Before playing you need to choose the right table for you, this is usually according to the table Stake.

For beginners it’s a good idea to start with small amount like $0.1 / $0.2 (Small blind / Big blind)
or $2 / $4.

Advanced players can play with bigger amount like $10/$20 and up to $1000 or even more.

In this tutorial we will play with a $2 / $4 Stake.

Once you decide on the table, take a sit concentrate and enjoy the ride.

One of the players is chosen to be the dealer and is signed with a [D] disc next to it.
On each hand the disc is moving to the player to the left of the dealer (clockwise) making him the new dealer.

Before the dealer deals the cards, the player to the left to him (Jamie) must post the small blind and the player two places next to him must post the big blind.

Each player is now dealt two cards which only him can see.

The betting begins with the player to the left of the big blind (You) According to his cards each player is now able to:

Fold: Laying down your cards, stop playing the hand.
Raise: You can raise the bet if you realy like your hand.
Call: Match any perior betting.

Once the first round of betting is over, three cards are dealt faced up called the “Flop”.

This cards are community cards and every player used them to construct his best hand.

After the flop is dealt another betting round takes place, starting with the lower stakes level (in our table it's $2)

Once the betting round is over the fourth community card called the “Turn” is dealt.

Another round of betting takes place, this time bets are starting at the higher table stake level $4.

The Fifth community card called the “River” is dealt.

Now that all the cards are dealt every player can see his best 5 cards from the total 7 cards available.

Another betting round is on it's way, again starting at the higher table stake level

Now that betting is over and all the cards are dealt it’s time for the showdown to see who wins the pot.

Every player in his turn must revel his cards and the winner is the one with the best combination of 5 cards out of the 7 available

Note: It is possible that all five cards are from the community cards.

Congratulations you won the pot (see hands ranking ).

Your best hand is two pairs
Jamie best hand is one pair

Stake
The amount of a player's BUY-IN, or the amount of money they are willing to play with in a given session.

Blind
The bet(s) that must be made by the two players sitting directly to the dealer's left which will start the action on the first round of betting. The blinds are posted before any cards are dealt. (A "Blind" bet is one that is made in the dark without looking at your cards.)

Small Blind
The amount put in the pot by the person immediately to the left of the dealer "button" prior to the cards being dealt. typically half a small bet (for example, $1 in a $2/$4 game).

Big Blind
A designated amount that is placed by the player sitting in the second position, clockwise from the dealer, before any cards are dealt. (Players joining a game in progress must post a Big Blind, but may do so from any position.) In World Poker Tour (tournament play) this amount increases after each timed round. The big blind is always a full small bet ($2 in a $2/$4 game).

Dealer
The man or woman who handles the cards, gives out the pots, and monitors the game, in online poker games the dealer is usually one of the players (changes every session

Dealers Button
The man or woman who handles the cards, gives out the pots, and monitors the game, in online poker games the dealer is usually one of the players (changes every session.

Flop
The first three community cards, which are turned face up together before the start of the second round of betting.

Turn
The fourth communal card.

River
This is the last card given in all games.

Rake
Chips taken from the pot by the cardroom for compensation for hosting the game.

Call
Matching a bet amount.

Fold
Stop playing the hand, laying down your cards and you are out.

Check
When it's a player's turn to act and there has been no action in front of them and he opts not to bet.

Raise
To increase the previous bet.

Round of Betting
This is when players have the opportunity to bet, check or raise. Each round of betting ends when the last bet or raise has been called.

Showdown
At the end of the final betting round, it's when all active players turn their cards face-up to see who has won the pot.