TXS Holdem

TXS Holdem is the 1x2 Network take on casino Hold'em, where the player competes against the dealer rather than other players. It is dealt from a 52-card deck shuffled before every round, with standard poker hand rankings deciding the showdown.

After a short video tour to the table, the player places an ante and receives two cards face up while the dealer's two stay hidden. Community cards then arrive in stages, and at each stage the player decides whether to bet again or check. At the showdown, both sides build their best five-card hand from their own two cards and the five on the board. With a 99.0 % RTP and stakes from 0.1 € to 500 €, it is a strong poker title for RNG table lobbies.

• Ante: choose your chips within the table limits and deal.
• Flop: three community cards appear; call to stay in with an extra bet, or check.
• Turn: a fourth community card follows, with another bet-or-check decision.
• River and showdown: the fifth card is dealt, then the best five-card hand wins.

A royal flush is the strongest possible hand. There is no auto-bet, multiplier or bonus symbol.