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Title: Dealer's Choice & Filth Post by: Tuffster on May 20, 2008, 10:18:11 PM Hi Guys,
We're enjoying Hold'em & Omaha at the home game but would like to spice it up with some DC or just plain filth. Firstly, can you guys let me know "in general" what games make up DC, or is it anything goes? (and is it a round of each or different game each hand?) and secondly, what other cash-filth games do you know and could you post a brief description of the rules. Cheers Title: Re: Dealer's Choice & Filth Post by: Robert HM on May 20, 2008, 10:33:32 PM Hi Guys, We're enjoying Hold'em & Omaha at the home game but would like to spice it up with some DC or just plain filth. Firstly, can you guys let me know "in general" what games make up DC, or is it anything goes? (and is it a round of each or different game each hand?) and secondly, what other cash-filth games do you know and could you post a brief description of the rules. Cheers Tighty knows a good DC game. Multiple flops and silly number starting hand. Hopefully he will notice this and explain the rules, no other bugger can. Oh and there's Western Roll.... Flushy knows that one as I think he has lost more than most on that one. Can't give rules myself, still working out hold 'em Title: Re: Dealer's Choice & Filth Post by: TightEnd on May 20, 2008, 10:40:20 PM DC
Omaha High and High Low, 4 5 6 card Stud High and Hi Lo Super Stud (get dealt 5, discard 2, place 2 down one up and then played as Hi Lo stud) Irish, Pineapple Hold Em Padooki/Badugi in some Variants..gosh, loads I like Indian..place one card unseeen to you on your forehead so all others can see it, play your own other card and judge the reactions of others Double flop games can be fun Jacks wild games too Title: Re: Dealer's Choice & Filth Post by: NoflopsHomer on May 20, 2008, 10:44:19 PM We played a hand of SuperStud Nines Wild after the Newcastle GUKPT.
I get dealt J-T-9-9-7, so obv I keep the 9-9-7. I get it all-in on 4th street vs James from AWOP who is showing 3-9. Obviously he has the other 9 in his hand. He makes a straight flush and a wheel, I can't even make a low. Title: Re: Dealer's Choice & Filth Post by: TightEnd on May 20, 2008, 10:44:41 PM Firstly, can you guys let me know "in general" what games make up DC, or is it anything goes? (and is it a round of each or different game each hand?) Cheers who ever has the dealers button chooses the game, as the name implies. Changes each hand Title: Re: Dealer's Choice & Filth Post by: Tuffster on May 20, 2008, 10:46:21 PM I like Indian..place one card unseeen to you the paley on your forehead so all others can see it, play your own card and judge the reactions of others I think I've seen TK playing that at about midnight in Bristol with Joobie, was p**sing myself laughing so much I couldn't concentrate on playing the FT! Deck of cards £5 10 Pints of Old Peculiar £34 Bankroll £1000 Drunken Octogenarian playing Indian with Julie..... PRICELESS! Title: Re: Dealer's Choice & Filth Post by: mondatoo on May 20, 2008, 11:35:43 PM I like Indian..place one card unseeen to you the paley on your forehead so all others can see it, play your own card and judge the reactions of others Quality game loads of fun all should try but it's hard to remember not to luck at both (or is that just me!!!) Title: Re: Dealer's Choice & Filth Post by: phatomch on May 23, 2008, 01:18:00 PM shifting sands....
5 card super stud ,. hi - lo .... your high card and any multipules are wild for your low hand and your low card and any multipules are wild for your high hand ., aces don't count Title: Re: Dealer's Choice & Filth Post by: mondatoo on May 23, 2008, 10:20:17 PM I would say since i've started playing other games ive gone of hold'em a bit i still love the game and love playing poker but some others games are just much more -interesting and more fun i'm really into omaha hi-lo at the moment hope to run good 1 TIME in ecoop event tmoro
Title: Re: Dealer's Choice & Filth Post by: jonah on May 24, 2008, 09:09:41 AM Superstud with any card wild is a favourite at Stoke Circus, along with Maltese cross. Both great games.
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