Yevsha

Alaska Holdem: Like Texas Holdem, but bigger. Deal three cards to each player initially; discard one after the flop. An additional card, the Avalanche, is dealt after the River -- at this point, the lowest showing rank on the table (which may be the Avalanche) is discarded.

Canary in a Coal Mine: Like Secret Squirrel, but you get to roll all your face-up cards. Last card is always down.

Crapper: Five Card Double-Draw, but only flushes count. If no one has a five-card flush, best four-card flush wins, going down to three or two-card if needed.

Graverobber: Exactly a reversed Organ Donor. This is Pair and Drop, but when someone folds, stop and take choose cards from highest to lowest showing.

Marilyn Monroe: Seven stud. High hand splits with the largest number of diamond pips. Face cards do not have any pips.

Murdock Street: Deal five down. Bet, draw up to two cards, bet. Deal four community cards. Go around, each player may exchange up to two cards with the middle. Bet. (Open rotates.) Your hand is three from your hand, two from the table - similar but not identical to Omaha. Split high-low. (No declaration; cards speak for themselves.)

Queens Choice: Starts out as normal Seven Stud, but when a face-up Queen is dealt, the game toggles between high and low.

The Screw: For the up rounds, if N players are still in, give N cards to the first player, who takes one and passes the rest around, everyone choosing their own card. Who gets to start rotates left around the table. Your last card is dealt face-up.