The Passing Game — a table of seven, one street, no mercy.
Tonight's table: Earl 🎩 · Pearl 🌹 · Sal 🥃 · Dot 👓 · Vern 🚬 · Marge 💋
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7s, 8s & 9s — the passing game
7s, 8s & 9s was invented at the table by the Tuesday Night Poker Guys, who hold all bragging rights in perpetuity. Stolen shamelessly — and lovingly digitized — by Jesse Do, credited thief of record.
Card faces adapted — recolored for this table, artwork untouched — from the open-source deck:
Vectorized Playing Cards 3.2
totalnonsense.com/open-source-vector-playing-cards
Copyright 2011,2024 – Chris Aguilar – conjurenation@gmail.com
Licensed under: LGPL 3.0
The rules simulator, wild-card evaluator, and the table personalities were built for this project.
Every player at the table runs one of these — assign them to anyone in Customize the table. They all play their cards on the merits; the personality is the lean.
🔜 Multiplayer — play against the actual Tuesday Night Poker Guys, not just their robot understudies — plus the rest of the house poker games, all at one table.
seven players · seven cards · everyone blinds 5
Same colors add to 8 · different colors subtract to 8. Combining is always optional — you can keep the raw cards instead.
Four rounds, everyone at once: 4 cards four seats on, then 3, then 2, then 1 to your neighbor. What arrives is what the sender didn't want — or a trap.
Chips hidden in a fist, opened at once. Going both must win both sides outright — tie or lose either one and you're the pig: you take nothing.
A-2-3-4-6 can never lose the low — only split it. Straights and flushes count against a low; the ace always plays low there. High half and Low half split the pot; the odd 5-chip goes to High.