The history of Texas Holdem Poker has become a popular game in the world

Tekas Holdem Poker has become a very popular game for the past 15 years, but the history of knowing the origin of this game is very confusing.

If you are a baseball fan, you might know Abner Doubledai - the inventor of baseball

If you are a golf fan, you might know Roial & Ancient Golf Club and the history of the game originally played in Scotland.

But if you are a true Tekas Holdem player, do you know the history of this type of gambling betting? Surely no one knows.

Part of that ignorance is because the history of poker itself is very difficult to erase. The theory of the origin of poker depends on what you consider to be a basic element of poker, whether it's game or money. Both have very different beginnings.

Where does poker come from?

So far, world politics has said that poker is a game derived from the name Persia as-nas. As-nas may be the forerunner of poker online, but lately historians argue that poker is a derivative of as-nas, they are more than the seventh place where other games are the parent of modern poker games, such as:

Pokue (French)

Poca (Ireland)

Brag (English)

Primero (Spanish or maybe Italian)

Brelan (French, but unlikely)

Each game has corroboration that the game is at the root of poker and each makes reasonable claims about "where does poker come from?"

In particular, Brag has the closest factor to modern poker because it has two rational reasons:

You are from a country that uses English

Using bets (bets where everyone has to do a minimum installation to keep sitting and playing at the gambling table. Maybe similar to blind)

More simply, bets are not determined by the round value of Ks, but only 2 players are left. Usually this game is played with a deck of 32 cards. "Three as a species" is the highest card, so maybe poker starts here.

What is As-nas?

Let's get back to being who we are, because this is a very interesting game. There are only 20 cards on the deck, and five rows, from highest to lowest, are:

as (as)

Shah (king)

aunt (queen)

napkin

and couli (dancer)

Each player receives 5 cards, which means all cards are dealt. The highest card combination is the same as the one we use today, but reduced straight and flash. The winner is the person who has the best card combination.

As-nas games are played by shuffling cards, distributed until there are no more cards left. At this point, there is such a thing as a bet that the player must bet or just bluff.

Even then, the ace game already knew how to bet without looking at the cards. Suffice it to say "I do not see, I see". Crazy, right?

Maybe the creator of the game as-us is the first inventor of poker cards. But as far as we know, poker playing cards come from the plains of China brought to Europe by European traders and over time have evolved into cards like the one we use to play Tekas Holdem. Even though the origin of the card originated in China, this does not mean that poker originated there. There is no evidence to suggest that poker originated in China.

There are also variations on us-using 5 card settings, so that the total in one deck is 25 cards, not 20 cards. The combination of these cards becomes (for example): 5 ace hearts, five diamond kings, five pix-queens, five jack cards and 5 joker cards. Nowadays, the use of modern map symbols such as points, hearts, curls, cranes and comedians can be drawn from variations like our symbols.

The origin of poker in the United States

According to Hoile Complete Foster's book, RF Foster wrote, "The first poker game played in the United States, five cards for each player from one 20-card package." But there are some historians who disagree, like David Parlett, who said that the poker game was similar to the Persian game brought by As-Nas. Some historians say that the name of the game was taken from Poca Irlandi, namely Pron Pokah or Pocket, but it is still gray because it is not known for certain who called this game a poker game.

Although there is an element of gambling in all of these types of games, experts explain more clearly how poker can become a popular betting game in the United States. This coincided with the advent of gambling in and around the Mississippi River region during the 1700s and 1800s.