Best Lowball

Triple-draw split-pot variant combining Badugi hand rankings with 2-7 lowball, rewarding players who can build strong hands in both systems simultaneously.

Single-draw lowball variant using deuce-to-seven rankings where the best hand is 2-3-4-5-7 of mixed suits; frequently spreads in high-stakes cash games worldwide.

Korean draw game where players build a four-card hand using all different suits and ranks; the ideal badugi is A-2-3-4 of four different suits with no duplicates.

Ace-to-five lowball draw game with three drawing rounds where A-2-3-4-5 is the best possible hand and straights and flushes do not count against the low.

Mixed game splitting the pot between the best Razz (seven-card stud low) hand and the best Badugi hand, uniquely combining stud and draw game mechanics.

Seven-card stud lowball game where the best five-card low hand wins; aces count as low and straights and flushes are ignored, making A-2-3-4-5 the nuts.

Single-draw California Lowball variant where aces count as low, straights and flushes are ignored, and A-2-3-4-5 known as the wheel is the best possible hand.

Action Razz is a variation of traditional lowball Razz poker designed to increase player participation and pot sizes by implementing modified betting rules or wild cards.

Lowball draw game using deuce-to-seven rankings with two drawing rounds, offering more flexibility than single draw but less variance reduction than triple draw.

Ace-to-six lowball variant related to Razz where straights and flushes do count against the low, making A-2-3-4-6 of mixed suits the strongest possible hand.