Poker Games

The poker games here are house-banked: your hand goes up against the dealer’s, not against other players. There’s no bluffing or raising between players. Your decisions are about your own hand, and payouts follow a fixed table shown on each game.

• Casino Hold’em: you get two cards, three community cards are turned over, then you call or fold before the rest of the board is dealt.
• Three Card Poker: your three-card hand against the dealer’s, with an optional Pair Plus bet that depends only on your own cards.
• Caribbean Stud: five cards each; the dealer needs at least ace-king to qualify.
• Ultimate Texas Hold’em: ante and blind bets, then a single raise, which can be bigger the earlier you make it.
• Video poker: you’re dealt five cards, hold the ones you want and replace the rest once.

From strongest to weakest:

1. Royal flush
2. Straight flush
3. Four of a kind
4. Full house
5. Flush
6. Straight
7. Three of a kind
8. Two pair
9. One pair
10. High card

One exception: in Three Card Poker, with only three cards, a straight beats a flush and three of a kind beats a straight.