Games We Spread

Five games. One card room. Whether you're a Hold 'Em regular or looking to mix it up with Omaha, Seven Card Stud, Five Card Draw or High Low Chicago, High Mountain Poker has a seat for you. Learn how each game is played, then come find your table in Eugene.

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Overview

High Mountain Poker spreads No Limit Hold 'Em every day, plus a $2/$5 Big O / Hold 'Em mix and a $2/$4 limit mixed game. Each guide below covers the rules, how a hand plays and how we run the game.

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Five games, one room. Learn the rules and find your table.

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Five games, one room

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Which Game Is for You?

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The high hand always uses standard poker hand rankings. Split games award the other half differently: Big O and Omaha Hi-Lo give it to the best eight-or-better low, and High Low Chicago to the lowest spade in the hole.

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Learn With a Featured Dealer

Not sure where to start? Our featured dealers offer one-on-one time to walk you through the basics before you sit at a real table. No pressure, no jargon — just good instruction from someone who plays for a living. Sessions are available by appointment. Reach out to reserve your time.

Questions, Answered

What's the easiest poker game to learn?

Texas Hold 'Em or Five Card Draw. Hold 'Em is the game you'll find running every day at High Mountain.

What is a mixed game?

A game that rotates between poker variants, such as Hold 'Em, Omaha and Stud, usually every orbit or every set number of hands.

Do all games use the same hand rankings?

For the high hand, yes: every game we spread uses standard poker hand rankings, from high card up to a royal flush, and the Texas Hold 'Em guide lists them all. Split games award the other half differently: Big O and Omaha Hi-Lo give it to the best eight-or-better low, and High Low Chicago to the lowest spade in the hole.

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