When playing 2/7 Triple Draw Poker, it’s important to understand the rules of the game. Here are a few key points to keep in mind:
-You must use at least two cards from your hand to begin the draw.
-The first card drawn is used as the opening hand rank, and all subsequent cards are used as replacements for that rank.
-The second card drawn is used as the starting blind, and all subsequent cards are used as replacements for that blind.
-If you’re holding a two, three, or four of a kind, it’s automatically high card and you don’t draw any additional cards.
-If you have an ace, two, or three of a kind, you must draw one additional card before deciding whether to keep the hand or fold.
-If you have a five or six of a kind (two pairs), you must draw two additional cards before deciding whether to keep the hand or fold.
-If you have any other combination of cards (such as threeces or fours), you must draw three additional cards before deciding whether to keep the hand or fold.
-If you’re holding two low cards (two tens, for example), you must either fold or throw in your hand and replace those two cards with another two from your deck.
-If there are no more replacement cards available after all players have drawn their five cards, then the player with the highest ranking open hand wins the pot and collects all of the bet money.
