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A method of playing a primary poker game which allows for the play of three to ten 5-card hands for a single wager; increasing the wager before the initial deal allows for a secondary game which provides a same single additional card to be added to each hand in the primary game, creating a 6-card stud hand. A single deck of 52 or up to 54 (with jokers) cards is utilized in the play of the primary game. Unlike most multiple play games, each card in the deck is used only once in the totality of primary game hands, there being no duplication of any particular card. The single additional card for the secondary game, which is then duplicated into each of the primary 5-card hands, is dealt from the remaining unused cards. The method of play in the primary game requires a choice of playing from three to ten hands at once, the additional choice of placing from three to ten cards ("Place 'Em cards") into the chosen number of hands, and a wager of equal or unequal credits per hand to be played. A wager in addition to the primary game wager allows for play of a secondary game based on the results of the primary game. The primary game begins with the deal of a different single card into each wagered hand. The totality of available Place 'Em cards are distributed one-at-a-time by the player into any of each wagered hand, up to a total of 5 cards per hand. Once all Place 'Em cards have been placed, cards from the remaining deck are dealt into each wagered hand until all hands contain 5 cards. All hands are then evaluated and paid according to a predetermined paytable. If an additional wager for the secondary game was indicated, one card from the remaining unused cards in the original deck is added to each 5-card hand. Each resulting 6-card stud hand is then evaluated for the best 5-card hand, and paid according to a separate predetermined paytable.
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