sorry in advance for being a noob, not trolling

Can someone please explain or point to a resource with explanation of rules for some of the more exotic mix games.

The ones I'm really looking for
(from the plaques at Aria and Encore)

King Red
Badeucy 2-7
Dramaha
Badacey A-5
Razzdeucey 2-7

Just qualifiers, how many cards down, discards, how many streets and such would be wonderful. Thanks in advance for the help.

Countingouts.com has Badeucey and Badacey

razzdeuecy sounds interesting. think they actually play it at the bike, too.

assuming it's same structure as razz. 237r or 234r best dealt hands?

Yes

234 is preferred since nut tri and lower Razz but badugis are made more often. So for latter reason it’s close.

sounds like a lot of fun. would be a nightmare remembering cards though

No need to go crazy with that.

First thing you do is look at cards up and see how it impacts your hand strength. Then the high cards don’t matter.

I'm pretty sure it was established that King Red isn't a variant in the Aria mix but rather is a player's nickname and that it turned into a troll when people claimed it was a game.

ah, gotcha, that would make sense. the pictures I see of it they have plaques for the other games and a post it note for that. good to see we made the troll a little more real

also, thanks scotch for the countingouts link, looks like some great stuff

Enshrined in the 2p2 archive forever!

Razzdeucy is 2-7 for the razz and badugi parts I believe, so nut dugi is 5432r and nut low is 75432. Same structure as razz unless it's a super variant, so no discards.

You can search around this forum for more info on Dramaha by searching alternate names including Drawmaha and Svitten Special. The most common variant I know is it's a split pot game between best 5 card high hand in your hand and Omaha hand using 3 from the board and 2 from your hand. You start with 5 cards and action preflop is as normal I Omaha preflop. On the flop everyone gets to draw, in my experience it varies whether the draw happens before or after the flop betting. Some games limit the most you can draw to 3. There's also a variant where if you only draw 1, you get your card face up then can choose to keep it or replace it with a new face down card. Post draw action proceeds as normal Omaha. Game can be played FL or PL. I've also heard of variants with three rounds of drawing but that seems too crazy. It's also getting more common to play the 5 in your hand part as 2-7 low or even badugi.

As far as I know, none of the games you list have qualifiers.

Isn't called Razzdugi instead of Razzdeucy?

They're two different games. Razzdugi is played A-5 for the low, razzdeuy is 2-7. There is also razz 2-7 which is not a split pot game but is 2-7 for the low as opposed to the usual A-5.