WILD but FRIENDLY POKER Working Copy 5-29-17 edit afternoon

ACEY DEUCEY
1. All players ante up an agreed upon amount. This is now “The
Pot” and is gathered and left in the center of the table.
2. Each player is dealt two cards face down.
3. The object of this game is for the player to draw one card that
will fall between the two cards he/she is holding. The larger the
spread between the two cards, the better the chance for a
successful draw.
4. The largest spread would be the Ace and the Deuce, an eleven
card spread. Depending on the spread of his/her cards, the
player can make a bet for any portion of the pot, or the player
can gamble for the whole pot.
5. If the player does not draw an in between card, the amount
risked is added to the pot. If on the other hand, the card drawn
does fall between the player’s two cards, then the amount
risked is taken from the pot.
6. This procedure continues until each player has had the
opportunity to play or until the pot is wiped out. The possibility
for the pot to get wiped out can happen with the very first
player. Once the pot is wiped out, the game is over.
7. If money still remains in the pot after each player has had a
turn, a new hand is dealt, and the same procedure is followed
as in the previous round.
8. Many times during the game players will get cards which are
paired or sequenced, making it impossible to draw a card
between them. In this case, the player will feed the pot a
predetermined amount and does not draw a card.
9. Since this game can last a long time, players MUST agree at the
very beginning how many rounds will be played.
10. At the end of the agreed upon number of rounds, one hand of
showdown poker (five cards all face up) will be dealt. The best
hand takes whatever money is left in the pot.
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