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DAY BASEBALL 1. This is a seven card stud game with a few twists. The hand is dealt as any other seven card stud game, the first two cards down, the next four up, and the last card down. 2. In this game, all threes and all nines are wild cards. All fours which are dealt up, allow the player receiving it to immediately get an extra down card. Each of these up “premium” cards (threes, nines, fours) have to be paid for when they are dealt, at the predetermined rate. 3. Premium cards which are in the hole do not have to be paid for, and fours in the hole do not earn an extra card. 4. As in all seven card stud games, a bet follows each of the four up cards as they are dealt, as well as the last card which is dealt down. 5. Standard seven card stud betting rules apply. The player having the highest hand is always the bettor. 6. After the last card has been dealt and bet on, cards are shown, the player with the highest hand shows first, followed by the other players in rotation, and a winner is determined. 96
NIGHT BASEBALL 1. The dealer announces before dealing that this is a “No Peek” game. 2. The players all get seven down cards dealt to them. Without looking at any of the cards, they stack the pile in front of them. 3. The “premium” cards in this game are the same as in Day Baseball. All threes and nines are wild, and fours earn an extra card. All premium cards are paid for as soon as they appear. 4. The player to the dealer’s left, starts the hand by revealing the top card in his/her pile, followed by a Must Bet. 5. The next player in rotation turns up cards until the previous hand is beaten. This player now makes the Must Bet. 6. Play continues in this manner. Each player whose turn it is to play, keeps turning up cards until his/her hand is higher than the previous player’s. If a player goes through his/her pile without beating the previous hand, the player exits the game and the betting order reverts back to the previous bettor. 7. Play continues in this manner until there are only two players remaining. 8. When there are only two players left, betting stops, <strong>but</strong> the players still have to pay for any premium cards they turn over. 9. After the last card is turned up, the two hands are compared, and the winner is determined. 97
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Acknowledgements I want to thank al
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Pick Two - High/Low 58 Two or None
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DEFINITIONS 1. Ante - an amount of
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The dealer collects all cards and a
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6. 7 5 3 2 ace 7. 7 5 4 2 ace 8. 7
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7. The players now read their cads
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6. This procedure continues with th
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5. Play continues until each player
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PASS the TRASH 1. The dealer distri
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THIRD CARD WILD 1. Before dealing a
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THREE and OUT 1. The dealer names t
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FIVE CARD DRAW 1. The dealer announ
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MOLLY LOW 1. Each player is dealt f
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BINGO HIGH 1. Each player is dealt
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BINGO HIGH/LOW 1. Bingo High/Low be
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FOUR CORNERS HIGH 1. Each player is
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FOUR CORNERS HIGH/LOW 1. Four Corne
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SLIDERS HIGH 1. Each player is deal
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SLIDERS HIGH/LOW 1. This game proce
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6. After all ten of the pyramid car
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Page 47 and 48: MATCH YOUR BELLY 1. This is a seven
Page 49 and 50: ACEY DEUCEY 1. All players ante up
Page 51 and 52: BED SPRINGS 1. Each player is dealt
Page 53 and 54: GOOD and BAD 1. Each player is deal
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Page 59 and 60: use four of their held cars with on
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Page 65 and 66: CRISS CROSS 1. Each player is dealt
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Page 73 and 74: CONNECT THREE 1. Each player is dea
Page 75 and 76: BLACK BOTTOM 1. This is a seven car
Page 77 and 78: 5. The highest five card poker hand
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Page 81 and 82: MOUNT VERNON 1. This is a seven car
Page 83 and 84: HIGH/LOW NUMBERS 1. Poker hands are
Page 85 and 86: THREE BUYS - HIGH/LOW 1. Each playe
Page 87 and 88: HIGH/LOW - PACKS 1. Each player is
Page 89 and 90: JUMBLE - HIGH 1. Each player is dea
Page 91 and 92: PALM BEACH DRAW 1. This is a high/l
Page 93 and 94: cards match the player’s wild car
Page 95: Players may not use cards from a ve
Page 99 and 100: PIN WHEEL - HIGH/LOW 1. Each player
Page 101 and 102: PHILLY HIGH/LOW 1. Each player is d
Page 103 and 104: FOUR QUADS - HIGH/LOW 1. Each playe
Page 105 and 106: ZINGER - HIGH/LOW 1. The dealer dis
Page 107 and 108: SQUARE ZINGER - HIGH/LOW 1. The dea
Page 109 and 110: OMAHA - HIGH/LOW 1. Each player is
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Page 113 and 114: ELEVATOR 1. This is a High/Low game
Page 115 and 116: BUTTERFLY - HIGH/LOW 1. This is a s
Page 117 and 118: SIX WAY CRISS-CROSS 1. Each player
Page 119 and 120: NO BRAINER - SHOWDOWN 1. This game
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Page 125 and 126: PINE TREE 1. Each player is dealt f
Page 127 and 128: BUNDLES HIGH/LOW 1. Each player is
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