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Variants of the betting card game

Stud poker is any of a number of poker variants in

which each player receives 🛡 a mix of face-down and face-up cards dealt in multiple

betting rounds. Stud games are also typically non-positional games, meaning 🛡 that the

player who bets first on each round may change from round to round (it is usually the

player 🛡 whose face-up cards make the best hand for the game being played). The cards

dealt face down to each individual 🛡 player are called hole cards, which gave rise to the

common English expression ace in the hole for any hidden 🛡 advantage.

History [ edit

]

Stud poker variants using four cards were popular as of the American Revolutionary

War. Five-card stud first 🛡 appeared during the American Civil War when the game was much

played among soldiers on both sides, and became very 🛡 popular. Later, seven-card stud

became more common, both in casinos and in home games.[1] These two games form the

basis 🛡 of most modern stud poker variations.

Play [ edit ]

The number of betting rounds

in a game influences how well the 🛡 game plays with different betting structures. Games

with four or fewer betting rounds, such as five-card stud and Mississippi stud, 🛡 play

well with any structure, and are especially well suited to no limit and pot limit play.

Games with more 🛡 betting rounds are more suited to fixed limit or spread limit. It is

common (and recommended) for later betting rounds 🛡 to have higher limits than earlier

ones. For example, a "$5/$10 Seven-card Stud" game in a Nevada casino allowsR$5 bets

🛡 for the first two rounds andR$10 bets for subsequent rounds. Also common is to make the

final round even higher: 🛡 a "$5/$10/$20" game would allowR$20 bets on the last round

only. Another common rule is to allow the larger bet 🛡 on the second round if there is an

"open pair" (that is, at least one player's upcards make a pair). 🛡 Some casinos

(typically in California) use the smaller limit on the first three rounds rather than

just the first two.

It 🛡 is a common convention in stud poker to name the betting rounds

after the number of cards each player holds 🛡 when that betting round begins. So the bet

that occurs when each player has three cards is called "third card" 🛡 or "third street",

while the bet that occurs when each player has five cards is "fifth street". The final

round, 🛡 regardless of the number of betting rounds, is commonly called the "river" or

simply the "end".

Specific variants [ edit ]

As 🛡 mentioned above, seven-card stud is

probably the most common form of the game, with most other games being variants of

🛡 that, although five-card stud is also a basic pattern upon which many variations are

built.

Six-card stud [ edit ]

Six-card stud 🛡 is usually played as identical to

seven-card stud, except that the last face-up round is removed (thus it is two 🛡 down,

three up, one down). With Flip, the last card is dealt face-down, but one of the

face-down cards must 🛡 be flipped face-up. Six-card stud can also be played as 1-4-1,

where the first betting round occurs after only two 🛡 cards are dealt (one down and one

up). This latter form more closely resembles five-card stud with an extra

downcard.

Razz 🛡 [ edit ]

Razz is a variant where the lowest hand wins the pot instead of

the highest. Versions differ in 🛡 the rules for treating straights and flushes as high or

low. London Lowball is a popular version that counts straights 🛡 against the

player.

High-low stud [ edit ]

High-low stud is played using high-low split betting,

where the pot is split between 🛡 the player with the highest hand and the player with the

lowest hand. In the most common form, known as 🛡 "eight-or-better" or "stud eight", an

8-high hand or lower is required to win low. If there is no qualifying low 🛡 hand, high

hand takes the entire pot.

Another form of high-low split stud is played under the same

rules as stud 🛡 eight, but there is no qualifier required for the low half of the pot.

Often referred to as Q, it 🛡 is much less common than stud eight, and is generally played

at higher limits.

Mexican stud [ edit ]

Various forms of 🛡 roll your own five-card stud,

often with a stripped deck and wild cards, are called Mexican stud, Mexican poker, or

🛡 stud loco. One such variant played by the Casino San Pablo in northern California has

these rules: 8s, 9s, and 🛡 10s are stripped from the deck, and a single joker is added

(the deck therefore contains 41 cards). The 7-spot 🛡 and the J become consecutive, so

that 5-6-7-J-Q is a straight. A flush beats a full house (with fewer cards 🛡 of each

suit, they are harder to get). The joker plays as a bug if it is face up, and 🛡 fully

wild if it is face down. The game is played as five-card stud choose-before roll your

own. It is 🛡 usually played with a very high ante, and the high card on the first round

pays the bring-in.

The game of 🛡 Shifting sands is Mexican stud in which each player's

hole card (and all others of that rank) are wild for 🛡 that player only.

Caribbean stud [

edit ]

Caribbean Stud Poker is a casino game that has been developed using the poker

🛡 hands and general rules of 5 card stud poker. The game combines poker elements and

standard table game elements in 🛡 that each player dealt into the hand is playing against

the dealer. Originally invented by gambling author David Sklansky using 🛡 the name Casino

Holdem with some slight rule variations,[2] the game was first introduced at the Grand

Holiday Casino and 🛡 eventually all the remaining hotels in Aruba in the

1980s.

Miscellaneous [ edit ]

Five-card stud played high-low split with an added 🛡 twist

round is called Option alley or five-card option.

or five-card option. The game

Scandinavian stud or Sökö is five-card stud 🛡 with two new hand values added: Four-card

flush and four-card straight. Hand ranking is therefore: High card, one pair, four-card

🛡 straight, four-card flush, two pair and then on as usual. A four-card straightflush is

not a hand in itself, it's 🛡 merely counts as a four-card flush.

or is five-card stud

with two new hand values added: Four-card flush and four-card straight. 🛡 Hand ranking is

therefore: High card, one pair, four-card straight, four-card flush, two pair and then

on as usual. A 🛡 four-card straightflush is not a hand in itself, it's merely counts as a

four-card flush. The term English stud is 🛡 used ambiguously to refer to several games,

including six-card stud played 1-4-1 with a twist (also called six-card option), London

🛡 lowball, and a seven-card stud game where both sixth street and seventh street are

twist rounds.

is used ambiguously to refer 🛡 to several games, including six-card stud

played 1-4-1 with a twist (also called six-card option), London lowball, and a

seven-card 🛡 stud game where both sixth street and seventh street are twist rounds. In

the game of seven-card flip , each 🛡 player is dealt four cards face down, and chooses

two of them to turn up. All cards are turned up 🛡 simultaneously after everyone has

chosen. As this point, the game proceeds as if it were standard seven-card stud

starting on 🛡 fourth street.

, each player is dealt four cards face down, and chooses two

of them to turn up. All cards 🛡 are turned up simultaneously after everyone has chosen.

As this point, the game proceeds as if it were standard seven-card 🛡 stud starting on

fourth street. Kentrel , or "48", is a seven-card stud variation which starts with each

player being 🛡 dealt four downcards. Each player must then discard one, choose one of the

remaining three to turn face up (leaving 🛡 two down and one up as normal), and then

proceed as with eight-or-better high-low stud.

, or "48", is a seven-card 🛡 stud

variation which starts with each player being dealt four downcards. Each player must

then discard one, choose one of 🛡 the remaining three to turn face up (leaving two down

and one up as normal), and then proceed as with 🛡 eight-or-better high-low stud. The game

of Show Hand , which is not commonly played but made famous by Hong Kong 🛡 gambling

films, is a twist in 5 card stud. Players with the highest face up cards decide whether

to check 🛡 the round or raise; or, if the player with the highest face up card or hand

checks, it will proceed 🛡 to the next street. However, the last round of betting after

the river is dealt is unlimited. In Show hand 🛡 poker the last card is dealt face down.

Players now choose from 1 of the 2 face down cards to 🛡 reveal to other players. This

variant is usually played with a set time-limit and bet limit to prevent players from

🛡 taking advantage of checks and not betting to prolong the game.

, which is not commonly

played but made famous by 🛡 Hong Kong gambling films, is a twist in 5 card stud. Players

with the highest face up cards decide whether 🛡 to check the round or raise; or, if the

player with the highest face up card or hand checks, it 🛡 will proceed to the next

street. However, the last round of betting after the river is dealt is unlimited. In

🛡 Show hand poker the last card is dealt face down. Players now choose from 1 of the 2

face down 🛡 cards to reveal to other players. This variant is usually played with a set

time-limit and bet limit to prevent 🛡 players from taking advantage of checks and not

betting to prolong the game. The game of Chicago is seven-card stud 🛡 in which the high

hand splits the pot with the player who has the highest-ranking spade "in the hole"

(among 🛡 his downcards). There is also Little Chicago (also called Southside ), in which

the lowest ranking spade in the hole 🛡 splits the pot; players who play Little Chicago

call the high spade variant Big Chicago . This also known as 🛡 Chicago high by night and

Chicago low by night . In Chicago by night the Deuces and One-eyed jacks are 🛡 usually

called as wild cards.

is seven-card stud in which the high hand splits the pot with the

player who has 🛡 the highest-ranking spade "in the hole" (among his downcards). There is

also (also called ), in which the lowest ranking 🛡 spade in the hole splits the pot;

players who play Little Chicago call the high spade variant . This also 🛡 known as and .

In Chicago by night the Deuces and One-eyed jacks are usually called as wild cards. The

🛡 Bitch is a variant on Chicago above, played with a combination of up and down cards,

usually two down, four 🛡 up, and one down. The twist is that the Queen of Spades is

designated as the highest ranking Spade, followed 🛡 by the Ace, King, Jack, and so on.

Also, if the Queen of Spades is ever dealt as an upcard 🛡 to any player, all players turn

in their cards, re-ante, and replay the game. This can lead to quickly increasing 🛡 pots,

especially if the re-ante amount is increased on each iteration. The high hand splits

the pot with the high 🛡 spade.

is a variant on above, played with a combination of up and

down cards, usually two down, four up, and 🛡 one down. The twist is that the Queen of

Spades is designated as the highest ranking Spade, followed by the 🛡 Ace, King, Jack, and

so on. Also, if the Queen of Spades is ever dealt as an upcard to any 🛡 player, all

players turn in their cards, re-ante, and replay the game. This can lead to quickly

increasing pots, especially 🛡 if the re-ante amount is increased on each iteration. The

high hand splits the pot with the high spade. Several 🛡 different games played only in

low-stakes home games are called Baseball , and generally involve many wild cards

(often 3 🛡 s and 9 s), paying the pot for wild cards, being dealt an extra upcard upon

receiving a 4 , 🛡 and many other ad hoc rules (for example, the appearance of the queen

of spades is called a "rainout" and 🛡 ends the hand, or that either red 7 dealt face-up

is a rainout, but if one player has both red 🛡 7s in the hole, that outranks everything,

even a 5 of a kind). These same rules can be applied to 🛡 no peek, in which case the game

is called "night baseball". See main article: Baseball Poker.

, and generally involve

many 🛡 wild cards (often s and s), paying the pot for wild cards, being dealt an extra

upcard upon receiving a 🛡 , and many other ad hoc rules (for example, the appearance of

the queen of spades is called a "rainout" 🛡 and ends the hand, or that either red 7 dealt

face-up is a rainout, but if one player has both 🛡 red 7s in the hole, that outranks

everything, even a 5 of a kind). These same rules can be applied 🛡 to no peek, in which

case the game is called "night baseball". See main article: Baseball Poker. Cowpie

poker is 🛡 played as seven-card stud until after the seventh-street bet. All remaining

players then split their hands into a five-card hand 🛡 and a two-card hand. The five-card

hand must outrank the two-card hand, and the latter must contain at least one 🛡 downcard.

After the split there is one more betting round and showdown. Upon showdown, the

highest five-card hand and the 🛡 highest two-card hand split the pot. The name of the

game is a pun on Pai Gow.

is played as seven-card 🛡 stud until after the seventh-street

bet. All remaining players then split their hands into a five-card hand and a two-card

🛡 hand. The five-card hand outrank the two-card hand, and the latter must contain at

least one downcard. After the split 🛡 there is one more betting round and showdown. Upon

showdown, the highest five-card hand and the highest two-card hand split 🛡 the pot. The

name of the game is a pun on Pai Gow. Number Nine is a variant of seven-card 🛡 stud in

which 9s are wild, and any two number cards that add up to 9 may make one wild 🛡 card, at

the player's option. Aces count as 1 for wild card purposes. The player is not obliged

to make 🛡 any wild cards, and can play cards that could make 9s at face value or as wild

cards, at his 🛡 option. Cards used to make wild cards may not figure in the resulting

hand twice. The player cannot add three 🛡 or more cards. Sometimes, 9s themselves are not

wild, and wild cards can be made only by addition.

is a variant 🛡 of seven-card stud in

which 9s are wild, and any two number cards that add up to 9 may make 🛡 one wild card, at

the player's option. Aces count as 1 for wild card purposes. The player is not obliged

🛡 to make any wild cards, and can play cards that could make 9s at face value or as wild

cards, 🛡 at his option. Cards used to make wild cards may not figure in the resulting

hand twice. The player cannot 🛡 add three or more cards. Sometimes, 9s themselves are not

wild, and wild cards can be made only by addition. 🛡 Dr Pepper is a stud variant where

10's, 2's, and 4's are wild (the name comes from one of the 🛡 original Dr Pepper

advertisements of the 1920s: "Drink a Bite to Eat at 10, 2, and 4 o'clock").

is a stud

🛡 variant where 10's, 2's, and 4's are wild (the name comes from one of the original Dr

Pepper advertisements of 🛡 the 1920s: "Drink a Bite to Eat at 10, 2, and 4 o'clock").

Draft (or "socialist poker") is usually a 🛡 variant of seven-card stud in which the

second and subsequent upcard rounds are dealt this way: for each player remaining, 🛡 one

upcard is dealt to the center of the table (not to any specific player). The player

with the worst 🛡 showing hand gets to choose which of them he will take for his next

upcard, then the player with the 🛡 second-worst showing hand chooses his upcard from

those left, and so on, until the player who previously had the best 🛡 showing hand takes

the remaining card. Then betting occurs as normal. In seven-card stud, this makes for

three "draft" rounds 🛡 (the first three cards are dealt normally, as is the final

downcard).

(or "socialist poker") is usually a variant of seven-card 🛡 stud in which the

second and subsequent upcard rounds are dealt this way: for each player remaining, one

upcard is 🛡 dealt to the center of the table (not to any specific player). The player

with the worst showing hand gets 🛡 to choose which of them he will take for his next

upcard, then the player with the second-worst showing hand 🛡 chooses his upcard from

those left, and so on, until the player who previously had the best showing hand takes

🛡 the remaining card. Then betting occurs as normal. In seven-card stud, this makes for

three "draft" rounds (the first three 🛡 cards are dealt normally, as is the final

downcard). Auction is a similar variation in which each upcard round (or 🛡 possibly just

those after the first) begins with an "auction" phase. Instead of dealing each player

one upcard, the first 🛡 card is dealt to the center and all players bid on it; the player

who bids the highest amount places 🛡 that amount into the pot, and then has the right to

either keep the auction card as his own upcard, 🛡 or designate another player who is

required to take it as his. After the first card is auctioned off and 🛡 placed, the

remaining players are dealt a random upcard as usual, and betting proceeds as usual.

This variation is commonly 🛡 played as high-low split, so it is common for a player to

"purchase" a high card to force it upon 🛡 an opponent seeking low, for example.

is a

similar variation in which each upcard round (or possibly just those after the 🛡 first)

begins with an "auction" phase. Instead of dealing each player one upcard, the first

card is dealt to the 🛡 center and all players bid on it; the player who bids the highest

amount places that amount into the pot, 🛡 and then has the right to either keep the

auction card as his own upcard, or designate another player who 🛡 is required to take it

as his. After the first card is auctioned off and placed, the remaining players are

🛡 dealt a random upcard as usual, and betting proceeds as usual. This variation is

commonly played as high-low split, so 🛡 it is common for a player to "purchase" a high

card to force it upon an opponent seeking low, for 🛡 example. Telesina is a stud variant

which is played with a stripped "French" deck. The play follows most five card 🛡 stud

games except that after the fourth betting round a 6th community card called the vela

card is placed in 🛡 the center of the table. The vela card may be used by all players to

improve their hand after which 🛡 another round of betting occurs. The standard hand

ranking applies with the slight difference in that a flush beats a 🛡 full house because

it is easier to get a full house than a flush. This is because instead of 13 🛡 cards per

suit there are only 8 having the cards from 2-6 removed.

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