Poker pots are the starting point for most hands of poker, and they are also called “poker pots.” Poker pots are made of different materials and can come in different shapes and sizes.
The most common poker pot is a rectangular shape. It is usually between 8 and 10 inches wide by 6 and 8 inches tall.
Some poker pots have handles on each side, while others do not.
The top of the poker pot is usually decorated with a design or image. This design or image is used as the “pot symbol” for the hand.
The pot symbol for a given hand is displayed on the table before the start of the hand.
Each player in a given hand starts with one poker pot. The player to the left of the dealer starts the first round of betting with one chip from his or her poker pot.
After that, each player in turn adds one chip to the pot (if he or she has money available). The betting continues until all players have put chips into the pot (or until one player has no more chips).
