6. Each player is then dealt two cards face down. These are called your hole or pocket cards.

7. Next is a round of betting starting with the person to the left of the two who posted the blinds. This round is
usually referred to by the term pre-flop. Much like most games of poker, players can check, raise, or fold.

8. Players can bet, raise or re-raise any amount equal or greater than the minimum bet, which should also equal
the amount of the big blind.

9. In No-Limit Hold'em, the number of chips you have in front of you determines the maximum bet. A player can go
"all-in" by pushing all their chips toward the center of the table. At this point, either the player or the dealer should
"count them down", or calculate the amount of the player's all in bet. To call, the other players at the table must
match the value of the chips.