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Making a new variant out of Texas Hold'em: How would you do it?
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[QUOTE="Tero, post: 6798132, member: 415793"] I would keep the changes subtle so the game would remain recognizable. Rule change 1) [B]If you've got Red you're already Ahead[/B] This would apply to situations where two or more players have the same hand (say AT) and the pot is going to be split. In this case the player who holds the most high ranking red card (ace of hearts or diamonds) OR if the player has ten of hearts/diamonds, and the others have only clubs or spades, the player holding the red will win. Rule change 2) [B]Everybody Loves the Underdog[/B] This change would put the term 'counterfeited pair' into history. Example: the board is 88 JJ K and you are holding 22. Your opponent has A5. Normally the player holding the ace always wins which might be hard to grasp for new players. But with this rule change the ace becomes meaningless. If the two pairs on the board is the best you've got your ace will always lose to the player holding a pair. [/QUOTE]
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