
Standard Five-Card Draw Poker
Other Draw Poker Games
Spit in the Ocean Draw Poker
Spit in the Ocean draw poker might be classified as a hybrid
draw poker /
community card poker
game, but it is discussed here because it plays mostly as a
draw poker game.
On the initial deal, each poker player is dealt four cards, and then a
single card is dealt to the center of the table face up. This
card plays as if it were the fifth card in every player's poker hand.
It is also a wild card, and every other card of its rank is also wild.
The first betting
round is then played, followed by a draw in which each each player
replaces cards from his poker hand with an equal number, so that
each player still has only four cards in hand. A final
betting round is followed by a showdown. High-hand values are used.
Here's a sample deal: Alice deals four cards to each poker player,
then deals the next card face up to the center of the table.
It is the 6 of diamonds, and this makes all 6-spot cards
wild. Bob opens for $1, Carol raises to $2, David folds,
Alice and Bob call. Bob discards two cards, and
receives two replacements. Carol draws one card, and Alice
draws one. Bob checks, Carol bets $2, Alice raises to
$4, Bob folds, Carol re-raises to $6, and Alice calls.
The cards in Carol's hand are Q-Q-6-4. Because the 6
in her hand and the one on the board are wild, her poker hand is
four queens. Alice's hand contains K-J-9-7, all
spades. With the shared wild card, this gives her a
flush, which loses to Carol's four kings.

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