Stud Poker
The joker is used to substitute for an ace or any other
card in the formation of a Royal Flush, flush, or a
street. Each player is dealt seven cards, as well as
the dealer. With these seven cards to form two leaves
are: The first is called high hand or back hand and
continues as in the classic five-card poker together
and the second is called low hand or front hand and
consists of two cards.
The rules and the principle are the same as in the
classic poker for a high hand. In the second sheet, the
highest combination is a pair of aces and the lowest
one of two or three pair. Each player plays against the
bank, so the dealer. Players gain a higher hand than
the dealer, so that there can be multiple winners in
one round.
The Backhand follows the same criteria as the classic
poker. In descending order, that is: royal flush,
straight flush, poker (four of a kind), Full (Full
House), Flush, Straight, Triplet, double pair and pair.
In the streets is the highest combination of Royal
Flush, ie, Ace-King-Queen-Jack-Ten in the same suit.
Then comes the street ace-two-three-four-five, then the
road King-Queen-Jack-Ten-Nine and finally the streets
below.
The back hand must be higher than the front hand. If
you have for example a Deuce-pair, a royal couple and
other three cards, it is better to divide the dual pair
between both hands, instead they pick up hand for the
back and leave the front hand an unmade sheet.
The royal couple should of course then form the
backhand and the Deuce-pair the front hand. The
objective is to obtain at the same time with both
hands. With only a higher hand will not win.