Drop A Spot
Poker with some hidden / some visible player cards
Best 5-card poker hand splits pot with most "spots"
Number of Players: 2-7
Wild Cards: Yes
Stakes: Fixed. Typically up to $1 per bet capped at 3 raises.
"Match the Pot" feature (The Clash "Should I Stay or Should I Go" is often sung at this point in the game)
Overview
Spots is a version of 7-Card Stud where a split pot between the best 5-card poker hand and the 7-card hand with the most "spots".
Players are dealt 7 cards over 5 streets.
How To Play
Each player is dealt three cards face down starting with the player to the left of the dealer.
Each player will either hold or drop their hand led by a count by the dealer. Players that drop are folding and out of the game.
Each player is dealt three cards face up starting with the player to the left of the dealer.
Each player will either hold or drop their hand led by a count by the dealer. Players that drop are folding and out of the game and will pay a $1 fee to the pot.
Players that do not drop must win/share in the best poker hand or the most spots or they must match the pot at
Each player is dealt another card and can decide to have the card face up or face down
A round of betting occurs.
Determining the Winner
Each makes their best five-card poker hand using any of their 5 cards. Aces can play high or low.
Each makes their most spots using all 7 cards. Spots are defined as 1 for Aces, Fives, Sevens or Nines. 2 for Deuces, Eights or Tens. 3 for Threes. Fours, Sixes and face cards have 0 spots.