Razz Rules on the principle of the game resemble the Seven-Card Stud. The player will need to collect the youngest five-card hand using seven cards in his hands. The lowest card in Razz is considered an ace.

Rules of the Game: Razz is played on a deck of 52 cards. Before the game is determined by the dealer - the player who will be handing out cards. Usually, the dealer is determined by the highest card. All the players is dealt one card face up and the player with the highest card will fall and will be the dealer. Before the game started, the two players to the left of the dealer put the blinds - blind bets. This situation changed after each round of the game, as there is a change of player cards are dealt - dealer (changed clockwise).

 

Before the game started, all players must place a forced bet - antes.

The first round of bidding.

After all the players at the table put the ante, the dealer gives everyone three cards - two face down and one face up. The player with the open card was the most senior, puts bring in - fee in the bank (half the minimum bet). If two or more participants was the highest card, then bring in puts the player who sits first on the dealer clockwise.

The second round of bidding.

All remaining players will receive another card face up. The first auction starts, the participant, who is currently the strongest combination (youngest).

The third betting round. All remaining players will receive another card face up. The first move belongs to the player who has the strongest low hand, consisting of open cards.

The fourth betting round.

All remaining players are dealt another card face up. The first move in the same belongs to the player who has the strongest low hand, consisting of open cards.

Fifth betting round.

All remaining players will receive the latest (seventh) card is already open. After the remaining players call a bet, there is showdown Show Down. The Bank takes the player with the low hand, if two or more players have the same hand, the pot is shared. If there was one player, and the other folded - he wins the pot.

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