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DUPLICATE SHOWDOWN<br />
1. This game is played with two separate decks of cards.<br />
2. Poker hands do not apply. It is nothing more than a game of<br />
chance; luck alone is the determining factor.<br />
3. Before any cards are dealt, each player antes five units.<br />
4. The dealer passes each player five cards, one at a time, from<br />
one deck.<br />
5. That deck is now put aside.<br />
6. The game continues with the dealer turning up one card from<br />
the alternate deck.<br />
7. The player having the duplicate card discards it and puts one<br />
unit in the pot.<br />
8. The dealer turns up the next card and the player having that<br />
card discards it and puts one unit in the pot.<br />
9. Play continues in this manner. However, the second card a<br />
player discards requires two units going into the pot. The third<br />
drop three units, the fourth drop four units.<br />
10. The game ends when a player drops their last card. That player<br />
wins the whole pot.<br />
NOTE: This game produces only one winner; there can never be a tie.<br />
Bonus Option: If a player keeps all five cards, he gets five units from all<br />
other players. This is not very likely to occur, <strong>but</strong> it is possible. If this<br />
happens with more than one player, they also get the bonus.<br />
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