Texas Holdem game where you are dealt 2 cards, one card up and one card down. It would make pre flops interesting.
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View Poll Results: Would you play this version of Texas Holdem?
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02-22-11 06:46 AM #1
Would you play this version of Texas Holdem?
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02-22-11 12:40 PM #2
It's so much information given that no one without high skill would win anything.
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