
Stud Poker
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Six Card Stud Poker
Six Card stud poker is usually played identical to seven-card
stud poker games, except
that the last face-up betting round is removed (thus it
is two down, three up, one down). It can also be
played as 1-4-1, where the first betting
round occurs after only two cards are dealt (one down and one up). This
latter form more closely resembles five-card stud poker
with an extra down card.
A variation of six card stud poker called Alligator Stud Poker
starts with one hole card and one up card, followed by a
first betting round;
then two up cards are dealt to each poker player followed by a second
betting round; then a fourth up card and betting round, and finally a
fifth up card and betting round. This poker game plays well at
no limit and pot limit. The same poker game, but with each poker player
initially dealt two down cards and one up card, and restricted to using only
one of his down cards in his final poker hand, is called Zanetti Stud Poker.

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