Prior to dealing out the cards, players are required to place 9 chips on the board. Some spots may have unclaimed chips from bets from previous games, simply add yours to these. Once the stakes are placed, the dealer passes each player one card at a time, face-down.
The dealer also deals out a spare hand at the same time. Some players may have more cards than others. They are not allowed to examine the hand prior to swapping. Hands may not be combined. The dealer may also auction the spare hand to the highest bidder. The hand remains unseen in the scenario as well. The player who buys it discards their hand and pays the dealer in chips for the spare.
If no one wishes to buy the hand during an auction, the dealer can still swap their hand for it. The dealer can also auction their hand to the bidder after trading it for the spare. Players who hold the Ace, King, Queen, Jack, or Ten of hearts takes the chips from the corresponding space. If a player has both the Queen and King of Hearts, they take chips from both the King and Queen spaces as well as the King-Queen space. The chips on can be taken by players with an in sequence from any one suit it is not required to be hearts.
If two or more players satisfy this, they share the chips equally. In the middle of the game is a poker round. Each player creates a 5 card hand and separates it from the rest of their cards.
You do not have to make this the best hand possible if you wish to save some cards from being revealed for later in the game. If you are unfamiliar with poker hand combinations, refer to our poker hand rankings page. If a player raises, once the raise has been called by all remaining players, and there was no other raise, the betting round ends.
Once all players have put in equal stakes the showdown occurs. The player with the highest ranking hand takes the pot. If two or more players have highest ranking hands that are equal, the pot is split between them evenly.
After the poker phase concludes, players pick up their whole hands and play some Michigan. The winner of the poker pot starts the next game by leading a card. Once the dealer has dealt the whole deck to the players, plus one extra hand, the dealer has the option of discarding his hand in favor of the extra hand, without looking at the extra cards. The players then progress to hearts, and claim chips for the face cards in the suit of Hearts as well as other card combinations.
During the poker phase, each player creates a poker hand of five cards from his hand and bets on it. Include a pen and paper to write down the stakes as you go to make gameplay easier for everyone playing. To be able to properly follow the Tripoley rules the game needs a little bit of set up before playing. Place the specialized game board in the middle of players, and divide up the game chips evenly to all players. If there are any remaining, set them aside so that everyone has an equal amount.
Have all players place 1 of their chips on each segment of the game board including the middle, so players should place 9 chips onto the board each. Shuffle the deck of cards, and then deal out all the cards to players one at a time. It is ok if one or more players have more cards than other players. Be sure to deal to an invisible player so that there is a spare hand as this is important for gameplay.
So if there are 5 players, there should be 6 hands for example. Tripoley begins with the dealer looking at their hand, and deciding whether to keep it or swap with the invisible player. They cannot look at the hand before swapping, and they cannot mix cards from the 2 hands. If the dealer opts out of swapping the hand, the highest bidder from the remaining players can swap hands instead. Tripoley has 3 separate stages.
Others may ask how do you play Tripoley. Tripoley starts off like playing poker. All players must select five cards which they think is most appropriate for their poker hand. The remaining cards can be set aside for the time being.
A player does not have to play their best poker hand if other cards can be used later. Name required. Email will not be published required. Website optional.
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