They can use only two of these cards in combination with the community cards to make a five-card hand. The game begins with a blind and a small blind. At the beginning of the game, the dealer gives each player a card face up. The highest card becomes the faux dealer. This happens before any cards come out of the dealer's hands.
Action then continues around the table until it returns to the small blind.
The big blind can call any raises, raise, rap pat if there have been no raises to him, or fold. All players can now make a five-card hand and they must use two cards from their hand. Betting action begins again with the player to the left of the button. On the flop you see king of spades, two of diamonds, ace of spades and jack of clubs. In Hold'em, the first and foremost rule is to evaluate your starting hand with relation to your position at the table to take advantage of raises and bluffing action.