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House owner resolves all situations and conflicts not covered herein!
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Dealer's choice - deal rotates, with dealer playing any game and rules they wish.
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Minimum bet $0.10 Maximum bet $1.00 Most games no raise limit.
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Ace can be high or low in a straight, otherwise, aces default
to high except in special games where the dealer makes the rules.
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Dealer is GOD resolving all rules that are not covered by the house.
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Ante varies from game to game, and are always set by the dealer.
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It cost $20.00 to sit down at the table. This amount must be paid
up front in order to get your chips. All other financial
tranactions are the responsibility of the bank subject to board
approval (table members).
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Chip Colors & Values:
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Marlboro House:
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$0.50
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$0.25
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$0.10
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Bad Dog's Cafe:
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$1.00
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$0.50
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$0.25
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$0.10
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No pagan idols at the table.
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BYOA, BYOB and food, but share the wealth.
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Bar talking (trash & table talk) is permitted, and even encouraged.
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In case of ties, winners split pot. If non-even, remainder goes to
the called player, or if in a high-low game, to the high hand.
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The Pay Ledger: This is used to track any amount that is
owed to the house or another player. If the individual end up
owing money he must pay the end of the night in the form of cash
or check. Arrangements can be made between the two parties but
the house is not held responsible.
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Tapping Out: when a player has put all his money into the
pot and can no longer bet, this is called a Tap Out. The player
is permitted to keep playing taking the amount bet out of the pot
and placed in front of them. If the pot is won by the player all
the chips go to them. If the pot is split the chip in front of
the player is given to the other split player(s) and the rest of
the pot is split appropriately. If the player losses the pot he
goes onto pay ledger for the amount owned and to whom the amount
is owed.
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Newcomers may sit in any open seat, but must pass their deal until
everyone at the table has dealt.
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To leave, players should declare their last deal, and continue to
play until it is their turn to deal again, at which time they may
cash out.
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Cards speak for themselves.
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The lowest possible hand is Ace, 2, 3 , 4, 6 not of the same suit.
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If a player tries to go both ways in a High|Low game, he must win
both to collect any of the pot. A tie goes to the players trying
to defeat them.
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These are the standard wild cards used except in specialty games.
The one eyed jacks: Jack of Hearts & Jack of Spades. The sucide
king: King of Hearts. The man with an axe: King of Diamonds.
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