What are Limit and No Limit games? A Limit game is a game in which you cannot double the stake of the game, while in a No Limit game you can double the stake of the game. What is double? The Double option allows you to double the fun point stake you are playing for. When you feel confident that you are winning you can offer your opponent to raise the stakes. If your opponent declines, you win the game. If he accepts the game continues with doubled stakes. What are match games? Match games are a series of games in which you need to win a certain number of games to win the entire match. For example, if the match is a best-of-three match, the first player to win 2 games wins the match. If the match game is the best-of-five games, the first player to win three games is the winner, etc. What happens when I run out of fun points? Once you run out of fun points, you can reload your account with more fun points. However, the amount of times you can reload is limited. How do I create a table? To create a table you need to be logged into the Lobby. First, choose the game (top menu bar) you want to play. Secondly, choose the room (the menu on the left) you want to play in. Then press the "create table" button. After you click on the create table button, a window will pop up asking you to choose the game preferences. Once you have finished with your settings, press "create" to confirm the table. Congratulations! Now wait for other players to join your table. How do I join a table? To join a table you need to be logged into the Lobby. First, chose the game (top menu bar) you want to play. Secondly, choose the room (the menu on the left) you want to play in. Lastly, once you have identified a worthy opponent, click on the "join table" button or double click on a preferred opponent. Is there a chat function? Yes. You can chat with your opponent or friend during the game. The chat screen appears on the bottom left side of the game screen. You can scroll by pressing up or down the arrows to view previous chat messages as well as system messages.