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a. The Betida Poker Card Room Rules ("Card Room Rules") must be read in conjunction with the Betida Terms and Conditions and the Betida Poker Security & Ecology Policy, which together constitute a binding agreement (“Agreement”) between you and Betida.
b. In case of any inconsistency between the Card Room Rules, the Terms and Conditions, the Betida Poker Security & Ecology Policy, or any other rules applicable to Betida Poker, the resolution will follow this order of precedence: the Terms and Conditions; the Card Room Rules; the Betida Poker Security & Ecology Policy; and any other rules applicable to Betida Poker.
c. The Card Room Rules are applicable to all poker games (excluding casino games) made accessible by Betida on the Betida Poker page, collectively referred to as “Poker Games” or “Poker Game”, as applicable.
d. In this Agreement, words in the singular include the plural and vice versa.
e. Unless otherwise defined in the Card Room Rules, capitalised terms shall have the meanings given to them in the Terms and Conditions.
f. By playing any Poker Game you:
(i) Agree to comply with the Card Room Rules, Betida Poker Security & Ecology Policy and Terms and Conditions.
(ii) Acknowledge that any breach of this Agreement may result in your Betida account being removed, restricted or suspended.
(iii) Agree to be bound by the decisions of Betida relating to or arising from the Poker Games, which are final and determinative.
a. Unless explicitly stated otherwise, all Poker Games utilize a standard 52-card poker deck.
b. Unless explicitly stated otherwise, the poker hand rankings available on the Betida website universally apply to all Poker Games.
c. The rules and specifications for each particular Poker Game are provided in the lobby of that Poker Game (“Game Rules”). Unless otherwise indicated in the Game Rules, the definitions used in these Card Room Rules apply to the Game Rules.
d. Once a player commences playing a particular Poker Game, the Game Rules become incorporated into the terms of your binding agreement with Betida and govern your gameplay. For the avoidance of any doubt, reference to “Agreement” incorporates reference to the Terms and Conditions, Card Room Rules, Betida Poker Security & Ecology Policy and Game Rules.
e. To the extent of any inconsistency between the documents comprising the Agreement, the following order of precedence applies and items higher in the below sub-clauses override items lower in the sub-clauses:
(i) Terms and Conditions;
(ii) Card Room Rules;
(iii) Betida Poker Security & Ecology Policy; and
(iv) Game Rules.
a. Betida disclaims all liability for player losses due to internet disconnections during Poker Games, regardless of server involvement.
b. Betida may, at its sole discretion, reasonably compensate players affected by internet disconnections during Poker Games, caused or contributed to by Betida’s servers.
a. Detailed rules regarding player conduct, unethical behaviour, and the use of third party software and tools are set out in the Betida Poker Security & Ecology Policy, and all players are bound by the terms therein.
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, at Betida’s absolute discretion and with no liability to players whatsoever, Betida reserves the right to:
a. Restrict, remove or otherwise dictate if and how players participate in any Poker Games; and
b. Take any action it deems appropriate against players breaching, attempting to breach or under suspicion of breaching the terms of the Agreement; and
c. Finally determine any disputes arising between players or between players and dealers, including but not limited to in relation to the interpretation of this Agreement or the ordinary rules of any of the Poker Games referred to in this Agreement.
All references to “$” or “USD” on Betida in relation to the Poker Games are solely for the purpose of providing an approximate indication of the USD-equivalent value of the amounts involved in gameplay. For the avoidance of any doubt, Betida does not:
a. Exchange or convert any currency; or
b. Warrant the accuracy of any approximate indications regarding USD-equivalent value.
By participating in any Poker Games, you acknowledge and agree that:
a. All calculations on Betida, including but not limited to calculations of the amounts a player wins, loses and bets, are done at Betida’s sole discretion; and
b. Any disagreement or dispute arising from or relating to any such calculations will be finally determined by Betida, at its sole discretion and without any liability to you whatsoever.
Betida Poker contributes towards VIP Progress and counts towards the wagering requirement for Betida, where applicable under the Betida VIP and rewards rules.
In No Limit and Pot Limit Ring Games, the minimum amount required to be played is equal to the Big Blind in that Ring Game.
a. For the purpose of this section, “Table Stakes” means that only amounts brought to the table before a hand begins can be played in that hand.
b. All Ring Games are played Table Stakes only.
c. Buy-in variations may occur by table, declared before joining, and players must be seated with the intent to play.
d. Seated players are expected to be dealt into hands more frequently than sitting out.
e. Betida reserves the right to exclude or remove a player who fails to comply with this section at its absolute discretion.
If a player leaves a table with a chip stack greater than their initial buy-in for that table, re-joining with a lesser buy-in is restricted for at least 60 minutes.
a. In case of disconnection with chips in the pot, no extra time will be provided to reconnect once the time bank has been depleted.
b. If reconnection is not possible or practical, a disconnected player's hand will be folded when facing action.
Unless expressly stated otherwise, the rules in this section apply to specific Poker Games which constitute tournament games (“Tournament Games”).
a. All Tournament Games start promptly at the scheduled time, and Betida reserves the right to delay or cancel a tournament at its absolute discretion and without prior notice.
b. Betida reserves the right to change Tournament Game parameters without notice.
c. Seats in Tournament Games are randomly assigned.
d. Prizes are won or awarded from Tournament Games as stated in the tournament lobby, and the final prize structure is determined after registration and the rebuy or add-on period.
e. To rebuy in a rebuy tournament, players must have sufficient funds in their wallet. Using multiple accounts in any Tournament Game is strictly prohibited.
f. Some Tournament Games may allow players to unregister until 30 seconds before the tournament starts.
g. If a Tournament Game is cancelled, refunds will be distributed as per the Betida Tournament Cancellation and Refund policy.
h. A tournament fee will be applied to each and every tournament with the specifics stated in the lobby.
a. The Tournament Game concludes when one player accumulates all chips.
b. Betida Tournament Game software breaks tables to fill empty seats as players are eliminated, thereby ensuring fairness, and balances tables by moving players individually to similar positions relative to the blinds.
c. By participating in Tournament Games, you agree to the use of the software and the manner in which it may affect gameplay.
a. The Tournament Game break schedule is stated in the lobby, and players are encouraged to note break times.
b. Unless otherwise stated in the lobby or determined by Betida, breaks will take place at the end of each hour and last for approximately 5 minutes.
c. The player is solely responsible for ensuring they note the break times and are prepared for the resumption of gameplay. Betida does not take any responsibility for players failing to rejoin gameplay after a break has ended.
a. If a player times out during a hand, their hand is folded if facing action.
b. Players who are not connected before a hand starts will be dealt cards, with blinds/antes posted.
c. The 'no agreement to sit out' rule applies to the Tournament Games and is a form of collusion.
a. Each player is allocated a time bank for decisions, depleting as used.
b. If a player fails to act in time, their time bank is automatically activated.
Unless expressly stated otherwise, the rules in this section apply to specific Poker Games which constitute bounty tournaments (“Bounty Tournaments”).
a. Bounty Tournaments operate like Tournament Games and incorporate clause 3 of these Card Room Rules, however with the addition of the bounty feature.
b. The Bounty Tournament buy-in for the standard prize pool, player bounties, and the entry fee is as indicated in the lobby.
c. Players win bounties for each opponent they eliminate, regardless of reaching the prize stage of the Bounty Tournament.
d. If multiple players eliminate a player with the same strength hand, the bounty is distributed equally between those eliminating players.
e. Eliminated players receive any bounties claimed before their elimination.
f. The winner of a Bounty Tournament is awarded their own bounty, as provided in the lobby.
g. Refunds for cancelled Bounty Tournaments will be done at Betida’s discretion.
a. Unless expressly stated otherwise, the rules in this section apply to specific Poker Games which constitute all-in tournaments (“All-in Tournaments”).
b. The rules in this section apply exclusively to ‘All-in,’ ‘Shootout,’ and ‘All-in Shootout’ tournaments as stated in the tournament lobby.
a. In All-in Tournaments, every participant is automatically ‘all-in’ for every hand, and participants can only observe their progress after registering.
b. Prizes are awarded according to the information in the tournament lobby.
Unless expressly stated otherwise, the rules in this section apply to specific Poker Games which constitute Sit ‘N’ Go tournaments (“SNG Tournaments”).
a. SNG Tournaments start with a pre-set number of players.
b. An entry fee will be taken for each SNG.
c. Refunds for cancelled SNG tournaments will be at Betida’s discretion.
Hold'em
Blinds | Rake % | 2 Player Cap | 3+ Player Cap | 5+ Player Cap
0.01/0.02 | 7% | 0.16 | 0.26 | 0.32
0.05/0.10 | 7% | 0.75 | 1.20 | 1.5
0.10/0.20 | 7% | 1.25 | 2 | 2.5
0.25/0.50 | 7% | 2.5 | 4 | 5
0.5/1.0 | 7% | 4 | 6.4 | 8
1/2 | 7% | 5 | 7 | 9
2.5/5 | 7% | 5 | 8 | 10
Pot Limit
Blinds | Rake % | 2 Player Cap | 3+ Player Cap | 5+ Player Cap
0.01/0.02 | 7% | 0.16 | 0.26 | 0.32
0.05/0.10 | 7% | 0.75 | 1.20 | 1.5
0.10/0.20 | 7% | 1.2 | 1.92 | 2.4
0.25/0.50 | 7% | 2.5 | 4 | 5
0.5/1.0 | 7% | 3 | 3.96 | 6
1/2 | 7% | 4 | 5 | 7
2.5/5 | 7% | 5 | 7 | 10
AoF Hold'em
Blinds | Rake | Jackpot Fee
0.05/0.10 | 0.01 | 0.01
0.25/0.50 | 0.035 | 0.035
0.50/1.00 | 0.075 | 0.075
1.00/2.00 | 0.15 | 0.15
2.50/5.00 | 0.375 | 0.375
5.00/10.00 | 0.75 | 0.75
To begin the game, each player receives one face-up card, starting from the player to the house dealer's left and proceeding clockwise. The player with the highest-ranked card becomes the "dealer" for that hand, indicated by a "dealer button" (a flat disk). This button rotates clockwise to the next player after each round. The player with the dealer button typically acts last in all wagering rounds, except for the first, where the big blind has the final action.
The two players immediately to the left of the dealer are the “Small Blind” and “Big Blind” respectively. Both the Small Blind and the Big Blind will post a forced “blind” bet before any cards are dealt. The value of the blinds are determined by the table limits or tournament blind level.
Once the dealer and blind positions are established, hole cards are dealt to each player as per the specific game type. The deal starts with the player to the left of the dealer button (the small blind) and continues clockwise.
After hole cards are dealt, the first wagering round begins. Players, starting from the left of the big blind, have several options:
After all players have acted, all wagers are moved into the pot.
Following the first wagering round, three community cards are dealt face-up simultaneously. This is called the "flop," and these cards are shared by all active players.
A second wagering round then occurs. Active players, starting with the first active player to the left of the dealer button, have options similar to the first round: bet, check, call, fold, or raise. Again, all wagers are moved into the pot after the round.
Next, the fourth community card is dealt face-up, known as the "turn card." This is followed by the third wagering round, with the same options for active players.
Finally, the fifth and final community card is dealt face-up, called the "river card." This completes the set of community cards, and the fourth and final wagering round commences with the same betting options.
After the fourth and final wagering round, all wagers are added to the pot. If more than one player remains, the game proceeds to a showdown, where active players compare their hands to determine the winner.
After the showdown, the dealer position is moved one seat clockwise and the above game procedure repeats.
In Texas Hold'em, players can form the best five-card poker hand using any combination of their two hole cards and the five community cards, or even just the five community cards.
Omaha requires players to use exactly two of their four hole cards (5 hole cards dealt in 5-Card Omaha) in combination with exactly three of the five community cards to create their five-card hand.
The player with the highest-ranking five-card poker hand wins the pot. If multiple players have the same highest-ranking hand, the pot is split equally among them.