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Have you ever heard of stripped decks? If you do, do you know how they work?
The existence of stripped decks is a bit puzzling and quite intriguing too. At a glance, it is hard to imagine how specific card games use them or whether there are indeed, card games, which utilize this kind of decks.
Stripped decks explained
Stripped decks are playing cards in which some cards are removed. More often than not, the ones that are taken out are cards ranging from two (2) to nine (9). Believe it or not, there are indeed, games where stripped decks are readily used. These are the following:
Euchre - This trick tracking card game uses a stripped deck comprised of twenty-four (24) cards comprised of the Ace, King, Jack, Queen, Ten (10) and Nine (9).
Klaverjas - Originally from Netherlands, this game uses a piquet deck of cards. A piquet deck is one of the most common stripped decks and is consists of seven (7), eight (8), nine (9), ten (10), Ace, King, Jack and Queen.
Some poker variants also feature stripped decks. Several examples of these are:
Mexican stud – In this game, the eight (8), nine (9) and ten (10) are removed while the Joker is added.
Manila – When you speak of the card game, Manila, this meant that the seven (7) is removed. Because of the use of such stripped deck, the flush attains a higher value than the full house.
Since online casinos often feature the traditional card decks, it is hard to see games that use stripped decks in this platform. You will need to play the above-mentioned games in land-based casinos. It may be quite cumbersome since you need to travel. Nevertheless, experiencing stripped decks will readily enrich your gaming experience.
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