Red Dog
is commonly known an Acey-Deucy or Between-the-Sheets.
The object of the game of Red Dog is to have the value of the third
card dealt fall between the values of the first two cards dealt.
Card Values
All card values are at face value with the following exceptions:
Jacks value of 11 Queens value of 12 Kings value of 13 Aces value of 14 The difference between the first two cards is called the spread.
The tighter the spread, the bigger the payoff for a winning hand.
NO RAISES |
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Spread |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 |
9 |
10 |
11 |
Cons |
Pair |
3 of |
Pays |
5:1 |
4:1 |
3:1 |
Even |
Even |
Even |
Even |
Even |
Even |
Even |
Even |
Tie |
Tie |
11:1 |
If the first two cards are a pair, a Red Dog is possible. A Red Dog is three cards of equal value. If the third card is not the same as the pair, the bet remains a push, or tie, and no action is taken.
If the first two cards are consecutive (for example 7,8) all bets remain on the table, a push is declared, and two more cards are dealt.
Once a spread is established you can raise by placing a bet equal to your original bet in the appropriate box on the table. If the dealer makes the spread, you win and will be paid in accordance with the payout schedule on both bets.
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