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PICK 'EM DRAW POKER Deal 2 cards face down to each player followed by a round of betting. Now, deal piles with 3 cards in each pile on the table equal to the number of players plus one. Each pile is to have 2 cards face down and 1 card face up, with the face up card on the top. Starting with the player to the dealer's left each player selects 1 of the piles, which now gives them a 5 card hand. The one remaining group of cards is mucked. After a round of betting, each player may discard and draw up to 2 cards. May be played high-low split.

HOURGLASS Deal each player 4 hole cards. The board cards consist of 8 cards arranged in 3 horizontal levels or rows. The bottom row has 3 cards, the middle 2 cards and the top 3 cards. Players must make their hand by using 2 of their hole cards, plus just 1 card from each of the 3 horizontal rows (ie. 1 card of 3 from the bottom row, 1 of 2 cards from the middle row, 1 card of 3 from the top row.) Reveal each row starting with the bottom, then middle and finally the top, with a round of betting between. May be played high-low split, but usually avoid 8 or better versions.

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KINGS and DEUCES Played as high-low split versions of either 5-card stud or 7-card stud. Kings may be used as a wild card for low hands. Deuces may be used as a wild card for high hands. Either may also be used as face value without being wild (ie. a king is a king; a deuce is a deuce).

KING TUT'S TOMB Deal each player 4 hole cards. The board consists of 6 cards arranged in the shape of a pyramid of 3 horizontal levels or rows. The bottom level has 3 cards, the middle 2 cards and at the top is a single card. Finally, place a single card, face down, below the base of the pyramid. This card represents King Tut, buryed beneath his pyramid and will be used to designate the wild card. Players must make their hand by using 2 of their hole cards, plus just 1 card from each of the 3 horizontal levels (ie. 1 card of 3 from the bottom level, 1 of 2 cards from the middle level, plus the sole card at the top level.) Reveal each level starting with the bottom, then middle and finally the top, with a round of betting between. Lastly, reveal the King Tut card. This card is used only to designate the wild card, but it may not be used in a hand. Only the other 3 cards of that rank on the board or in a player's hand may be used as a wild card. May be played high-low split.

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