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Posted by: jazzaxe at August 1, 2007, 3:10 am
Topic: Guts Forum: Card Chat

Guts is a dealers choice game and there are a lot of ariations. The name came about when you had to declare "guts" or "no guts". The original game I played was 3 cards face down. Hands were alue (no straights or flushes would count). Starting with the UTG you declared. Each person with guts played for the pot. If you fold (no guts) and at least two people call, your are out of this hand but get a "free ride" to the next hand. All losing guts hands matched the pot and the next pot increases accordingly. If no player has guts the dealer takes the pot subject to challenge. If a player challenges the dealer, the dealer has to decide to call the challenge by declaring guts or no guts. If the challenging player wins he takes the pot and dealer has to match the pot for next game. If the challenging player loses he must double the pot for next game. I later played in ersions where there was no challenge and the dealer needed an ace high or better to claim the pot. The game ends when dealer collects with no callers. There is a tremendous advantage to being the dealer in this game. When I played we pretty much played the game the whole night without playing other games and the dealer advantage got spread around. I am going to learn about Pineapple since I heard it is similar.

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