Omaha Hi/Lo

In Omaha Hi/Lo 8 or better (Omaha Hi/Lo) the pot is split 50-50 between the best High Hand and the best qualifying Low Hand. Omaha Hi/Lo requires a lot of skill and usually takes a little practice to understand the intricacies of the game.

Omaha Hi/Lo is structurally played the same as Omaha High except that the highest hand wins 50% of the pot and the lowest qualifying hand wins 50% of the pot.

A Low hand must be high card "8 or better" to qualify. To be eligible to win the Low, the highest card must be a 5, 6, 7, or 8. The winning Low Hand (8 or better) is determined firstly by the player with the lowest High card. Upon a tie with the High card, the hand goes to the player with the next lowest High card. Any hand that is high card 9 or higher can NOT qualify as a Low Hand.

If there is no qualifying Low Hand then the high hand wins 100% of the pot.

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7 card stud hi/lo

In 7 Card Stud Hi/Lo 8 or better (7 Card Stud Hi/Lo) the pot is split 50-50 between the best high hand and the best qualifying low hand.

7 Card Stud Hi/Lo is structurally played the same as 7 Card Stud except that the highest hand wins 50% of the pot and the lowest qualifying hand wins 50% of the pot.

A low hand must be high card "8 or better" to qualify. To be eligible to win the low, the highest card must be a 5, 6, 7, or 8. The winning LO Hand (8 or better) is determined firstly by the player with the lowest High card. Upon a tie with the High card, the hand goes to the player with the next lowest High card. Any hand that is high card 9 or higher can NOT qualify as a low hand.

If there is no qualifying low hand then the high hand wins 100% of the pot.

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5 card draw poker

5 Card Draw is a simple poker game that follows the following sequence:

Players are dealt five cards face down, follwoed by the first round of betting. Each player may then discard and draw from 0 to 5 cards. This is followed by the final betting round prior to the showdown.

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Crazy Pineapple

Crazy Pineapple is a variation on Texas Hold'em. In Crazy Pineapple, players are dealt three hole cards instead of the customary two. Before the "turn" (the fourth community card" is dealt, players must discard one of their hoe cards. Otherwise, it follows the standard procedures of Texas Hold'em.

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Heads Up Poker

Heads Up Poker is played with two players only. All types of poker game can be played "Heads Up", however, Texas Hold'em is by far & away the most popular.

The only difference between Heads Up & regular play is that before the flop,the dealer places the small blind, is dealt the first card, and is first to act. After the flop, the order returns to standard play.

Although Heads Up can be played as a variation of poker in its own right, it will also feature at the final stage of tournament play. Obviously, it has a strategy of its own, depending upon whether you are first to act or second to act.