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 Stupid online 7-Stud question?, jackeboy, 24. Oct 2003 07:00 | ||
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| I have been wondering something for a while now. Note: I will humbly accept any abusive or mocking comments if I have missed something obvious : ). The site I play on hosts 7-stud rooms with eight seats. If ( and I know it doesn't happen very often) nobody folds until the showdown there will be 56 cards dealt. Where do the extra four cards come from? Doesn't this open up the possibility of some five of a kind wild-card type hands or at least two players using the same card in their hands? | ||
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| Re: Stupid online 7-Stud question?, GoBucs40, 24. Oct 2003 08:13 | ||
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| Last card would be a community card. | ||
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| Re: Stupid online 7-Stud question?, timmer, 26. Oct 2003 07:49 | ||
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| in fact there is a game that always deals the last card out to the board (a community card) I think it is called mississippi stud. | ||
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| Re: Stupid online 7-Stud question?, Angel, 26. Oct 2003 07:56 | ||
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| on 26. Oct 2003 07:49 timmer wrote: > in fact there is a game that always deals the last card out to the board (a community > card) I think it is called mississippi stud. I played in a $3/$6 stud hilo game in Indio Ca on the reservation back about the time holdem was introduced to California. That game always dealt the last card out to the board too but it was just called no foldem stud....at least it should have been. ;) | ||
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| Re: Stupid online 7-Stud question?, timmer, 26. Oct 2003 08:03 | ||
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| on 26. Oct 2003 07:56 Angel wrote: > on 26. Oct 2003 07:49 timmer wrote: > > in fact there is a game that always deals the last card out to the board (a community > > card) I think it is called mississippi stud. > > I played in a $3/$6 stud hilo game in Indio Ca on the reservation back about the time holdem > was introduced to California. That game always dealt the last card out to the board too but it > was just called no foldem stud....at least it should have been. ;) BWAhahahah..... good 1! ~(:-D) timmer | ||
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| Re: Stupid online 7-Stud question?, kennycatkiller, 11. Nov 2003 18:02 | ||
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| No, if they run out of cards, the last card is dealt as a "community card" which all players can use to work with their respective hands. Incidentally, this occasionally happens in a regular casino in relatively loose, usually low-limit games. Kennycatkiller | ||
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