A method of playing an improved version of stud poker is disclosed wherein from
two to eight players can play the present invention. A fully shuffled 52 card deck
of cards is used wherein 14 cards of the deck have wild cards variations printed
thereon these selected cards. To start playing the game of the invention each player
is dealt one card face down and one card face up. High card passes, bets or calls.
The third card is dealt face up and high face up hand passes, bets or calls. A
fourth card is now dealt and again the high displayed face up hand either passes,
bets or calls. The fifth card is now dealt face up and the sixth card is dealt
face down. Final betting is now made by the high cards displayed face up. The face
down cards are then turned face up and all hands are evaluated so as to produce
the winner. The 14 wild variation cards are what make the method of playing the
present crazy stud poker invention an improvement over any other stud poker card game.
