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Seven-card high poker — two down and five up — with one wicked twist: the first player to pair the board must match the pot, then bet up to it to run the table off. A second pair owes double.
NewThe low sibling of Lowe-Mac: seven-card razz where the lowest five wins (5-4-3-2-A is the nuts). Show two different low cards and match the pot; the next low-card milestone doubles it.
NewStandard 7-card stud, but the highest spade in the hole splits the pot with the best hand. Two ways to win.
7-card stud where the queen of spades showing kills the pot and forces a redeal. Tense, dramatic, table-shaking.
Stud where you choose which card to flip face-up each round — and your lowest hole card is wild. Every decision matters.
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