Ok, this was a great question. I could think in other rules, but here we go:
- 1st Rule →
Cards Discard Rule
At your first time speaking in the game (pre-flop), you will be able to discard one of your own cards and buy another card on the top of the deck.
But there's is a condition: you need to double the biggest bet of the table.
Examples:
+ If you are in UTG, you will be forced to play and to raise the game to 2bb.
+ If you are in CO and HJ raised to 3bb you will need to pay 6bb.
+ If UTG+1 raised to 2.5bb, BTN 3-bet to 9bb and you are in SB, you need to raise to 18bb.
Of course, everybody will know that you changed one of your cards, and this means that, now, you have a large range than you had before taking this action.
- 2nd Rule →
Cards Trade Rule
Now you can trade one of your cards with your opponent at the end of bets on pre-flop (flop will be only shown after this).
You can do this just one time and with one single player.
This is a new way to
bluff against your opponent, because you will only see the card after he gives it to you.
You need to talk and try to convince him to give you the correct card, this is a good way to let you form more synergistic hands.
Obviously, he will not give you what are you looking for, so you need to made he thinks that he is giving the wrong card to you.
For example:
- Imagine that you are with an A8 and Villain is with K8. If the trade hapens, you can be with an AK, with an 88 or you can still with your A8 (if you traded your 8 with his 8). It depends how you talked with him and which card he decided that was better to give to you. Also, is interesting to notice that, if both traded your 8s, you will know that both of you are with, at least, one 8 at the hand.
This is just a bad example to explains how this rule could change the game strategy.
Anyway, I hope you enjoy these crazy rules that I thought right now.