The first player to receive a jack becomes the dealer. This player then deals cards to all of the other players in a circular pattern to the left. The turn to deal and to bet passes to the left from player to player. The dealer has the right to shuffle the cards and must offer a pack of cards to his or her opponent for cut.
Odd chips go to the player with the high card by suit
The player who has the high card by suit in poker receives an odd chip. These chips are not divided evenly among the other players. Instead, they are divided into smaller denominations. If two players have identical hands, the odd chips go to the player to the left of the button.
If a tie is possible, the player with the highest card by suit gets the odd chip. This rule is also used in stud games. The higher card in a stud game wins. In standard games, the player with the highest card wins the pot. However, if a tie is formed in a high-low game, the player with the highest card by suit gets the high card by suit.
Seven-card stud
Seven-Card Stud is a poker game that has five rounds of betting, with the first two betting rounds being smaller, and the last three betting rounds being larger. The first round of betting occurs after a player receives three hole cards. The second and fourth betting rounds occur after a player receives a pair on the fourth street, and the fifth and sixth betting rounds occur after the player has revealed two cards.
The game involves a unique rule, which is called the burning card. The dealer must discard one card after each hand, and that card cannot be used later. This unique rule gives the game a high amount of suspense and action.
