Things You'll Need:
- Basic knowledge of poker
- Deck of cards
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Step 1
Use a standard deck of cards to play mambo stud poker. Know the term seven-card stud. This occurs when each person has a variety of face-down and face-up cards in a series of rounds. Mambo stud also includes primary poker game variants.
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Step 2
Learn mambo stud techniques. Mambo stud poker has three rounds of betting, and each player is required to post an ante. The game is played high-low and there is a qualifying rule for low (six or more).
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Step 3
Get your deal. Each player is dealt one card face-down and one card up. A round of betting is followed by the dealing of another card face-up. One more round of betting takes place, then a community card is dealt and a final round of betting ensues.
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Step 4
Mambo stud is unique from regular poker that focuses on hand rankings. The highest ranking low hand (A-2-3) is termed a "low mambo," and the highest ranking high hand (Q-K-A-suited) is "high mambo." Use any combination of three of the four cards for high hand and any three for low.
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Step 5
Be aware of the other high hands. You can typically rank them as follows, from the top down: straight flush, three of a kind, straight, flush, one pair and highest card rank.
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Step 6
Play mambo stud poker by dealing one or more community cards primarily for home games. Sometimes one or more of the cards are wild.








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