Jackass is a game that has garnered popularity ever since I concocted and introduced it sometime back in 2008. It is so popular now that a few players feel we play it too often. Some players prefer varying the games, whatever they are. Ironically, though I introduced this game, I do not deal it very often.
Process Each player receives five cards, face down. In the center of the table, seven common cards are placed face down–thusly A BC F G
D E Game is played, Hi-Lo, 8 or better. This is a Vegas style (meaning non-declare) game. To achieve best possible hands, players may use any of the following options: 1-All five cards in their hand, utilizing none of the board cards. 2-Four cards in their hand with either C or F or G. 3-Three cards in their hand with either A and D or with B and E. 4-Two cards in their hand with three of the following five cards A B C F G or D E C F G. Players may use one option for best high hand; another option for best low hand. It is possible, as well, to use the same option for the best of both hands. There is a round of betting. Then, cards A B C are turned face up. FLOP There is a second round of betting. Then, cards D E F are turned face up. TURN There is a third round of betting. Then, card G is turned face up. RIVER There is a final round of betting. Hands of remaining players are then revealed. GAME: Jackass RANKING: Seven ÅÅÅÅÅÅÅ