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. The winner gets the jackpot. If the rest of the players fold or if you have the strongest hand in the game you are a winner. The example of Straight Poker is Double-Barrel Shotgun. In Double-Barrel Shotgun each player gets five cards face down. One of the cards has to be exposed by the player to the dealer’s left. 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. Straight Poker History.

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