Cash Poker Game and its Features
Contents: Blinds, Variants, Bad Beat
Cash games refer to playing poker for real money. The stakes vary depending on the table limits. Players are free to join or leave the table at any time. There’s no set time limit, and the blinds are fixed and non-increasing.
The PokerMatch poker room is always open for enthusiasts, offering both tournaments and various types of cash tables for real-money play. Don’t miss the opportunity to boost your income and enjoy thrilling gameplay! 
Cash Game Blinds
Players’ chip stacks typically range from 40 to 150 big blinds at the start of the game, depending on the table. Most commonly, players buy in for 100 BB.
Cash games at PokerMatch start with buy-ins as low as $1.30. Blinds begin at $0.01/$0.02. High-stakes tables are also available — with blinds up to $6.50/$13 or more, depending on the selected currency and format.
Available formats include: Heads-Up (2 players), and Full Ring (up to 9 players). The rule of thumb: the fewer players at the table, the more dynamic the action — a helpful tip for beginners in poker.
Types of Cash Games
PokerMatch invites players to join various cash games including: Texas Hold’em and Omaha Hi-Low — in limit, no-limit, and pot-limit formats; 7-Card Stud; 6+ Hold’em; 32-card Draw; and BoostPoker.
If the game is fixed-limit, the bet sizes are pre-defined and specified before joining. On the turn and river, the betting limits are usually twice as high as they are on the preflop and flop.
In pot-limit games, players can bet any amount between the current table limit and the size of the pot. Here's an example: A player joins a game with $0.75/$1.50 blinds during the second betting round. The pot contains $15, and the small blind bets $0.75. The next player calls. The pot becomes $16.50, and future bets can escalate quickly.
The pot size grows according to a geometric progression, which is why pot-limit poker is often compared to no-limit games. In no-limit, there’s only one restriction: the player’s total stack. The minimum bet on any flop is the size of the big blind, while the maximum is your full stack.
Bad Beat Games
PokerMatch offers everything poker fans need to increase their bankroll. There are special tables in USD where the jackpot prize pool is at stake. It’s funded through a slightly higher rake — but don’t worry, the contributions are minimal. Your chances of winning are high!
Jackpots often reach several thousand or even tens of thousands of dollars! Sounds tempting? Then you should know that even a player holding four of a kind (Sevens, for example) can lose to a stronger hand. When that happens, the Bad Beat Jackpot is triggered, and the biggest portion of the prize goes to the player who lost the hand. PokerMatch hosts both Bad Beat Omaha and Bad Beat Hold’em games.
To participate, you’ll need to join a table with blinds starting from $0.01/$0.02 or higher. The chance to win big is real — so don’t miss your opportunity to increase your bankroll and turn long-time dreams into reality!
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