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Last update: Wed, September 9, 2009 - 01:25 PM ET

7 Deuce

Hang onto your mouse and maybe strap yourself into that so-called easy-chair of yours. Poker is about to get downright ferocious with the launch of our 7 Deuce tables! You won't want to miss the sheer intensity, hefty bets, overflowing pots, raucous rivalries, and added action we have in store.

Here's the deal

Save your precious change for the arcade. When you take a seat at our 7 Deuce tables, colossal cash is always in the cards. It's an Absolute Poker exclusive that'll have everyone playing catch-up.

Our 7 Deuce tables operate like regular No Limit Hold'em ring games, except players who join these tables pay an additional amount (the prop bet), which is added to a side pot. When a player wins a hand while holding 7-2 as their hole cards, the player will win the side pot.

What might seem like a minor poker variation ends up turning the tables upside down and inside out, before levitating ten feet above the floor. This isn't a simple jackpot game where you can rely on luck. You can't sit by idly hoping to land a 7-2 and you won't want to call every raise.

The trick is to outwit your opponents. Take a gamble and bluff your way to monstrous cash. At our 7 Deuce tables the worst hand in poker can be golden. As rewarding as it is to win with a great hand, how about roping your opponents into emptying their wallets before they fold at the river?

Winning the Side Pot

There are two ways to win the side pot:

  • A player can win by holding a 7-2 and having the best overall hand at the table (pair, two pair, straight, etc.).

  • A player can win by bluffing. If a player takes down a pot at any street (pre-flop, flop, turn, or river) while holding a 7-2, the player will win the prop pot after showing their hand.

After a pot is won, all players will be required to put in a new prop bet. Players who leave our 7 Deuce tables will have their prop bet returned, unless the bet has already been won.

This isn't for the faint-hearted.

When 7 Deuce is on the loose, anything can happen. With the added bonus of a side pot worth chasing, it's a whole new card game. There'll be players bluffing while holding 7-2, hoping to grab the side pot. You'll see big bluffs being called to stop poker's worst hand from seizing the pot. Dupe your opponents into thinking your strong hand is garbage so they'll pad the pot. Whatever happens, you can expect a mountain of money in the mix.

Witness Phil Hellmuth bluff his way to victory in this chaotic contest with massive money on the line:
The bragging rights are as huge as the cash when you take everyone on a detour to the cleaners. Watch the pot balloon as the bluffing begins and the action unfolds:

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