- nine cards:
three downcards in a row,
three upcards on top of the downcards, and
three hand cards. The
upcards can only be pla**** once the hand
cards have...
-
until all
players agree to
clear all of the
upcards. When this happens, the
dealer discards all four
upcards and
deals four new ones. The
process is repeated...
- next round,
Craig receives the 10♦,
making his
upcards K-J-10-10.
Jimmy receives the 3♠. Jimmy’s
upcards are 9-K-K-3; the pair of
kings is
still higher...
- has been used up, that
player may play from the 3
upcards if possible. With no hand
cards or
upcards left, a
player must
select a downcard, turn it over...
-
second round if
there is an "open pair" (that is, at
least one player's
upcards make a pair). Some
casinos (typically in California) use the
smaller limit...
- with all
subsequent rounds).
Betting now
begins with the
player whose upcards make the best
poker hand (since
fewer than five
cards are face up, this...
-
dealer upcards of 2
through 7 and to lose less
against dealer upcards of 8
through ace. If a
player hits on a pair of
eights against a
dealer upcard of 9...
-
names trump or no trump.
Players may play from the hand or
their upcards. As an
upcard is pla****, the one
beneath it is
turned and
becomes available. Players...
- non-dealer has
first option of
taking the
upcard on the
discard pile or p****ing. If the non-dealer
takes the
upcard, they must then
discard a
different card...
- Used to
speed up the game, as it
eliminates throw-in hands.
Upcard. The
dealer picks the
upcard up
instead of
leaving it on the
table until pla****. Euchre...
