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Poker

a card game that combines gambling, strategy, and skill. The winner of each hand is determined according to the combinations of players' cards. At its core, the objective is rule-governed competition of intellectual performance in clearly defined games or disciplines. Participation format: Individual, pair, team, and national-team formats. It is typically contested on or in Tournament or online competition environment. Scoring is based on Discipline-specific match, point, or ranking scoring. Core equipment includes Boards, cards, tiles, clocks, digital systems, and notation tools by sport. Listed competitions include World Mind Sports Games, IMSA Elite Mind Games, Asian Mind Sports Conference and Festival. Origin/development: Berlin / GAISF-Kontext, 2005.

LevelVariant FamilyMind Sport CategoryMind sport
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Classification

Category Mind sport
Family Mind Sport
Level Variant

Weitere Angaben

Aliases Poker sport, Poker Sport
Tags individual, einzeln, poker, mind-sport, denksport, poker-sport

Rules and format

Die Grundlagen

Ziel

The objective is rule-governed competition of intellectual performance in clearly defined games or disciplines.

Teilnehmer

Individuals, pairs, teams, or national delegations depending on the mind sport.

Teamgröße

Varies by discipline: 1 vs 1, pair, team, or team match.

Spielfeld

Tournament table, board, card/tile equipment, or digital competition environment.

Dauer

Time controls, round lengths, and tournament formats follow the relevant sport.

Wertung

Scoring uses game results, match points, boards, round points, or ranking points.

Gewinnbedingung

Win conditions follow the discipline: checkmate, points, contract, game win, match win, or tournament standings.

Ausrüstung

  • board/cards/tiles by discipline
  • clocks or digital timers
  • tournament software
  • notation material

Wichtige Regelpunkte

  • illegal move
  • time forfeit
  • unauthorised assistance
  • communication breach
  • manipulation/cheating

Regelquellen

Federations and sources

Federations

  • International Mind Sports Association (IMSA)