# Super Poker

Георгий Викторович Калинин

Rules for playing a five-suited version of Texas Hold'em with the 12, 11, and 0 cards.

Super Poker is a version of Texas Hold'em for a five-suit deck with 0, 11, and 12 cards. It was originally designed for Super Bridge (hence the names Dallas Aces, Blue Team, and Pachabo) and later adapted for Super Poker. Rules for adapting this deck to other games (games in the "super" series) will be published in the future.


The hierarchy of combinations in Super Poker is non-standard:


1) High Card.


2) Super Card - containing a card of the screw suit.


3) Pair. Two cards of the same rank.


4) Super Pair. Two cards of the same rank, with at least one card of the screw suit.


5) Two Pair. Two cards of the same rank, two cards of a different suit.


6) Super Two Pair. Two cards of the same rank, two cards of a different suit, with at least one card of the screw suit.


7) Three of a Kind. Three cards of the same rank.


8) Super Three of a Kind: Three cards of the same rank, one of which is of the screw suit.


9) Straight: Five cards of the same rank, one after the other.


10) Super Straight: Five cards of the screw suit, one after the other.


11) Flush: Five cards of the same suit.


12) Super Flush: Five cards of the screw suit.


13) Full House: A pair plus a three.


14) Super Full House: A pair plus a three of the screw suit.


15) Four of a Kind: Four cards of the same rank.


16) Dallas Aces: Four aces, one of which is of the screw suit.


17) Blue Team: Four sixes, one of which is of the screw suit, and a two of the screw suit.


18) Two Marriages: Two kings and two queens, one of which is of the screw suit.


19) Quint. Five cards of the same rank.


20) Super Marriage - three queens and two kings, including a king of the screw suit and a queen of the screw suit.


21) Super Double Marriage - three kings and two queens, including a king of the screw suit and a queen of the screw suit.


22) Triple Bezique - a jack of the screw suit and two beziques - jacks and queens of different suits.


23) Straight Flush. Five consecutive cards of the same suit.


24) Super Straight Flush. Five consecutive cards of the screw suit.


25) Royal Flush. Five cards from 12 to ace of the same suit.


26) Super Flush. Five cards from 12 to Ace of the screw suit.


27) Super Double Flush - Ace and King of the screw suit and Queen and Jack and Twos of any other suit


Spin Flush - Ace and King and Zero of the Screw suit and Bezique - Queen and Jack of different colors


28) Double Screw Flush - Ace of the screw suit, Marriage - King and Queen, Bezique - Queen and Jack of different colors


29) Royal Flush. Five cards from Zero to 5 of the screw suit.


30) Pachabo Flush - Four cards of the Zero and Ace of screw suit.


31) Super Pachabo Flush - Four cards of the Zero with Zero of screw suit and any other Ace.


Suit ranking: the highest suit is the Screw suit, then the Diamond, followed by the Heart, followed by the Spade, and the lowest suit is the Club. Here, the screw suit is used as a joker, so a card of the screw suit can only replace another card by its face value - that is, for example, a two of the screw suit replaces all other twos of the suits of clubs, diamonds, hearts and spades.