Abstract: A method of playing a wagering game wherein a plurality of players place bets on a wagering board or table on which surface is laid out an arrangement or set of joined 2-card combinations called "duos" of ordinary playing cards formed from a deck of conventional playing cards preferably the poker type or replica thereof. The dealer is provided with a deck of conventional playing cards with suits and ranks that are identical to the cards on the wagering board. The dealer shuffles the deck as the players are placing their bets on the wagering board. After all bets are placed, the dealer draws the first two cards, one at a time, from the deck, lay them face up on the table, next to one another, and inspect them if they form a combination that matches any one of the duos on the wagering board. If a match is made, the matched duo is declared the winner, and the winners paid according to a payout schedule. The game ends and the cards are reshuffled for the next game.