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*Scorch (Poker)<br />

�� <strong>Card</strong>s and players<br />

o One standard 52 card deck with the Jokers removed<br />

o 3 to 8 players<br />

�� Object of the game<br />

o To beat the other cards played on each round in order to take a portion of the pot<br />

o Any player that stays in to play a round and does not take any of the tricks must replenish the<br />

pot with an amount equal to what was in it before the round started. If two or more players fail<br />

to take a trick then they must each pay that amount, doubling the pot.<br />

�� Play and antes<br />

o Each player puts an ante into the pot (usually $.25)<br />

o Each player is dealt three cards face down. <strong>The</strong> top card in the deck after dealing is done is<br />

flipped to reveal what trump will be for that round.<br />

o <strong>The</strong> player to the left of the dealer calls “In or Out” to let other players know whether he is<br />

going to play the round. Players continue to call their intentions around the table back to the<br />

dealer. If only one player has stayed in before the dealer then the dealer usually stays in to<br />

protect the pot, even if he has to take three cards. It is an advantage to be the dealer as they<br />

are the last to call “In or Out” and also the last to play on the first round of play<br />

o Any player that stays in can discard any or all of their three cards and get replacements from<br />

the deck.<br />

o <strong>The</strong> first remaining player to the dealer’s left leads a card. Other plays must follow suit if they<br />

can. If they do not have a matching suit they can “Trump” or “Sluff”. <strong>The</strong> person that played the<br />

highest card (or the highest Trump) wins the hand and takes half of the pot, the second trick<br />

takes half of what is left and the third trick takes the remainder (rounded to the nearest easy<br />

amount. EG; if the pot was $1.25 then the first trick would take $.75 and the other two tricks<br />

would get $.025 each)<br />

o Any player that stayed in and did not take at least one of the three tricks must put into the pot<br />

the amount that was in it before the play started.<br />

�� <strong>The</strong> next deal<br />

o <strong>The</strong> original dealer continues to deal until the pot is split up (all the players that stayed in took<br />

at least one trick)<br />

o Once the pot is gone the deal moves one player to the left of the previous dealer.

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