Casino Holdem
If you like to play Texas Holdem, then you'll love Casino Holdem!
How to play Casino Holdem
You start by placing a bet (called "Ante bet") and then the "Deal Cards" button. You will then be dealt two cards, the dealer will be dealt two cards (face down), and the first three cards of the flop are revealed. You must now decide to "call" (continue playing) or "fold" (stop playing). When you fold, you lose your Ante bet and the game is over. Calling costs an additional bet double the size of your original Ante bet. In other words, if you were playing a $5 Ante, it will cost you $10 to call. If you call, the remaining two cards of the flop are dealt, and the dealer's cards are turned over and the best hand wins.
Dealer Hand Exceptions
The dealer's hand does not qualify with a high card hand, a pair of deuces or or a pair of threes. When that happens, your Call bet is returned to you, and your Ante bet is paid out according to the Ante Pay Table below. That means that if a flop has a pair of deuces, that's actually a good hand to call because that pair will count for you, but not the dealer.
Winning Casino Holdem
If the dealer qualifies...
If the dealer has a better hand than you, then you lose both Call and Ante bets.
If you and the dealer have the same hand, both your Call and Ante bets are returned to you and nobody wins (a Push).
If you beat the dealer, your Call bet pays even money, and your Ante bet is paid out according to the Ante Pay Table below.
The AA bet (optional)
In addition to making an Ante bet, you have the option to make an AA bet where you're betting in getting AA or better. This bet relates only to your two cards and the first three cards on the flop so you must make an AA hand or better WITHOUT the turn/river cards.
.If you "fold", you loose both your Ante and AA bet.
If you Call, five cards (your two cards, and the first three cards) are considered as a poker hand. If you have less than a pair of Aces, the bet is lost. If you have a pair of Aces or better, you are paid according to the AA Pay Table below.
Ante Pay Table
- Royal Flush - 100 to 1
- Straight Flush - 20 to 1
- 4 of A Kind - 10 to 1
- Full House - 3 to 1
- Flush - 2 to 1
- Straight or less - 1 to 1
AA Pay table
- Royal Flush - 100 to 1
- Straight Flush- 50 to 1
- 4 of A Kind - 40 to 1
- Full house - 30 to 1
- Flush - 20 to 1
- Straight or less - 7 to 1
