3-D Magic Card Games

  To wage that the next card shown will be in between the two cards that are already given.  Guess What?  With 3-D Vision you know what the "in between card is."  You almost cannot lose!

  After everyone has put in an ante, the game then begins.  The dealer will show two cards (a left and right side) on the table.  Since the dealer must go through the whole deck he will flip the cards over in front of him.  Starting with the player to his immediate left, that player will decide if he would like to wager that the next card the dealer shows (in the middle) will be between the two given cards (tie's lose).  If the player decides he would like to wage.  He will bet a percentage of the overall pot or all of the pot.  If the player decides that he does not want to wager, he will say "pass," and the game will resume to the next player.

  In the case, the dealer did not show the "pass" card, and decide that card will become the first card (left side) for the next player.  In the case that the first card is an ace, the player will then decide whether it is "high" or "low" before seeing the second card on the right side.  An ace shown by the dealer on the right side is always "high."

1. Identical cards shown by the dealer mean there is no way that a player can wager a bet to fall in-between those cards.  In this case, the player must pay the original ante.
2. Initial antes can be set at any amount.  Usually the higher the ante the better.
3. The game is concluded when one player wagers and wins the remaining pot.
4. The game can go really fast or can last a long time with enormous pot potential.  A recommendation is let each player wage a maximum (usually the original ante) in the first round.
5. In some formats, a "tie" results in double payment by the player.

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