| With 10 cards being dealt down to each player, this game can be played with three to five players. Players split their cards into two 5-card hands, laying each hand down in their desired order. Each rotating betting round is preceded by all players turning over the top cards from both of their hands. High and low hands split the pot. This game allows you a good chance at winning, even if you were dealt a bad hand. Players will often "throw off" the high hand to make a better low hand. This can be done by breaking up pairs or a flush. The best low hand consists of 2,3,4,5,7. |
| This is two-card poker played high-low. Two cards are dealt to each player face down. There is a betting round and then each player may discard and draw up to two cards. After another betting round, the best high and low hands split the pot. Since the ace can be used high or low, it is possible to win both ways if your hand contains an ace, or even a pair of aces. A pair is almost a sure winner, but the average high hand is a king high. A five-high makes a strong low hand. |
| This is two-card poker played high-low with all twos wild. Two cards are dealt to each player face down. There is a betting round and then each player may discard and draw up to two cards. After another betting round, the best high and low hands split the pot. Since the ace can be used high or low, it is possible to win both ways if your hand contains an ace, a deuce, or even a pair of either. With four wild cards in the deck, a pair is needed to win high. A five-high makes a strong low hand. |
| Also called 3-Card Monte, this is three-card poker played with three-straights and flushes. Each player is dealt three cards face down. There is a betting round, after which each active player may discard and replace any of his cards. After a final betting round, the best high and low hands split the pot. A three-flush is a good high hand, but a pair is better. You'll need a seven or lower to take the low pot. |
| This game is best when played by less than six players. Five cards are dealt down to each player As in 5 card draw. Immediately after draw, players show 3 cards. After a round of betting, players receive one card up. Bet. Receive a last card down. Bet, then showdown. High and low hands split the pot. |
| Seven cards are dealt face down to each player. At dealer's signal, each player simultaneously exposes a card. Bet, beginning with player with high hand showing. Expose. Bet. Continue until four cards are exposed. Bet. Declare. Bet. Showdown, which requires one final card to be exposed. Note that players may change the order of cards to be exposed at any time. High-Low split the pot based on the five exposed cards. |
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