6 Plus Poker

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Texas 6+ is a variant of Texas Hold’em which makes use of only 36 cards from a deck (i.e. from 6 to Ace hence the name Six Plus). It is a ‘short deck’ poker format which is almost similar to Texas Hold’em except for the number of cards and some hand rankings.


Rules of Texas 6+ Poker (six plus Holdem)

Texas 6+ Poker (six plus Holdem) Texas 6+ is a variant of Texas Hold’em which makes use of only 36 cards from a deck (i.e. From 6 to Ace hence the name Six Plus). It is a ‘short deck’ poker format which is almost similar to Texas Hold’em except for the number of cards and some hand rankings. Holdem 6 + Plus Poker (KQ vs J10).

Texas 6+ makes use of only 36 cards i.e, from 6 to Ace without a joker. Here, all cards lower than 6 are removed from the deck. Each player are first dealt with two cards face down which are known as the hole cards, followed by five community cards face up. After which, the players have to make the best possible five cards from the combination they have received. The winner will be the one who has the best possible hands.

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The game also makes use of the 'button blind' structure where every player posts an ante, and the player seated at the button position is the only one who posts a blind.

In Texas 6+, there is only one blind per hand, rather than traditional small/big blind format. Also, a flush beats a full-house and Ace, 6, 7, 8, 9 of any suit is classified as a straight. Besides this, other hand rankings remains the same as the regular Texas Hold’em.

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There are a few differences in the values of certain poker hands when playing 6+ Hold’em.

  • A flush beats a full house
  • Three of a kind beat a straight
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