Selective Resolution

NIRNAY is a three-card poker game built around one shared deal, two opposing hands and two community cards. Players select Gaja or Simha, then Open or Blind. The same deal can therefore resolve through four different player decisions.
Two cards are dealt to Gaja and two to Simha, together with one Open and one Blind community card. The player selects a side and a community card.
The selected community card completes the player's three-card hand. The opposing side uses both community cards and resolves as its best three-card hand.
Same deal. Same information. Different decisions can produce different resolutions.
The Game
NIRNAY uses one standard 52-card deck.
An Ante is placed before the deal.
Two cards are dealt to Gaja and two to Simha. One community card is dealt Open and one Blind.
The player may Fold or place a wager equal to the Ante, selecting:
Gaja + Open or Blind, or Simha + Open or Blind
Player selection Opposing hand
Gaja + Open Simha’s best hand
Gaja + Blind Simha’s best hand
Simha + Open Gaja’s best hand
Simha + Blind Gaja’s best hand
The player's side combines its two cards with the selected community card.
The opposing side combines its two cards with both community cards and takes the best three-card poker hand.
The higher hand wins. Identical hands tie and the wager and Ante are returned.
Hands Pays
Trail A A A...................................................100:1
Trail K K K....................................................75:1
Trail Q Q Q through 2 2 2.................25:1
Pure Sequence (suited)...................5:1
Sequence...................................................4:1
Flush...............................................................3:1
Pair..................................................................2:1
High Card...................................................1:2
Ante pushes on a winning hand. Ante is lost if the player folds or loses.
All hands qualify.
House Edge
4.06%
House edge: 4.06%
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