| 2 Card Manila
2 Card Manila shall be played with a reduced deck of 32 cards, with the maximum number of players being 11. The Ace cannot be used as a loc card to form a straight in all manila games.
11 players x 2 cards = 22
Community + burn cards = 9
Total = 31
The Ace cannot be used as a loc card to form a straight in all manila games.
In 2 Card Manila players are dealt 2 cards one at a time starting with the blind.
Flop comes down one at a time until 5 community cards are face up on the table. There is a burn card between each community card, making a total of 4 burn cards. In 2 Card Manila the 2 hole cards must be used, as well as 3 from the board.
Players are required to either bet or 'check' on each card as it is opened.
In 2 Card Manila an ace may only count high in a straight. For example, A, 7, 8, 9, 10 is NOT a straight. The only time you can use A in a straight is 10, J, Q, K, A.
A flush beats a full house in any reduced deck game.
The betting structure for $2 manila is $2, $4, $4, $4, $8 and $5 manila is $5, $10, $10, $10, $20.
Only one blind, before cards are dealt. (eg $2), all players can either call the $2, raise to $6 or fold.
After all bets are called, a card is burnt, and the second community card is dealt. Players can either, check, bet ($4) or fold. same thing up to 5 cards. The bet on the fifth card is now $8.
The amount you can raise on the first round is double the blind and added onto the blind, so in a $2 game the raise would be $4 making the total to call $6. on a $5 blind, the raise is $10, making it $15 in total to call. All subsequent rounds, the raise is only double; eg. The bet is $4, first raise to make it $8, second raise to $12. Only 3 raises per round permitted when there are more than 2 players in the game.
At the showdown players use their two hole cards and any three cards from the five community cards in the center of the table to form a five card poker hand.
3 Card Manila
3 Card Manila is played the same way as 2 Card Manila except each player initially receives three cards and the deck may include 6's.
At the showdown players use any two of their three hole cards with any three cards from the five community cards to form a five card poker hand.
Only One Blind
In 3 Card Manila players are dealt 3 cards one at a time starting with the blind. (Canberra differs here by giving first 2 cards at a time then the third card one at a time.)
Flop comes down one at a time until 5 community cards are face up on the table. There is a burn card between each community card, making a total of 4 burn cards.
In 3 Card Manila 2 of the 3 hole cards must be used, as well as 3 from the board
In 3 Card Manila an ace may only count high in a straight. eg. A, 7, 8, 9, 10 is NOT a straight. The only time you can use A in a straight is 10, J, Q, K, A
3 Card Manila shall be played with a reduced deck of 36 cards, with the maximum number of players being 9.
9 players x 3 cards = 27
Community + burn cards = 9
Total = 36
A flush beats a full house in any reduced deck game.
Betting Structures:
We only deal limit manila in Melbourne, so here are the structures.
The betting structure for $2 manila is $2, $4, $4, $4, $8 and $5 manila is $5, $10, $10, $10, $20
Only one blind, before cards are dealt. (eg $2), all players can either call the $2, raise to $6 or fold.
after all bets are called, a card is burnt, and the second community card is dealt. Players can either, check, bet ($4) or fold. same thing up to 5 cards. The bet on the fifth card is now $8
The amount you can raise on the first round is double the blind and added onto the blind, so in a $2 game the raise would be $4 making the total to call $6. on a $5 blind, the raise is $10, making it $15 in total to call. All subsequent rounds, the raise is only double; eg. The bet is $4, first raise to make it $8, second raise to $12. Only 3 raises per round permitted when there are more than 2 players in the game.
Source: pokerpages.com
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