The game consists of three stages. The first stage, players who have certain cards in hand collect their stakes. In the second stage, players play in a similar manner to Poker , and the last stage is reminiscent of Michigan or Boodle. The game uses a board, or cloth, as depicted below in order to mark and receive different stakes.
Prior to dealing out the cards, players are required to place 9 chips on the board. Some spots may have unclaimed chips from bets from previous games, simply add yours to these. Once the stakes are placed, the dealer passes each player one card at a time, face-down. The dealer also deals out a spare hand at the same time.
Some players may have more cards than others. They are not allowed to examine the hand prior to swapping. Hands may not be combined. The dealer may also auction the spare hand to the highest bidder. The hand remains unseen in the scenario as well.
The player who buys it discards their hand and pays the dealer in chips for the spare. If no one wishes to buy the hand during an auction, the dealer can still swap their hand for it. The dealer can also auction their hand to the bidder after trading it for the spare. Players who hold the Ace, King, Queen, Jack, or Ten of hearts takes the chips from the corresponding space.
If a player has both the Queen and King of Hearts, they take chips from both the King and Queen spaces as well as the King-Queen space. The chips on can be taken by players with an in sequence from any one suit it is not required to be hearts.
If two or more players satisfy this, they share the chips equally. In the middle of the game is a poker round. Each player creates a 5 card hand and separates it from the rest of their cards. You do not have to make this the best hand possible if you wish to save some cards from being revealed for later in the game. If you are unfamiliar with poker hand combinations, refer to our poker hand rankings page. If a player raises, once the raise has been called by all remaining players, and there was no other raise, the betting round ends.
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The high bidder then adds the amount of the bid to the kitty and chooses the paying suit. In this version the stakes on the pay cards are collected during the Michigan stage , as in the variation described above.
Some play that the sequence on the layout is or some other specific sequence, rather than Some play that the poker betting is begun by the dealer, rather than by the player to dealer's left. Some play that the Michican stage is begun by the dealer, or by the player to the dealer's left, rather than by the winner of the poker. Some play that everyone must play with their original cards - there is no swapping or auctioning of the spare hand.
All the variations given on the Michigan page are possible for stage three. Some play that the first lead in stage three must be the lowest card in the player's hand. They have no choice unless they hold equally low cards in two or more suits. Subsequent leaders can choose the lowest card of any of the other three suits as usual.
Another possibility is to require that alternate leads are red and black. The first player must begin with their lowest black card. If the leader has two equally low black cards for example 2 and 2 they can lead either. Play continues as usual until someone plays an ace or stop card; this player must then begin again with their lowest card of the opposite colour - so the second sequence of plays will be red, the third will be black, and so on. If the player to lead has no card of the appropriate colour, the turn to lead passes to the left.
If no one has a card of the right colour the play ends and everyone pays a chip to the kitty for each card in their hand. Since this version removes practically all skill from stage three there is usually no choice of what suit to lead , I cannot recommend it. Rick Leibold has sent me details of a variant called Cosmo , which was made by H. Kinnee Company in Detroit.
This has a special board with cut-out windows displaying the suits of pay cards, the details of sequence and so on. These are printed on a second board behind the first and are changed each deal by means of a central handle.
Only stage three is played, with alternate red and black leads.
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