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a.c triple-flop hold'em gameRelated Patent Categories: Amusement Devices: Games, Card Or Tile Games, Cards Or Tiles Therefora.c triple-flop hold'em game description/claimsThe Patent Description & Claims data below is from USPTO Patent Application 20060186598, a.c triple-flop hold'em game. Brief Patent Description - Full Patent Description - Patent Application Claims
BACKGROUND OF INVENTION [0001] This invention relates to an entertainment game, more specifically, to a game based on the "Texas Hold'Em" game. BACKGROUND [0002] Card games have been around for a very long time and are enjoyed by people all over. Many find them especially enjoyable when playing with friends or in a casino for money. [0003] Recently, the card game "Texas Hold'Em" has become a very popular game to play. In this game which is based on poker and uses a standard 52 card deck. The two players to the left of the dealer "button" put in a "blind" bet, one small, directly left of the dealer "button" and one big, next to the small "blind". This is to insure money to play for, in every hand. The dealer "button" rotates after each hand. Each player is then dealt two face down cards, which are viewable to that person alone. After these cards are dealt, a round of betting takes place. The dealer then "burns" or discards the top card and deals out three (3) community cards face up, which all players are able to use. Another round of betting then takes place. Then the dealer burns the next card and turns the one after, that face up on the table as the fourth community card. Yet another round of betting takes place, and then the dealer burns another card and places the final community card on the table. A final round of betting takes place, followed by the showdown. The bets can be with chips or actual money. SUMMARY OF INVENTION [0004] The current invention is an "A.C Triple-Flop Hold'Em", which is a version of the card game poker, which uses a standard 52 card deck. This game uses many of the same rules as the poker game "Texas Hold'Em" with a few variations to add to the excitement and to increase the fun and the betting. Play consists of: two cards, face down, are dealt to each player. Three "flops" are dealt, consisting of two cards each, are dealt face up. A round of betting takes place between flops. The dealer is to "burn" a card before each "flop" deal. "BUY-A-CARD" option is available as an extra face down card to those whom are willing to pay the price. Each player has two cards in possession and uses a maximum of three cards from the community cards. A "BUY-A-CARD" option is available as an extra face down card to those whom are willing to pay the price. The inventor suggests that the price be no less than double the larger bet, in "limit games" or, at the discretion of the casino. This extra card will be dealt to the "buyers", after a card "burn", after the third flop is exposed and prior to the 4th and final round of betting takes place. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS [0005] Without restricting the full scope of this invention, the preferred form of this invention is illustrated in the following drawings: [0006] FIG. 1 shows the seating arrangement of the game; [0007] FIG. 2 shows the three flops; [0008] FIG. 3 shows the sequence of exposures and the overall layout of the cards; [0009] FIG. 4 shows the basic sequence of the game; and [0010] FIG. 5 shows the specifics of "A.C Triple-Flop Hold'Em" compared to "Texas Hold'Em" and Omaha. DETAILED DESCRIPTION [0011] The current invention is "A.C Triple-Flop Hold'Em", which is a version of the card game poker, which uses a standard 52 card deck. This game uses many of the same rules as the poker game "Texas Hold'Em" with a few variations to add to the excitement and to increase the betting and size of the pots. [0012] "Texas Hold'Em" has become a very popular game to play. In this game which is based on poker and uses a standard 52 card deck. The two players to the left of the dealer "button" put in a "blind" bet, one small, directly left of the dealer "button" and one big, next to the small "blind". This is to insure money to play for, in every hand. The dealer "button" rotates after each hand. Each player is then dealt two face down cards, which are viewable to that person alone. After these cards are dealt, a round of betting takes place. The dealer then "burns" or discards the top card and deals out three (3) community cards face up, which all players are able to use. Another round of betting then takes place. Then the dealer burns the next card and turns the one after, that face up on the table as the fourth community card. Yet another round of betting takes place, and then the dealer burns another card and places the final community card on the table. A final round of betting takes place, followed by the showdown. The bets can be with chips or actual money. [0013] The players of the game play at typical poker game set up as shown in FIG. 1. It is a table with chairs around it. The player could have poker chip holders, known as racks. The game can be played with a single dedicated dealer, as is the case in casinos or the dealing can rotate between all of the players. Multiple hands (turns) are played with each hand having its own set of bidding and an individual winner for each hand. [0014] The method to play the current invention is as follows: [0015] To begin a new hand a dealer deals two cards, face down to each player, followed by first round of betting. The dealer then deals two cards face up. This is called a "flop." The second round of betting follows. As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, three "flops" are dealt face up each consisting of two cards each. The dealer burns/discards a card before each "flop" deal. There is the first flop 1, the second flop 2 and the third flop 3. The three flops form the community cards (6) from which a maximum of 3 that the players can use to form their best hand. [0016] Each player will have a five card hand with two cards in their possession and uses a maximum of three cards from the six community cards 6, called the board. [0017] The game will have blinds which are forced bets (one small and one big) before the cards are dealt out. In the preferred embodiment this will be done by the two players seated left of the Dealer "button". [0018] The game will have betting to allow a winner. The betting can be done with any item such as items, chips or actual money. There can be a single and double bet. [0019] If it is a "no-limit" game, after the two face down cards are dealt to each player, any size bet may be made at anytime; to the limit of what's in possession of the players on the table. Check and raise is allowed. As the standard, after the first, second and third flop, the first player seated on the left of the dealer "button" must act first. Continue reading about a.c triple-flop hold'em game... Full patent description for a.c triple-flop hold'em game Brief Patent Description - Full Patent Description - Patent Application Claims Click on the above for other options relating to this a.c triple-flop hold'em game patent application. ###  How KEYWORD MONITOR works... a FREE service from FreshPatents1. Sign up (takes 30 seconds). 2. Fill in the keywords to be monitored. 3. Each week you receive an email with patent applications related to your keywords. Start now! - Receive info on patent apps like a.c triple-flop hold'em game or other areas of interest. ### Previous Patent Application: Enhanced casino craps game Next Patent Application: Play four poker Industry Class: Amusement devices: games ### FreshPatents.com Support Thank you for viewing the a.c triple-flop hold'em game patent info. 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