When a dealer picks up a discarded card and plays it himself or deals it to his partner if his partner signals for it.
It works quite well in a game where players are drinking because rarely do they notice the card re-enter play in the same hand. It is often used in stud and draw games, not so much in "flop" games like Texas Hold'em because the dealer doesn't have a chance to pass that card to his partner.
It works quite well in a game where players are drinking because rarely do they notice the card re-enter play in the same hand. It is often used in stud and draw games, not so much in "flop" games like Texas Hold'em because the dealer doesn't have a chance to pass that card to his partner.
The character Worm was said to have learned this technique "discard culls" in the film Rounders whilst he was in prison
by Bonaventure Canute January 16, 2010