South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 20 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Article 20:18 - GAMING COMMISSION - DEADWOOD GAMBLING › Chapter 20:18:16 - Poker › Section 20:18:16:15.11 - The play - Hold 'em 212 poker

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
Hold 'em 212 poker must be played according to the following
				  rules:
(1) In the event that any cards
				are exposed by the dealer, the deal will be considered a misdeal. The dealer
				will then call the supervisor to the table to disclose the misdeal;
(2) Hold 'em 212 shall only be played on a
				table designated by the licensee for the play of Hold 'em 212 poker;
(3) One deck of cards shall be
				used;
(4) Players can only play one
				hand at a time;
(5) Winning hands
				shall be determined and paid according to the payouts listed on the table
				layout;
(6) Players must bet from
				three dollars to twenty-five dollars on the blackjack circle and a one dollar
				ante on the hold 'em circle before the cards are dealt. The 2 card plus circle
				is an optional bet and may be played for one dollar to ten dollars. If there is
				only one player, that player must place a five dollar bet. The first card shall
				be dealt face down in front of the player's bet, one to each player, and then
				one to the dealer, also face down. The second card dealt shall be used to pick
				up the first card and both cards are then placed together behind the players'
				bets. The dealers second card will be dealt face down and placed under the
				dealer's first card;
(7) The house
				rake may not exceed ten percent of the pot with a maximum of three dollars per
				pot. Examples, $10 to $19 pot equals rake of one dollar; $20 to $29 pot equals
				rake of two dollars; $30 plus pot equals rake of three dollars.
(8) How to bet and play one-on-one with the
				dealer:
Players must bet five dollars on (H) circle before the dealer
				  deals the cards. Players may bet three dollars to twenty-five dollars on the
				  blackjack circle and one dollar to ten dollars on the two cards plus.
The dealer pulls the five-dollar ante bets into the pot
				  circle and proceeds to deal the cards.
After a player receives the two cards, the player must either
				  bet or fold the hand. If a player folds, the five dollar ante in the pot circle
				  goes into the tray and blackjack commences. If a player bets, the dealer will
				  pull that bet into the pot circle. The dealer then burns one card face down,
				  above and to the left of the tray, and then deals the three-card flop face up.
				  At this point the player must either bet or fold. If player folds, all bets in
				  the pot circle are pulled into the tray and blackjack commences. If a player
				  bets, the dealer will pull that bet into the pot circle. The dealer than burns
				  one card face down, above and to the left of the tray placing it on top of the
				  first burned card, and deals the turn card face up. Again, the player must
				  either bet or fold. If a player folds, all bets in the pot circle are put into
				  the tray and blackjack commences. If a player bets, the dealer shall pull that
				  bet into the pot circle. The dealer then burns one card face down above and to
				  the left of the tray placing it on top of the two burned cards and deals the
				  river card face up. Again, the player must either bet or fold. If the player
				  folds, all bets in the pot circle are put into the tray and blackjack
				  commences. If the player bets, the dealer will pull that bet into the pot
				  circle. This concludes the betting rounds.
If a player folds at any point in the betting rounds, the
				  dealer must burn one card placing it over the discard rack before blackjack
				  commences.
The dealer next takes the top burned card off the pile above
				  and to the left of the tray and places it in the discard rack. The remaining
				  two burned cards are turned over to be used as the dealer's hold 'em
				  hand.
The dealer must have a pair or better to qualify to play. If
				  the dealer does not qualify, the dealer will take the house rake, if
				  applicable, from the pot circle and give the remaining chips to the player. If
				  the dealer qualifies but the player has a better hand, the chips in the pot
				  circle are paid 1:1 after any house rake is taken and all remaining chips are
				  given to the player. If the dealer qualifies and has a better hand, the chips
				  in the pot circle are put into the tray after any applicable house rake is
				  taken out. The five community hold 'em cards and the dealer's two hold 'em
				  cards are then burned to the discard rack with the dealer's cards on top and
				  blackjack commences.
No split pots are allowed in one player hold 'em. If a split
				  pot occurs it is considered a push and the chips in the pot circle are given
				  back to the player after any applicable rake is taken.
Pay table for 2 Card Plus:
Ace, King Flush . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15:1
Ace, King. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
				  7:1
Pair. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
				  4:1
Straight Flush. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
				  3:1
Straight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
				  .1:1
Flush. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
				  PUSH
(9) Two or more player
				Hold 'em 212.
Each player must bet one dollar on the (H) circle before the
				  dealer deals the cards. A player may bet from three dollars to twenty-five
				  dollars on the blackjack (BJ) circle and one dollar to ten dollars on the two
				  card plus.
All betting rounds are from two dollars to ten dollars on
				  hold 'em.
The dealer commences by pulling the one dollar ante (H) bets
				  to the pot circle. The dealer than deals cards from the left to the right. The
				  button will be placed by the first player who will start the betting round by
				  checking or betting from two dollars to the ten-dollar maximum bet. If a bet
				  has been made, the remaining players must call, raise the bet, or fold.
If a player bets the maximum, the bet cannot be raised any
				  further by later players. The remaining players must either call the bet or
				  fold. This applies to all betting rounds.
The dealer next burns one card by placing it face down in the
				  discard rack and then turns over the three-card flop. The dealer next pulls the
				  hold 'em bets into the pot circle. The first player again starts a betting
				  round by checking or betting. If no bet is made, the next player has the option
				  to check or bet. If a bet has been made, the remaining players must call, raise
				  the bet, or fold. When betting is finished, the dealer burns one card face down
				  into the discard rack and then deals the turn card face up. The dealer then
				  pulls the hold 'em bets into the pot circle. The first player again starts a
				  betting round by checking or betting. If no bet is made, the next player has
				  the option to check or bet. If a bet has been made, the remaining players must
				  call, raise the bet, or fold. When betting is finished, the dealer again burns
				  one card face down into the discard rack and then deals the river card face up.
				  The dealer next pulls the hold 'em bets into the pot circle. The first player
				  again starts a betting round by checking or betting. If no bet has been made,
				  the next player has the option to check or bet. If a bet is made, the remaining
				  players must call, raise the bet, or fold.
When the betting round is finished, the dealer will pull the
				  final hold 'em bets to the pot circle. The dealer next takes the house rake
				  from the pot and drops it in the box before the pot is distributed to the
				  winner.
If all but one player folds at any point in the betting
				  rounds, the dealer must burn one card placing it in the discard rack before
				  blackjack commences.
The dealer will ask the players still participating in the
				  hold 'em game to show both of their cards, starting with the player who has the
				  dealer button. The player with the highest poker hand will be given all of the
				  chips in the pot circle. The dealer then mucks the cards on the board by
				  placing the cards in the discard rack. At this point, blackjack
				  commences.
(10) Blackjack.
				If the dealer has not yet burned one card before commencing blackjack, the
				dealer must do so prior to commencing the blackjack game. All players shall
				hold their cards facing down to the table inside the table circle. Players are
				not allowed to show their two cards to any other players at the table.
The dealer will begin the blackjack hand by turning the
				  dealer's top card face up and placing it on top of the bottom card. All players
				  must pick up and hold their cards to play their hand. To hit the player must
				  scratch the table with the player's cards. To stand the player must tuck the
				  player's cards face down underneath the blackjack bet. To split or double down
				  a player must turn the player's cards face up in front of the blackjack bet.
				  Double down is only on a hard 10 or 11. Blackjacks shall be paid immediately.
				  Double down cards must be placed face down underneath the double cards.
				  Splitting is allowed on matching pairs only. When a player splits aces, they
				  may only receive one card each. When a player has a blackjack, the player must
				  turn the player's cards face up immediately. The dealer will then burn the
				  cards by placing the cards into the discard rack. Busted hands must also be
				  turned face up immediately. The dealer must follow the same rules for blackjack
				  as set forth in ARSD chapter 20:18:15. When the dealer turns over the player's
				  cards to pay or take the blackjack bet, the dealer will then also pay or take
				  for the 2 Card Plus bets. The dealer will then pick up all of the players'
				  hands and place the cards in the discard rack, starting from third position to
				  first position. When the blackjack is completed, the dealer will first move the
				  button to the next player going from the dealer's left and continuing to the
				  right. If the next player has just left the table and a new player sits down
				  immediately in that position, the button will pass over the new player and be
				  given to the next player. The dealer will remove the cards from the discard
				  rack and place the cards on the table in front of the dealer and place the
				  remaining cards in the dealer's hand on top. The dealer will then shuffle the
				  cards.
If for any reason the dealer runs out of cards, the dealer
				  must reshuffle the remaining cards in the discard rack.
An outgoing dealer shall tell the incoming dealer which
				  player is to receive the button for the next hand. An outgoing dealer must
				  finish a hand in progress before the dealer can be relieved from the
				  table.
General Authority:
SDCL
					 42-7B-7,
					 42-7B-11(13).
Law Implemented:
SDCL
					 42-7B-7,
					 42-7B-11(13),
					 42-7B-18.
Maximum amount of bets, SDCL
					 42-7B-4.
Table stakes, §
											20:18:16:21.
Exposing hand, §
											20:18:16:31.01.