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Dealer's choice poker games are special variations on casino favorites, such as Super Texas Hold em. Dealer's choice games are not generally found in poker tournaments, online poker sites or at casinos. These are usually played in private home games as a way to add more excitement or level the playing field. Super Texas Hold em is a variation of traditional Texas Hold em that plays relatively the same except that players are dealt an extra hole card.
Super Texas Hold em Rules
The rules of Super Texas Hold em are almost identical to regular Texas Hold em, so a basic understanding of that game is required in order to enjoy the variation. In Super Texas Hold em, players are dealt three hole cards to start with, as opposed to the two hole cards that are dealt in Texas Hold em. However, in Super Texas Hold em players must use at least one of their hole cards, whereas in Texas Hold em it is possible to win with a hand made entirely of community cards. You may use as many hole cards in your hand as you like.
The game play in Super Texas Hold em is similar to most Hold em variations. Play begins with one player making the large blind, the player to his left making the small blind and everybody else paying into the ante. Players are dealt three hole cards which are kept private, and then a round of betting begins. You may fold, raise or check the bet during betting rounds. Three more cards are dealt to the community during a round called the Flop. This is followed by a round of betting. Next, an additional card known as the Turn is added to the community hand and another betting round begins. Finally, the last community card known as the River is dealt to the community and players have one last chance to bet before the showdown. At the showdown, the player with the best five card hand using a combination of hole cards and community cards will win the pot.
Super Texas Hold em Strategy
The strategy you would use in a typical game of Texas Hold em will apply in Super Texas Hold em. You want to be aggressive when you have a good hand, fold when you have a lousy hand and try to bluff your opponents as best as possible. The addition of another hole card, however, make the pre-flop round much more important. It is possible that you could be dealt a three of a kind or suited connectors that could make for a flush or straight. Likewise, you could have a small pair to start with and easily end up with a full house or two pair as early as the flop. Having strong hole cards can make it easier for you to play looser and more aggressive as you have more chances of finishing with the best hand. You will want to pay attention to how players wager before the Flop as this can be an indication of how strong their hole cards are. It is harder to bluff players into folding before the Flop in a Super Texas Hold em game.
Super/System, one of the first books about poker strategy, was written and published in 1979 by Doyle Brunson, a professional poker player and multiple winner at the World Series of Poker.
History and title[edit]
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How I Made Over $1,000,000 Playing Poker was primarily written by Doyle Brunson who, at the time of publication in 1979, had won the main event of the World Series of Poker in 1976 and 1977. The book was one of the first comprehensive books on strategies for various poker games. Many notable poker players and tournament champions contributed sections to the book.
The title of the book was originally How I Made Over $1,000,000 Playing Poker. The title is also sometimes written as Super System, without a slash; Doyle Brunson's Super System; or Super/System: A Course in Power Poker.
Contents[edit]
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The book begins with a biographical sketch of Doyle Brunson and then quickly discusses general poker strategy. General strategy includes controlling emotion, watching competitors play, reasoning out play, and other similar tips that benefit all forms of poker play.
The sections of the book dedicated to strategy were divided as follows:
- Draw poker written by Mike Caro. Among other things, Caro writes in detail about tells, how to gain information about an opponent's hand based on how they act. He is regarded as an expert on poker psychology and behavior and would later go on to write his own seminal book on tells.
- Seven-card stud written by Chip Reese
- Lowball written by Joey Hawthorne and Doyle Brunson
- Seven-card stud high-low split (with no qualifier for low) by David Sklansky
- Limit Texas hold 'em by Bobby Baldwin
- No-limit Texas hold 'em by Doyle Brunson
Finally, there is a comprehensive list of probability and statistics calculated by Mike Caro. In addition to raw numbers, many scenarios are investigated and common questions are answered.
Influence[edit]
Many of today's top poker players, young and old, swear by Super/System. Although many years have passed since the original publication, it still contains relevant strategies and statistics. Brunson himself believes that because the book has been so influential, it probably cost him more money than he was paid for writing it.
Many of the poker variants are played differently today, and there are many new variants that are not covered in Super/System, so the book has been superseded in some areas.
Super System 2[edit]
A sequel titled Super System 2 was published in October 2004 (ISBN1-58042-136-9).
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The second book is broken up into several sections, each covering a different variant of poker, and written by experts on those games. Contributors include: Daniel Negreanu; Lyle Berman, founder of the World Poker Tour; Bobby Baldwin; Johnny Chan; Mike Caro; Jennifer Harman; Todd Brunson; Steve Zolotow; and Crandell Addington.
Bibliography[edit]
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- Brunson, Doyle; Reese, Chip & Hawthorne, Joey (2003) [First Published 1978]. Doyle Brunson's Super System: A Course in Power Poker. Bobby Baldwin, Mike Caro, David Sklansky (3 ed.). Cardoza Publishing. ISBN978-1-58042-081-5.