Reply to thread

Message: [QUOTE="Pokerpoet2, post: 6230177, member: 430261"] I was taught Stud and Draw Poker when I was just a teenager, and didn't discover Hold-em until I was in my forties, it was described as the "Cadillac of all Poker games" and I found it a lot more fun than the other forms of the game. Although I was at a disadvantage when it came to playing style, I still enjoyed learning a new form of the game, I also took to Omaha games and I enjoy them when I get the chance to play. I can really play all forms of Poker but will always try new variants when they come out, Short Deck is one that takes a lot of getting your head around especially when in that game a Flush beats a Full House? Sounds crazy but it is a fact, because you only play with 7 cards in each Suit, and with a Full house you only need 5 of 8 cards. When the fun Stops, STOP! [/QUOTE]