Blood River

A very simple addition / alteration to any game with community cards. To be fair this isn't a Shed or even West End invention.

Basic rules are play (say Omaha) as usual. Standard flop (3 cards), standard turn (1 card), standard river with round of betting. BUT if the river card is red (heart ♥️or diamond♦️) there is another river card with a round of betting. IF this card is red, there is a 3rd river card and betting. This continues until a black (♠️♣️ ) card is dealt, at which point there is a last round of betting.

Now as always men with sheds have developed this further. For example Utah and Dr Whooo can both easily have a blood river, as can Matty and Matty turbo.
You get the gist I'm sure.
I will leave it at that as it is Christmas and I don't want to overtax you with "bus crash", "LGBT", "menopause" etc.

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