Online Poker Help

Welcome to Limp In Poker!

It seems like everyone is playing poker these days, from the usual businessman's Wednesday night games, to the tavern tournaments, to home games. If you've been interested in poker, but don't feel quite ready to join in on a game, we have some information here at Limp in Poker that can help put you at the tables in no time.

If you're new to poker, the first thing to learn is which hands are winners, and which hands are losers. We have included a page that will give you the various hand rankings. (You can print out the page and use it as a reference.)

Ready To Jump Right Into The Game? Recommended Poker Rooms:

Poker Room:	1st Deposit Bonus:	Betting Limits:	Players Per Table:
Absolute Poker	35% or 50% via Neteller	L, NL, PL	6 & 9 player tables
Empire Poker	25%	L, NL, PL	10 & some 6 in $3/$6+
Ultimate Bet	40%	L, NL, PL	10, 6, & 2 player tables
Royal Vegas Poker	40%	L, NL, PL	10, 6, & 2 player tables
Pacific Poker Top Pick	25%	Limit and No Limit	10 & 6 player tables
Party Poker Top Pick	25%	L, NL, PL	10 & some 6 in $3/$6+

While many people are familiar with the various hands in poker, and their rankings, questions often arise when it comes time to break tied hands. We've included tie-breaking rules on the site as well. So now you'll be able to deal with those situations when both players have a two pair, or a flush.

For players who are familiar with the game of poker, and are wondering about the different versions of poker available online, we have several pages that may interest you.

Online poker games are available in many different limits, ranging from penny ante to high stakes games. We can show you which games are being dealt at which online card rooms, so you can find the game with the limits at which you feel most comfortable.

Besides the regular "eth dice" being dealt, online poker rooms also host tournaments on a regular basis. To find out more about tournament poker online,visit our tournament page.

There is definitely more to poker than Texas Holdem. With games like Omaha and Seven Card Stud being dealt online, there are a lot of opportunities to play Hi-Lo poker. In Hi-Lo poker the pot is split between the player with the highest hand, and the player with the lowest qualifying hand.

To find out more about qualifying low hands, and how they rank against each otter, visit out Hi-Lo page. These games bring more action, since there are more ways to build winnings hands. If you ever tire of playing Hold'em, we suggest giving Omaha Hi-Lo a look.