Mix Game Poker Tutorials | Learn Drawmaha, Archie, 2-7 Triple Draw, Double-Board Omaha, Super-Stud 8

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Learn to play poker Mix Games. The games featured here are the basic building blocks to all mix game poker variants. The game order in this video was constructed so the learning of each game builds upon each other (Double-Board Omaha, A-5 Triple Draw, Archie, Drawmaha, 2-7 Triple Draw, Drawmaha 2-7, Super Stud 8-or-better).
Timestamps & Resources below:
0:00 = Why play poker mix games?
1:15 = Double-Board Omaha overview
2:02 = Hand analysis of Double-Board Omaha
4:24 = A-5 Triple Draw overview
5:35 = Hand analysis of A-5 Triple Draw
7:40 = Archie overview
9:44 = Hand analysis of Archie
11:31 = Drawmaha overview
12:47 = Hand analysis of Drawmaha
15:24 = 2-7 Triple Draw overview (Deuce to Seven)
16:38 = Hand comparison of 2-7 vs A-5 Lowball
19:11 = Drawmaha 2-7 overview
20:51 = Hand analysis of Drawmaha 2-7
25:15 = Super Stud 8-or-better overview
27:05 = Hand analysis of Super Stud 8-or-better
28:45 = Final thoughts on poker Mix Games
Featured Mix Games in this video (written overview & rules @ PokerMixUp.com)
“Double Board Omaha High” (See PokerMixUp.com/DoubleBoard) - Flop Variant
• Get a single Omaha-High hand to play on 2 boards. Winner for each board chops the pot or scoops both.
“A-5 Triple Draw Lowball” (See PokerMixUp.com/A-5) - Draw Variant (x3)
• The lowest 5-card-hand scoops the pot after 3 draws where Ace is low & straights/flushes DON’T matter.
• Players are dealt 5-cards then allowed to exchange 0-5 cards up to 3 times after betting on each round.
“Archie” (See PokerMixUp.com/Archie) - Draw Variant (x3)
• The best qualifying high hand often shares the pot with a qualifying low. If not, high or low only can scoop.
• Players are dealt 5-cards then allowed to exchange 0-5 cards up to 3 times after betting on each round.
“Drawmaha” (See PokerMixUp.com/Drawmaha) - Flop Variant (+1 Draw)
• The player with the best 5-Card-Draw hand in their hand chops the pot with the best Omaha-High hand on the board or scoops both.
“2-7 Triple Draw Lowball” (See PokerMixUp.com/2-7) - Draw Variant (x3)
• The lowest 5-card-hand scoops the pot after 3 draws. Ace is high & straights/flushes DO hurt you.
• Players are dealt 5-cards then allowed to exchange 0-5 cards up to 3 times after betting on each round.
“2-7 Drawmaha” (See PokerMixUp.com/Drawmaha2-7) - Flop Variant (+1 Draw)
• The player with the best 2-7 hand in their hand chops with the best Omaha-High hand on the board or scoops both.
“Super Stud 8 or Better” (See PokerMixUp.com/SuperStud) - Stud Variant
• The best high hand will scoop the pot unless there is a qualifying low that will chop the pot.
• Players need five unpaired cards 8-or-lower to qualify for low. High-card qualifies for high if no pairs. Aces can be either high or low or both if someone makes a low with an A-high flush or a pair of aces.
• Players get dealt 4-down & 1-up to start 3rd street and discard their worst 2 down cards before 4th street. From 4th street onward the game is the same as Stud High-Low 8-or-better.
The basic rules & formats described here are just cursory summaries of very complex games to be played at your own risk. By reading this and/or watching the video you assume complete & total responsibility for understanding the full & detailed rules to each game before wagering while absolving the creators/distributors of this free resource.
Play Mix Games responsibly and never play with money you cannot afford to lose.

[@HellaSmokinGMA]

I hope you come back again for tutorials of other mixed games.

[@lupa4]

Thank you for this.

[@marlenevasquez1633]

I'm a poker dealer trying to learn how to deal these draw games. in A-5 triple draw lowball, when it is someone's turn and they are not paying attention what is the proper phrase to use? am I supposed to say "declare and discard"? or what is the correct terminology? I want to learn the proper terms at the table. in flop games you say "check or bet" so what is the equivalent to that in the draw games?
Also @Poker Mix Up thank you so much for these videos! They are really helpful and well made. Keep up the good content! 🙂

[@alley5022]

Great introductory explanations for some of the more obscure games. All these games are fun, except for Archie, that game is lame.

[@marlenevasquez1633]

@11:15 you said "staying pat at the end" can anyone clarify what this means pretty please?

[@garstychia]

Means keeping all the cards you already have as opposed to drawing another card.