From the creators of Candy Crush and Farmville come a new type of online game that combines both gambling and mobile gaming: Zynga Poker!

Zynga Poker is an app where people can play online poker games! It’s connected to Facebook, Android, iPhone & Windows. Malaysian players love it ‘cos it’s easy to learn and free to join! No need for any deposit.

No Limit Texas Hold'em is played with a typical 52 card deck. Regular poker hand rankings apply. Regular poker hand rankings apply. During any betting round, any player can go 'all in' (bet all the chips they have). The aim of the game in Texas Holdem poker is to make the best possible decisions in terms of betting to ensure you win as many chips as possible over multiple hands.

First, you need a Zynga Poker Account

Just download the app, sign in using Facebook and you can start playing Texas Hold’em Poker with your friends or even your family wherever you are.

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And because it’s so popular among many Malaysians, there are many players looking for a Zynga Poker Hack that will give them more free chips!

And it’s not impossible. There are many online Zynga Poker Hack APK you only need to download and you’ll get the Zynga Poker cheat.

How to Cheat Zynga Poker: Real Zynga Poker Hack that Works! (2020)

It’s no secret that there are hacking software and cheats for online games everywhere on the internet.

1. Open Zynga Poker

2. Go to tipspro.co/zy

In the video, the hacker uses a website called tipspro.co to get 1 MILLION FREE CHIPS from Zynga Poker.

After putting the amount of free chips he wants, he also inputs his email and need to verify he’s a human.

3. Verify you’re Human

To verify that person doing the hack is human, player had to download 2 Applications and follow instructions to prove that they’re human.

4. Check Zynga Poker Chips if Chips are Added to Account

Once person is done downloading the apps and doing instructions, they will have to revisit the tipspro.co/zy page and then go check if their 1 MILLION FREE COINS are in the balance!

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Not all Zynga Poker hacks work. Another video shows a player generating a cheat code that comments say doesn’t work.

So you have to try for yourself if it works or not.

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It looks like you made it way past the bubble and secured a spot at the final table in a multi-table poker tournament at your local card room. Congratulations!

At this point, the money is starting to get serious with increasing pay jumps following each knockout. Suddenly, one of your fellow opponents brings up the c-word:

'Do you guys wanna chop?'

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You probably knew it was coming, but how should you respond?

Before we explore possible answers, let's first attempt to understand the question. What does it mean to 'chop'?

(Hint: It's not as straightforward as you might think.)

What Does It Mean to 'Chop'?

In a nutshell, a 'chop' — or, more formally, a 'deal' — refers to the players' agreement to redistribute the remaining prize money among the current contestants in a way that everyone agrees upon.

Usually, when a deal is proposed, the tournament clock stops so that the players can discuss their options.

If they reach a universal agreement, the tournament ends and the prize money is distributed accordingly.

In some cases, a portion of the prize pool is set aside for which to play and the tournament continues until the winner claims that last share.

If even just one player disagrees, the other players can either propose a different deal or the tournament resumes.

If the above sounds a bit vague or open-ended, it's because it is!

As a matter of fact, most card rooms, having no horse in the race, would happily honour pretty much anything players come up with, so that they keep their customers satisfied and move on to the next event.

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However, without any standard guidelines in place, players would have a hard time coming up with a mutually accepted proposal.

They do have conflicted interests after all, as they all want to make as much money as possible from a limited prize pool.

The Standard Chops in Poker

Luckily, there are some standard types of deals used widely in the industry. Let's look at the three most popular ones.

Equal Chop - The most straightforward type of deal where the remaining players distribute the prize money evenly.
Chip Chop - A slightly more elaborate method where each player gets the same percentage of the remaining prize pool as their percentage of chips in play.
ICM Chop - The most complex of the methods. It calculates the chance of each possible final ranking (based on current chip distribution) and weights it accordingly to estimate the expected return for each player (assuming players each possess an equal amount of skill).

How to Calculate a Deal at the Final Table

This is a lot to digest, so let's jump into some examples.

For the sake of simplicity let's assume that there are three players left:

Alice
Bob
Charlie

We'll also assume with these deals that no money is being set aside for which to play after the deal is done — that is, with each we're figuring out how to chop all of the remaining prize money.

Alice has 50,000 in chips
Bob has 30,000 in chips
Charlie has 20,000 in chips

This makes for an easy 50%-30%-20% distribution which will lead to easier calculations. The scheduled payouts are $900 for 1st place, $400 for 2nd, and $200 for 3rd for a total prize pool of $1,500. This is summarized in the two tables below:

Rank	Prize	Player	Chips
1st place	$900	Alice	50%
2nd place	$400	Bob	30%
3rd place	$200	Charlie	20%

With the above assumptions in mind, let's see what each player's share would be if they were to agree to split the prizes according to one of the three deal-making methods listed above.

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Equal Chop

As the most straightforward of the methods, this will simply net each player an equal share of the total prize pool.

That is, each player will receive one-third of $1,500 or $500.

Chip Chop

For this option, the calculations remain rather simple.

Since Alice has 50% of the chips, she will receive 50% of the $1,500 prize pool or $750. Similarly, Bob will get 30% of $1,500 ($450) and Charlie 20% of $1,500 ($300).

Chip Chop	Prize
Alice	$750
Bob	$450
Charlie	$300

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