Razz King's Court

This is a game where if a hand can be made such that the highest poker hand better than or equal to Pair Of Kings, but worse than Pair Of Aces, otherwise the lowest poker hand wins.

It is played with a standard poker deck of 52 cards.

Game Play


Round 1

  • Each player pays an ante.
  • Each player is dealt three cards, two cards: face-down, one card: face-up.
  • a bring is required of the player with highest poker hand.
  • There is a round of betting, starting with the the highest poker hand.

Round 2

  • Each player is dealt one card, face-up.
  • There is a round of betting, starting with the the lowest poker hand, using cards if in the players hole and the card is face-up...

Round 3

  • Each player is dealt one card, face-up.
  • There is a round of betting, starting with the the lowest poker hand, using cards if in the players hole and the card is face-up...

Round 4

  • Each player is dealt one card, face-up.
  • There is a round of betting, starting with the the lowest poker hand, using cards if in the players hole and the card is face-up...

Round 5

  • Each player is dealt one card, face-down.
  • There is a round of betting, starting with the the lowest poker hand, using cards if in the players hole and the card is face-up...

Winning the hand


At the end of the hand, if a hand can be made such that:

the highest poker hand wins.

  • Each player must form a poker hand from five out of their seven cards
  • Aces can be high or low
  • Straights and flushes are ignored.
  • Hand must be better than or equal to a Pair Of Kings, but worse than a Pair Of Aces

Otherwise,

the lowest poker hand wins.

  • Each player must form a poker hand from five out of their seven cards
  • Aces are always low
  • Straights and flushes are ignored.

Betting


  • Each player may check, call, bet or raise, as their chips allow.
  • A raise needs to be as least as large as the last bet.
  • Each round of betting is at a fixed limit.
  • There is a maximum of three raises per round.

Hand types


Low Pot hands:

  • Royal Flush
    • Royal flush
  • Straight-Flush
    • Cards of the same suit and in sequence.
  • Quads
    • Four cards of the same rank.
  • Full House
    • Three of a kind and and a pair.
  • Flush
    • A set of cards in all in the same suit.
  • Straight
    • A set of cards in consecutive sequence.
  • Trips
    • Three cards of the same rank.
  • Two Pair
    • Four cards, with two pairs of cards of the same rank.
  • Pair
    • Two cards of the same rank.
  • High Card
    • Kickers