet - this is the so-called Blackjack Surrender.