A surprising number of Texas Hold ’em Hi-Lo Declare hands ended with all remaining players declaring the same way. Sometimes with as many as four players left, all players’ fists would open up with the same number of chips in them.
On one hand that ended with a 10-high board, Paul, John, and Mark DeVol were the three remaining players. All three of them declared high. John and Mark both had pocket kings to split the pot. (Paul had A-10.)
Troy and Violet seemed to split quite a few pots. They finished the night up $100 between them.
Paul finally had a losing night. He was stuck for $70.00 fairly early, then managed to win all of it back before slipping down to a $58.00 loss for the night. He played a lot of Texas Hold ’em Hi-Lo Declare hands, and seemed to consistently guess the wrong way when it came time to declare.
| Mark D | +$32.00 |
| Mary | ‑$74.00 |
| Paul | ‑$58.00 |
| John | +$18.00 |
| Lyndon | +$58.00 |
| Jason | ‑$73.00 |
| Troy | +$51.00 |
| Violet | +$49.00 |
Card Night Blog 
Hello, cardnight players, from Mr.211, Bruce Paul.
Just wanted to say Thank you for playing 211 Poker and would love to chat about how you found out about my game.
I will be offering a place to tell tales about the play of the game soon.
Maybe, I can do one of your podcasts???
Anyway, I’d love to hear from you.
Thanks again,
Bruce