The Midwest´s Duelin´ Deuces - Part Two
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For some reason the online article cut this important statement
that goes with Table 2.2--Key Plays for the Four Deuces games:
"Exceptions: The first choice of exceptions is highlighted in
yellow, second choice is highlighted in blue. For example, if
you're playing Loose Deuces and you're dealt:
King of Hearts, Queen of Hearts, and Four of Hearts plus any two
Deuces, then you were dealt a Flush. However, you'll see the
first choice, highlighted in yellow, is Hold Four to a
Royal-therefore hold the two Deuces plus the King and Queen to a
Royal. In other words, your first choice is in yellow and your
second is in blue. If none apply, then follow the holds in the
dealt hand column."
Notes: If a further explanation is needed, then you will find it
in the notes section, after the table.
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