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How is Red Dog played?
What are the rules of Red Dog ?
Explain the rules of Red Dog payed?
Dec 21st, 2007 01:40
Joseph Martin, http://www.onlinecasinoreviewdirectory.com http://www.onlinepokerreviewdirectory.com http://www.skillgamesportal.com
"Red Dog" is also known as "Acey-Deucey" or "between the sheets". It is
a card game that is usually dealt from a shoe containing four or five
decks, although single deck games can be found occasionally, as can
games with 6 or 8 decks.
After the players bet, two cards are dealt face up on the table. If the
two cards are adjacent, it is a tie. If the two cards are not identical,
the player is allowed to place a "raise" bet, up to the size of the
original bet. If the third card drawn is _between_ the first two cards,
the player wins. If the first two cards are identical the player is not
allowed to raise, and if the third card matches the first two, the
player is paid 11:1. Payoffs are at even money unless the first two
cards are a pair or the "spread" is 3 or less.
Spread Payoff
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pair 11:1 (w/ matching 3rd card)
pair push (w/ non-matching 3rd card)
0 (adjacent) push
1 5:1
2 4:1
3 2:1
4 - 11 1:1
The number of players at the table is totally irrelevant, since all
players win or lose simultaneously. The only strategy decision that the
player is allowed to make is whether or not to double the bet. With
these payoffs, the bet should be doubled only when the spread is 7 or
greater.
The house edge for Red Dog is about 3%, and decreases slightly as more
decks are used.
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