Paradise Poker
Paradise Poker Paradise Poker is a variation of Texas Hold-em created in 2018 by Sean Miller. This variation is played with a single 52 card deck and can be played by 2-6 players.
Rules 2 blinds are paid each round starting with the two players to the left of the dealer. The first blind is called the small blind and is exactly half of the denomination of the large blind.
3 cards are dealt on the initial deal to each player. 2 cards you may look at while one remains hidden until later in the game. After the deal the first betting phase begins. After betting is done 1 card is turned up in the center of the table known as the beach card. This card may be used by any and all players. After this card is laid down you may begin your second phase of betting. On the next dealer lay down, the dealer now lays two cards on the center of the table which again may be used by any and all players. These two cards are called the ocean. Once the cards are laid on the table the third betting sequence takes place. Once betting is down you may now either buy your third hand card for a predetermined amount set before the game or discard it. The choice is yours but do not show your third card if discarding. Once all players determine if they are buying or discarding their third card the fourth set of betting is now done. Once all players have checked, bet or raised or folded, the dealer now lays the two final cards in the center of the table which again everyone and anyone may use. These final two cards are known as the palms. Once the dealer lays down the last two cards the final betting sequence happens. Once this is down players try to make the best 5 card hand using their 7-8 cards at their disposal. Standard poker hand rules here for scoring.
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