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How to play poker in Weird West

Know when to hold 'em!

Poker can be played in Saloons with NPCs, but the game is a little different than normal poker. In Weird West, poker is played with one card and whoever has the highest is the winner.

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To play poker, you must first find an NPC who is looking to play. An NPC who wants to play will say something like "all these cards and nobody to play with." Approach them and they will ask you to play poker.

Related: What is reputation in Weird West, explained

Weird West Poker Rules

To play, you must pay a buy-in of 50 gold, then each hand has an initial bet of five gold. Each hand, you will receive a card, then get the option to bet 5, 10, 15 gold, or fold. The opponent can then raise or fold. If they raise, you get the option to call their bet or fold, then you show your card.

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Whoever has the high card wins. Here are the card rankings from highest starting on the left.

  • Ace — King — Queen — Jack — 10 — 9 — 8 — 7 — 6 — 5 — 4 — 3 — 2

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Bishop Lister
Bishop Lister is a writer and sports data analyst covering video games since 2019 after graduating from Arizona State University with a bachelor's in Sports Business, minoring in Digital Media Literacy. Bishop enjoys covering RPGs, sports, fighting, strategy titles, and FPS titles, with a focus on Apex Legends.