Casino Hold’em is a sports cash poker game against the dealer that you can play at many online casinos. This dynamic game has gained a lot of popularity recently, and our guide will help you learn its rules and check out strategies to increase your chances of winning.
Casino Hold’em Poker Rules
Casino Hold’em is played against the dealer with a standard 52 card deck. To start with, the player has to place a bet called ‘Ante’ of any value. Then the dealer deals out 2 cards for the player, 2 for himself and 3 cards in a special pool of Community Cards, i.e. common cards, placed in the middle of the table. The player now has a choice: he enters or passes. If the player decides to fold, the round is over and the bet goes to the casino. If, however, he decides that these cards are worth betting, he must add a ‘Entry’ bet of double the Ante value, and the dealer deals two additional cards to the community pot. After that, the dealer puts his cards on the table and the combinations obtained are compared.
The final combination is made up of a total of seven cards: two cards for the player and the dealer, plus five community cards. They are selected to be the strongest combination in a standard five-card poker sequence. This means that while in practice a player may be dealt three pairs, for example, his hand is limited to the five-card combinations described below.
Card combinations in Casino Hold’em
As Casino Hold’em is a variation of poker, the standard sets of winning combinations apply as we list here. The difference is that compared to regular poker, the payout is not only determined by the pot the player has bet, but also by the paytable for the different types of bets. We list here the common names in Polish as well as the original, proper names used in the casino.
Poker hands
Check below to see the Casino Hold’em payouts
Poker (or Royal Flush): Cards from ten to ace of the same suit. Ante payout is 100 to 1.
Full Straight Flush: Consecutive five-valued cards of different suits, with combinations other than straight flush (e.g. nine to king). In case the dealer and player both have this combination, the highest card wins. 20 to 1.
Four of a Kind: Four cards of the same rank (eg four nines) in each suit. If 카지노사이트 and the player have 4’s, the higher-value set wins. 4 to 1.
Full (Full House): Three and a couple. If the dealer and the player both have full houses, the set with the higher three is the winner. 3 to 1.
Flush: Five cards of the same suit. In case of a tie, the strongest card decides. 2 to 1.
Straight: Consecutive five-value cards with different suits. In case the dealer and player both have this combination, the highest card wins.
3 of a Kind: Three cards of the same rank and two not paired.
Two Pairs: Two pairs of cards of the same rank. If the dealer and the player have the same set. The pair with the highest value wins. When both hands have pairs of the same value, the higher of the lower pair wins. When both pairs are equal, the amount of the last card, except for pairs, decides to win.
Pair: Two cards of the same rank. In the event that the dealer and the player both have this combination, the highest of the remaining cards wins, and if it is still tied, the second, then the third.
High Card: When neither of the above combinations are in your hand, the highest card wins, and in case of ties, the next one.
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