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Four Queens House Way
Last Update: Jul 17, 2007
Following is the house way for the Four Queens in Las Vegas. It is based on a rule card available at the game I obtained on July 16, 2007. It is exactly the same as the house way for the Texas Station.
- No pair: Place the highest card in the high hand and the next two highest cards in the low hand.
- One pair: Place the pair in high hand and the next two highest cards in the low hand.
- Two pair:
- Ace and any other pair - always split.
- Face card pair and pair 6's or higher - always split
- Any two pair 6's or under - never split
- With any other 2 pair, split unless the hand contains an ace - then play the ace in the low hand
- Three pair: Always play highest pair in low hand.
- Three of a kind:
- Always play three of a kind in high hand except break up three aces.
- Two three of a kinds - play the lowest 3 of a kind as the high hand and split the higher 3 of a kind
- Straight:
- Keep as the high hand.
- 6 card straight - use the highest card in the low hand.
- 5 or 6 card straight with a pair - use the pair as the low hand.
- Straight with 2 pair - play the 2 pair rule.
- Flush:
- Keep as the high hand.
- 6 card flush - use the highest card in the low hand.
- 5 or 6 card flush with a pair - use the pair as the low hand.
- Flush with 2 pair - play the 2 pair rule.
- Straight and a Flush: A flush and a straight with no pair - play the combination that results in the highest low hand.
- Full house: Split except with pair of 2's and an ace/king can be played inlow hand.
- Four of a kind: Play according to the rank of the four of a kind:
- 2 through 6: Always keep together.
- 7 through 10: Split unless a pair or ace and picture can be played in the low hand.
- Jack through king: Split unless hand also contains a pair of 10's or higher.
- Aces: Split unless a pair of 7's or higher can be played in low hand.
- Straight Flush:
- Keep as the high hand.
- Split 2 pair 10's and higher, or a pair of aces and any other pair.
- Any other two pair with ace - play the 2 pair as high and the ace in the low hand.
- Play a straight or flush instead of the straight flush if it causes a picture card or higher to be played in the low hand.
- Royal Flush:
- Keep as the high hand.
- Royal flush with a pair - play the pair in the low hand.
- Royal flush with 2 pair - play the 2 pair rule.
- Split the royal flush if an ace, king or a pair can be played in the low hand while retaining a straight or flush in the high hand.
- Five aces:Split unless pair of kings can be played in low hand.
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