King Poker is a variation of poker that is typically played with three players. The object of the game is to be the first player to win five cards of the same rank.
The game is played with a standard 52-card deck. There are no jokers in King Poker.
To play King Poker, each player receives seven cards, face down. The first player begins by turning over one card at a time, and revealing it until all seven cards have been turned over. Once all seven cards have been revealed, the player can choose to keep any or all of their cards. If they choose to keep any of their cards, they then place the remainder of their cards facedown in front of them in line with their first card.
The next player in turn then flips over one card from their hand, and continues to do so until all seven cards have been flipped over and revealed. Once all seven cards have been flipped over, the player can either keep the revealed card or discard it and draw a new card from the deck. If they choose to discard the revealed card, they then place their remaining cards facedown in front of them in line with their first card. Play then continues in this fashion until one player has five or more matching cards and has taken all of the other players’ money.
King Poker is a very challenging game that can be very rewarding if you are able to win it. It can be difficult to make good judgment calls when playing this game, as there are many possible outcomes that can occur during each turn.
It is important to be patient and refrain from making rash decisions if you want to win at King Poker.
