The same as Five Card Stud except that there is an additional betting round with which a sixth card is dealt.
The same as Five Card Stud except that after all five cards are dealt, there are additional betting rounds with which a player may discard some of his cards as in Draw Poker.
The same as Five Card Draw except that you may choose to recognize various freak hands of your choice.
The same as Five Card Draw except that the deck is stripped of the low ranking cards.
The same as Five Card Draw except that there is an additional round of betting and drawing of cards.
The same as Five Card Draw except that the player at the end of the round with the highest spade card splits the pot with the player with the highest hand, the latter winning the odd dollar if any.
The same as New York Draw except that four cards in sequence, called a "Four Straight", beats any Pair, but looses to a Four Flush. Also, a Four Straight-Flush beats a Four Flush but looses to a Two Pair.
The same as Five Card Draw except that four cards of the same suit, called a "Four Flush", beats any Pair, but looses to a Two Pair.
The same as Five Card Draw except that the Joker, called "the Bug" is added to the deck as a fifth Ace. It is can also be used as wild for completing Straights and Flushes.
Selecting this allows you to choose which cards you want as wild.
The same as Five Card Draw except that the lowest ranking card, and all like it, in a Player's hand are wild for that Player.
The same as Five Card Draw except that all Twos are wild.
The same as Joker's Wild except that two Jokers are added to the deck instead of just one.
The same as Five Card Draw except that a Joker is added to the deck as a wild 53rd card.
The same as Five Card Draw except that a Pair of Jacks or better is required to open the pot. Also, no player may draw more than three cards.
