Poker game where players are given two chances at receiving replacement cards
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Jan 28, 1997
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Dec 27, 1995
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Dec 27, 1995
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A card game is disclosed. Each player places a first bet. A dealer deals himself four cards, three cards are dealt face-down and his last card is dealt face-up, the dealer then deals each player three cards face-down. Each player may then elect to stay or replace one of his three cards. Each player may then elect to stay or replace a card again. If the player elects to replace a card, he must place a second bet. Each player's hand is then compared to the best three-card hand of the dealer, with the party having the highest hand as determined from a pre-set schedule of hands declared the winner. In a variation of the game, the player wins a jackpot amount if he places a jackpot bet along with the first bet and is dealt a predetermined winning hand in his first three cards.
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