How Holdem Cutthroat Plays on Our Tables
Holdem Cutthroat uses the same two hole-card structure as Texas Hold'em but forces a third blind, so every hand starts with more money in the middle and nobody coasts into a free flop. The third blind rotates around the table, keeping pressure on every seat. We run Cutthroat tables at fixed buy-in levels, and each table shows its blind structure up front
so you know exactly what you are sitting into. Stack depth matters more in Cutthroat than in standard Hold'em because the pot grows faster pre-flop. If you have played standard Hold'em here, switching to Cutthroat is a natural step — same hand rankings, sharper opening requirements.