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1、基本知识

德州扑克（Texas—Hold`Em）游戏，使用去掉王牌的52张扑克牌。与能够暴露出太
多信息的“梭哈”扑克游戏不同，每个牌手只分得两张牌，称之为“底牌”。接下来是
五张陆续朝上发出的公共牌。每个牌手的最终成手，以公共牌和自己底牌中最好的五张
凑成。所用的公共牌和底牌的数目不限。

每个牌手在牌局开始时，都会发得两张面朝下的底牌。在经过所有的叫注圈以后，
若仍不能分出胜负，游戏则会进入“摊牌”阶段，也就是让所剩的牌手，亮出各自的底
牌以较高下。

2、成手的强弱

这代表成手的大小。在摊牌阶段，每个牌手以七张牌（自己的两张底牌和五张公共
牌）里面最好的五张，组成自己的最佳成手。成手最强的胜出。这可以是牌手的两张底
牌和三张公共牌，或一张底牌加四张公共牌。有时甚至五张公共牌皆是每个人的最佳成
手，则大家可以平分“彩池”（奖金）。

每一成手必定由五张牌组成。如果两个牌手有一或两对相同的牌，则拥有较大“边
牌”（即不成对的最大一张牌）的牌手胜出。

在德州扑克里，四种花色不分大小。而同花和顺子之间的比较，是拥有较高牌的牌
手胜出。两对则是先比大对、再比小对，若均相同则再比较边牌。

成手大小：皇家同花顺（即同花色的A、K、Q、J、10）>同花顺>四条>葫
芦（即三同带一对）>同花>顺子>三条>两对>一对>杂牌

3、成手举例

牌手A：红心A、红心K

牌手B：方块A、黑桃Q

牌手C：红心9、草花9

牌手D：红心Q、草花8

牌手E：方块K、方块4

公共牌：草花A、方块9、方块3、方块J、红心10

——牌手A有一对A。

——牌手B也有一对A，但他的边牌是Q，所以牌面上次于牌手A。

——牌手C有三条。他的口袋对子9（成对的底牌称之为“口袋对子”）和公共牌里
的9为他凑成了三条9，他的牌面因此胜过前面两位。

——牌手D更胜一筹！凭着自己的两张底牌和公共牌里的9、10、J，他凑成了8、9
、10、J、Q的顺子。

——牌手E以自己的两张方块，加上公共牌里的三张方块，组成了一手方块同花，
因此在牌面上，牌手E是压倒性的赢家！

4、叫注的顺序

每一轮叫注的顺序，决定于庄家“按钮”的位置。这是一个牌手按顺时针方向，轮
流持有的一个标志。每轮叫注由按钮顺时针方向的下家牌手开始。牌手按顺时针的次序
“叫注”（做决定），持有按钮的牌手是最后一个作决定的人。所以，按钮位置是较为
有利的，因为他可以在参考众人的决定后才想出应对策略。

5、盲注

在每一局开始以前，也就是在给每个牌手发两张底牌以前，台面上必须有“盲注”
。这是对牌手强制性的下注，为的是确保“彩池”（每一局牌的奖金）至少有个数字。
德州扑克里的盲注，一般由按钮下家的两人付出。下家第一位，必须下注相等于最低注
一半的“小盲注”；下家第二位，必须下注相等于最低注的“大盲注”。盲注是强制性
的。在场的牌手自然随着每一轮换庄，而轮流担起下盲注的任务。

6、叫注圈

下了盲注，发了牌，就是开始叫注的时候了。

第一轮叫注称为“前翻牌圈”或者“底牌圈”。这个叫注圈未发公共牌，所以牌手
只有各自的底牌。底牌圈过后是“翻牌圈”，即在翻出前三张公共牌以后进行。接下来
是“转牌圈”，在第四张公共牌发出以后进行。而在五张牌都出现以后的叫注圈就是“
河牌圈”了。

7、叫注

每个牌手在轮到叫注的时候，都有五个选择：下注（Bet）、跟注（Call）、让牌
（Check）、加注（Raise）或弃牌（Fold）。在某一圈里尚未有人下注的时候，压上筹
码称之为“下注”。“跟注”是指跟着压上同等于众人已经压上了的注额。“让牌”是
在本身所压上的注额，已经同等于众人压上的注额时，或者在尚未有人下注的情况下，
选择不下注，把机会“让”给下一位。“加注”是抬高注额。下一个人想要继续参与游
戏，就得至少跟注和加注牌手同样高的注额，否则就得“弃牌”，也即是放弃。

每一个叫注圈在大家都“让牌”，或者在有人“下注”或“加注”后，大家都“跟
注”至同等的注额时结束，并进入另一圈叫注。若大家都在叫注圈里弃牌，则剩下的最
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下大小盲注也等于一次叫注，所以在开局的时候，都会跳过按钮下家的两位盲注牌手，
由第三个牌手开始叫注。

8、全下

“全下”（All—In）指的是把剩下的所有筹码一次全部压上。在“无限注”德州
扑克游戏里，“全下”是一种很常见的策略。一旦有人全下，彩池即会分出一个“边池
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9、无限注

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Mu-ming Poo is head of the Division of Neurobiology, Department of Molecular and Cell Biology at University of California, Berkeley, California, USA. He is also director of the Institute of Neuroscience, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai, China.


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