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How to Deal Fourth Street in the Good, the Bad & the Ugly Poker

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Summary: Learn how to deal the fourth street in the good, the bad and the ugly poker variant in this free video series from our poker expert who will have you mastering this unique poker style in no time.

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How to Deal Fourth Street in the Good, the Bad & the Ugly Poker

We done the initial deal. What is the next thing that we do in this game the good bad and the ugly? Well it's this we're going to deal 3 cards down in the middle of the board we could of done this before the betting but as long as it happens at this point in the game before you deal 4th street then that's proper. So we start out 2 cards down 1 card up to everybody 3 cards in the middle of the board then we go to 4th street. That is what we call it in stud we call the 4th card 4th street, it's dealt up and at this time what's going to happen is this card right here is turned over, it's an ace. What this means is that aces are wild. Now I want to be clear this is a stud game not a community card game. So these are not shared cards these cards are not played the card that we turned over this time the good card signifies that all other aces in the game are wild. So what does that mean? Well at this time this guy over here has an ace so everybody else at the table knows he has at least a pair of 10s.

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