| Red Dog Poker - How to Play Red Dog Poker |
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Red Dog Poker is a very unique game that is built around the concept of spread - the "distance" of values between two cards. Jack is counted for 11, Queen for 12, King for 13 and Ace for 14. Spread is the distance between two cards, that is the amount of cards that lay between them: for example, distance between 7 and 9 is 1 and distance between 8 and King is 4. Red Dog Poker has only one type of bet. You bet before the game starts. The payouts that you are eligible for vary from game to game and are often displayed on Red Dog Poker table itself. |
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| Red Dog , also known as Yablon , Ace-deuce, In between or Between the sheets , is a game of chance played with cards . It is played mostly with a 52-card deck and uses only 3 cards at a time. The object of the game is to bet on what the third card dealt is going to be. |
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| Basics of Red Dog Poker |
The dealer will deal out 2 cards, one on the left and one on the right. In order for the player to win, the third card's rank must come between the other two cards' rank. So if the two cards are a 5 and a Jack, a winning hand would consist of a card between a 6 and a 10. The closer the two cards are in rank the higher the pay out. Aces are high.
Before the player sees the third card, he has the option of doubling his bet. A push happens when the first two cards dealt are either consecutive or are a pair. If the third card dealt makes three of a kind then the player is paid out at 11 to 1. |
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| Polish Red Dog |
This is similar to Slippery Sam, except that the players bet without seeing either their own cards or the dealer's card. It is described in Ostrow's Complete Card Player, and the description is reprinted in various later books. Alternative names are Stitch and Polski Pachuck.
The banker's initial stake is a fixed amount, and a player's maximum bet is half of what is in the pot at the time. When the player has bet, the dealer burns one card (faces it and puts it on the bottom of the pack), and turns up the next card, and the player's three cards are exposed. If the player has a higher card of the same suit as the dealer's card, the player is paid from the pot twice the amount of the bet; otherwise the bet is added to the pot.
If the pot is busted (runs out of money), the deal immediately passes to the next player. Otherwise the same player continues dealing until at the end of a hand the pot is at least three times its initial size. At this point the dealer declares a stitch round - a final deal after which if the pot is still not busted the dealer collects whatever is in it and the turn to deal passes to the left. |
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