Explore The Holdem Proseries Formats
Every table under Holdem Proseries runs the same Texas Hold'em rules: two hole cards, five community cards, four betting rounds, and a button that moves one seat clockwise after each hand. Cash tables hold the blinds steady, so you pick a stake that fits your budget and leave whenever you want. Sit-and-go rounds start as soon as the seats fill. Scheduled tournaments
climb through rising blind levels, with a scheduled break and late registration open for the first levels. Filter the lobby by speed, seat count and stake, and your hand history stays on the account so you can look back at how a pot was built.
- Fixed-Blind Cash Tables — Blinds stay the same for as long as you sit, so the cost of a round is predictable and you can leave after any hand without waiting for a table to break.
- Sit-And-Go Rounds — These start the moment the last seat fills rather than on a clock. Late entry closes at the start, and the blind levels step up as seats empty out.
- Scheduled Tournaments — A clock runs the structure: blind levels, a scheduled break and a marked point where new seats close. The lobby shows all three before you buy in.
- Fast And Standard Speed — Some tables move quicker than others. The speed tag in the lobby filter tells you which is which, so you can pick the rhythm that suits how much time you have.