These notes from people all over these United States about my game.
From J W in Austin, Texas....
" I think as more people learn about 211 it will be harder and harder for any poker site not to deal it. "
From Jeff at hitandrunonline in Kentucky
(blog him, too...http://hitandrunonline.wordpress.com/)
"We've played it more and more the last couple of weeks. Most of the comments are that they enjoy it because of being able to play 3 cards in your hand. I first read about your game in Bluff magazine. I enjoy Omaha hi/lo so the game really really intrigued me. I introduced the game to my weekly game about 3 weeks ago. It's catching on.
It's pronounced "TWO - ELEVEN"
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Email me NOW - Bruce@211poker.com
"When sitting at the poker table of life, there are two kinds of people. It's up to you to determine who the angels are.
They come in all different forms and each player you sit with will have a lesson for you.Sometimes the lesson says to give your aces away.
When that happens, you have to ask yourself if you have the courage to let go of the small nugget.
Generally, when you show courage, you gain the strength to handle the larger nugget."
-Bruce Paul, Creator of 211 Poker
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2-11 Poker "Game Variations"
Variation #1
Play 2-11 as pot limit, high only!!!
Our analysis says this game will appeal to the pros in the game.
Variation #2
"Crazy 2-11"
Played with 8 players, deal 5 down cards to start and discard one card after the flop. The rest is the same.
Variation #3
In your home games, try adding a 'joker' to the deck for use as an ace, any card to complete a straight or a flush for high hands and as any card for a low.
Play 2-11 as pot limit, high only!!!
Our analysis says this game will appeal to the pros in the game.
Variation #2
"Crazy 2-11"
Played with 8 players, deal 5 down cards to start and discard one card after the flop. The rest is the same.
Variation #3
In your home games, try adding a 'joker' to the deck for use as an ace, any card to complete a straight or a flush for high hands and as any card for a low.
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