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Pair 9 Poker™
Basics of the Game
Played from a
shoe, using six standard decks and a special layout
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Each
player makes a wager by placing chip(s) in the betting
circle on the table. |
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Dealer gives each player and himself four (4) cards face
down; one of the dealer’s cards is face up to use for
the high-low bet. |
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Player evaluates his hand and decides whether to keep
all four cards (stand pat) or discard one and receive
(draw) another. |
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Once
all he cards are dealt, the player sets his cards into
two (2) hands to that the back hand is equal to or
higher than the front hand. |
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When
all hands are set, the dealer turns his cards face up,
evaluates his hand, and decides whether to keep all four
cards or discard one and draw another using the “House
Way” for guidance. |
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Dealer exposes all the hands, and compares his front
hand against each player’s front hand and his back hand
against each players back hand. |
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To
win, both front and back hands must win. To lose, both
front and back hands must lose. Otherwise it’s a push
(i.e. tie-win = push, tie-lose = push and vice versa).
If the player and the dealer tie on either hand, the
dealer wins on point exact copy (i.e. 7-2 vs 7-2, K-8 vs
K-8) |
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The
suits (club, diamonds, hearts, and spades) have no rank
value |
Note: A dice cup may be used to determine where the first card
must be delivered. The commission structure will be determined
by the house standard.
The Game
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