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jolietdusty wrote:I have never played this game but understand it is like razz ( low hand wins) except straights and flushes count is this correct
It is like razz in the respect that the lowest cards win. Like razz,
straights and flushes have no impact. However, having what I guess you
could call the opposite of a flush, all four cards of different suits,
gives you a Badugi. A Badugi will trump any other low cards out there.For instance, if I've got Kc Qd Jh 9s and you have Ah 2h 3h 4c, then I would win becuase I have a Badugi and you don't.If no one had a Badugi, then the player with the four lowest cards wins. If 2 or more players have a Badugi, then the player with the lowest Badugi wins. For example:Player 1 has - Ad 2c 3s 6hPlayer 2 has - Ac 2d 3h 5sPlayer 2 wins because she/he's got the lowest Badugi.Badugi also differs from Razz in that Badugi is a Draw game, where Razz is a Stud game.In
Badugi, everyone is dealt in, followed by a round of betting. That is
then followed by 3 rounds of drawing and betting, followed finally by
the showdown.
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