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New Dealer's Choice Poker Games
 

Newly featured on Dealer's Choice and Dealer's Choice 2 pages

  BERMUDA TRIANGLE Deal each player 4 hole cards. The board cards consist of 6 cards arranged in the shape of a triangle with 3 cards on each side. Players must make their hand by using 2 of their hole cards, plus the 3 cards that make up one side of the triangle. Initially reveal all at once the 3 cards that are in the middle of each side. Thereafter, reveal just 1 card at a time, in any order. A round of betting occurs following the revealing of the card(s). May be played high-low split.

  DOG LEG combines 5 card draw with 5 card stud. Start the game by dealing and playing 5 card draw in the normal manner. After the draw and that betting round the game turns into a variation of 5 card stud. Each player arranges their cards in any order they wish and places them face down on the table in front of them. Two cards are revealed initially, but thereafter reveal cards one at a time with a round of betting in between. May be played high-low split.

  FRAME UP Deal 5 hole cards to each player (if more than 8 players, deal 4 hole cards to each). Place 8 cards face down on the table arranged in the shape of a frame (or square) consisting of 3 cards on each side. Players will use 2 of their hole cards plus the 3 cards from any side of the frame to make their hand. Reveal 4 cards initially, those being the middle card from each side of the frame. Thereafter, reveal just 1 card at a time in this order: top left, bottom right, bottom left, top right. There is a round of betting before you reveal the fist 4 cards as well as after each time cards are revealed, May be played high-low split.

New Wild Card Poker Games
 

Newly featured on Wild Card Poker page.

  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.

  KING TUT'S REVENGE 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. As the game nears its end, he may (or may not) take his revenge. 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. Once revealed, the single top card (plus the 3 other of that rank) becomes the wild card - at least temporarily. The final card to be revealed is the King Tut card. If the King Tut card is of a rank that is higher than the top card of the pyramid, the wild card is changed. Remove the original top wild card and replace it with the King Tut card. That card (and the 3 others of that rank) are now wild. If the King Tut card is of the same or lower rank than the original top wild card nothing changes. May be played high-low split.

New Playing Tips
  Click here for playing tips for 42 Draw. See our Dealer's Choice 2 page for a description of the game "Forty-Two Draw".


 


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