Poker Split Pot Rules
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Split Pot Poker
Variant | Game type |
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2-11 | |
5 Card Double Draw High-Low | |
5 Card Stud High-Low | |
5 Card Stud High-Low With a Buy | |
7 Card Stud High-Low | |
7 Card Stud with Wild Cards | |
10 Card Regrets | |
43 | |
Abyssinia | |
Anaconda [= Pass The Trash] | |
Auction | |
Bitch, The | |
Boise | |
Box | |
Buck Thirty-Five | |
Buddys Game | |
Buy Your Card / Substitution | |
Chicago | |
Chowaha | |
Church [= Iron Cross] | |
Cincinnati | |
Cold Omaha | |
Cowboy, Cowgirl, Cowpattie | |
Cowpie Poker | |
Crazy Pineapple Hi-Lo | |
Criss Cross [= Iron Cross] | |
Criss Cross [= Tic Tac Toe] | |
Cucamonga | |
Dakota | |
Doogie | |
Double Trouble | |
Elevator | |
Five Card Stud High-Low | |
Five Card Stud High-Low With a Buy | |
Five-card Double Draw High-Low | |
Forty-Three | |
Grocery Store Dots | |
Henway | |
High Chicago [= Chicago] | |
High-Low Chicago | |
Howdy Doody | |
Iron Cross | |
Jersey Holdem | |
Kryky | |
Low Chicago | |
Mississippi Gonorrhea | |
Mississippi Mud | |
Motown | |
Mutual of Omaha | |
NASDAQ | |
New York New York | |
No Peek High-Low | |
Oh Shit | |
Omaha Hi-Lo Eight or Better | |
Omaha/8 [= Omaha Hi-Lo Eight or Better] | |
Pass The Trash | |
Pass'Em | |
Pick a Partner | |
Piles | |
Price is Right, The | |
Psycho | |
Pyramid | |
Pyramid (2) | |
Real Poker | |
Roll Your Own | |
San Francisco | |
Selection / Rejection | |
Seven Card Stud High-Low | |
Seven Card Stud with Wild Cards | |
Slam-aha | |
Spots | |
Stud-Jack | |
Substitution | |
Ten-Card Regrets | |
The Bluffs | |
Tic Tac Toe | |
Two Eleven | |
Two-Spit | |
Wall Street | |
Want it? Want it? Got it! [= Selection / Rejection] | |
Widow Jack | |
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SPR Strategy And Concept In Poker January 1, 2019 Beginner Poker Strategy, Complete Guide, Poker Articles Comments off 38385 Views 7 SPR, short for stack-to-pot-ratio, is a powerful concept that can help you take better lines both preflop and postflop. May 28, 2011 After breaking down to five $100 chips as above, if there were three winners, the two closest to the left of the dealer would receive two $100 chips and the third would receive a single $100 chip. If $25 was the smallest chip in play, the $500 chip would be broken into twenty $25 chips (or just as easily three $100 and eight $25) and divided $175/$175/$150 from left to right.