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# Stake Configuration

Before creating any poker table, it's essential to configure table stakes that define the table actions, especially the betting limits. The admin can add multiple stakes which can be mapped to tables during their creation.

Navigate to **Settings** -> **Stakes Setup**

Adding a stake is a quick process involving entering the minimum stake, maximum stake, and their respective flag values.

**Example to illustrate Stake Structure**

Imagine a Texas Hold'em poker game with a stake structure of $1/$2:

* **Small Blind (SB)**: $1
* **Big Blind (BB)**: $2

Here, the "$1/$2" notation indicates the stakes:

* The small blind (SB) player must place a mandatory bet of $1 before seeing their cards.
* The big blind (BB) player must place a mandatory bet of $2, which is double the small blind amount.


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