Practice Razz Poker

This guide is to help you practice razz and become a better player. There are a few ways to get really good at the game and learn the rules 100 times quicker than reading about the game. If you were looking for some kind of flash program, there is actually a better way to play razz poker. PokerStars.com and Carbon are two awesome sites where players have tons of other people to play with and you do not have to wager or deposit any real money to practice these games.

Both of these places have different kinds of games to play, such as razz tournaments, sit and go, heads up and just ring table games where 2 to 8 people can just play a casual poker game. Play with practice money or real money if you like.

Once you sign in, you can build up your chip count and come back to it on any given day. First, you can find a table and join it at any time and just take your time. The goal that you should be doing is to just watch your hands and try to make the lowest 5 card combination of cards with 7 cards dealt. Follow the rules on our site given in the links to the right so that you understand the basic rules. Then just keep looking back and forth to our guides while you are playing and you should have it down in a few minutes.

One thing to remember is when people are playing with fake money, you will sometimes run across someone who will join a table and not take the game seriously. This is the only reason why playing with real money would be a better advantage. The lowest stake rooms that you can practice razz would be the $0.01/$0.02. When there is real money involved such as 1 cent and 2 cent blinds, then people start getting down to serious business and you can play a real game, not to mention the $1000/$2000 stakes.

After you can play a hand without having to look back at the guides, then our goal is done in teaching you the game. The rest is all about skill and strategy such as learning how to outplay good players, which takes more time, practice and experience of course. Practicing tournaments are also fun since you can play freerolls, which are tournaments with no buy-in entry cost or fee. They are free to enter and players win real money, sometimes a few hundred bucks if the game is big enough.

Other tournaments have as low as $1 entry fees and all the money goes into a much larger pot where players can win thousands of dollars. Smaller tournaments are known as sit-n-go, which are just 1 table tourneys where the winner and runner up win the pot.

These things listed above are just fractions of what you can be practicing on and razz poker is available in just about every feature. There are also tons of other games you can play there but I won't go into that right now, although you can learn how to play other poker games here on our site as well. Click on one of the lobby screenshots below to check out these rooms and their promotional bonuses for depositing money.