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The upper section of the board has 24 tickets with two cards printed on each ticket. These 24 tickets are the only tickets to be sold. When the player receives one of these tickets that person now has a two card hand. There is a community ticket, the word “FLOP” is printed on it. (On the bottom of the board.) There are three cards printed on it. When this ticket is opened by the seller or house the three cards that are revealed are to be combined with each of the first 24 tickets that were sold; now each player has a 5 card hand. The best 5 card hand wins. To make sure there are no differences of opinion we have also printed a ticket with the word “WINNER” on it. There are two cards printed on it. These two cards match one of the first 24 tickets that were sold. That when combined with the “FLOP” is the best poker hand. (This ticket is not to be used in playing the game. It only determines the winning ticket for the seller or house.) There are two tickets that separate the “FLOP” and “WINNER” tickets. These two tickets are blanks. You can take them off and throw them away before you start the game. As you may already know there is a chance of having two equal hands. If this should happen one of those tickets will have the word “FOLD” printed on it. This will eliminate a tie. If the player receives this ticket they need to buy another ticket if they want to stay in the game. Each one of these boards for all
intended purposes is unique. Just like taking a deck of
cards (52 cards) shuffling them and dealing out 48 to
the players and 3 to the community hand and leaving one
face down. There are over 2 million possible
combinations when shuffling 52 cards. With this in mind
you can play with confidence that each one of our boards
has a unique shuffle. Here are just a few examples of how to
play 5 Card Hold’em:
We are offering one gross of 5 Card
Hold’em boards to the person who gives us in writing the
most creative and profitable (for the player and the
house) way to play. Examples of pay outs for jar tip bag games.
Note: Sorry but pictures do not show the quality of our tip products due to the reflective properties of "card stock." |
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