Burning cards

#1 29th May 2009, 7:08 AM

When playing games other than Hold'em, is there a burn card between streets?

Specifically Seven Card Stud Hi?

#2 29th May 2009, 7:11 AM

I came to this thread expecting to answer you, but this is a good question.

#3 29th May 2009, 7:41 AM

just got certafied to deal poker all variations and yes in casinos there is a burn between every betting round in all games most home games dont burn 7 card but the casinos do.

#4 29th May 2009, 4:33 PM

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Originally Posted by jamesdenson

just got certafied to deal poker all variations and yes in casinos there is a burn between every betting round in all games most home games dont burn 7 card but the casinos do.

I'd imagine you'd have 7 max at a table, or you could conceivably be looking at 2 community cards, no? I never really got the purpose of the burn card. If it's to prevent cheating, still don't think it would be foolproof.

#5 29th May 2009, 6:38 PM

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If it's to prevent cheating, still don't think it would be foolproof.

No not foolproof but if the top card on the deck has some kind of mark, like a damaged corner or buffalo wing sauce, the burn card will hide it until it's too late to make a betting decision based on it.

WaldoRood

#6 29th May 2009, 6:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Divebitch

I'd imagine you'd have 7 max at a table, or you could conceivably be looking at 2 community cards, no? I never really got the purpose of the burn card. If it's to prevent cheating, still don't think it would be foolproof.

Waldo is right. The burn card eliminates one of the easiest and most commonly used methods of cheating.

Yes, 2 community cards are possible. I've been in casino games a few VERY rare times where it happened. In most cases at live tables, the entire table will NEVER stay in the betting long enough to see 2 comm cards required.

If they used a burn card online, we would probably see 2 comm cards a lot. With all the nlhe players, it wouldn't take long for them to figure out that pushing all the way would make the last 2 'community' cards a holdem (turn and river) showdown. ...

#7 29th May 2009, 10:29 PM

Thanks all, especially jamesdenson for the "official casino" way of dealing.

Congrats on your recent certification

#8 30th May 2009, 6:19 AM

you are very welcome and in 7 card some casinos do it diferent if the dealer realizes he is gonna run out of cards some casinos want you to use the burn cards shuffel them back in the pack burn and deal the last round but most just use a community card.

#9 30th May 2009, 9:01 AM

lol i never thought about other games i mean i knew omaha and HE had burn cards but no clue about the stud games.

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