The rules of the games
Three games are played at Patch-Patch, all with the same play chips. Each page below is the full set of rules for one of them, written from the game's own code: the betting structure, who acts when, how hands are made and how the pot is paid.
Patch-Patch is the game this site is named after: 12 cards, three boards, three Omaha hands and one pot, with pot-only betting, for two or three players. If you know Omaha you already know how each board plays; the new part is the split of your cards and the scoop. NL Hold'em and PL Omaha are the classics, at 6-max tables.
Whatever the game, hands rank the same way: the hand rankings page has the chart, how ties are broken and the odds of each hand.
Patch-Patch rules
The deal, the arrangement, the three boards, pot-only betting with worked examples, the showdown, splits and the scoop.
NL Hold'em rules
Two cards each, five on the board, the best five of seven, and any bet up to your whole stack.
PL Omaha rules
Four cards each, exactly two of them with three from the board, and bets up to the size of the pot.