> Single Player Poker

Each player gets five cards in Straight Poker. Unlike other Poker variations players can’t draw in Straight Poker. There is a period of time, during which palyers can make bets. It is called a betting interval. He, who wins, gets the jackpot. One can win if he has the strongest hand at a showdown or if all other players fold. Double-Barrel Shotgun is the example of Straight Poker. Each player is dealt 5 cards face down in Double-Barrel Shotgun. Beginning with the player to the dealer's left, all the players then expose any one of their cards. Betting intervals then alternate with further rounds of exposing one card each. After the final round of exposure the card combinations of the players are compared. The player with the best hand wins.