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Casino poker games

House-banked table games that use poker hands, where you play against the dealer rather than other players.

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Casino poker games

Casino poker games are banked by the house. Each player plays against the dealer's hand rather than against other players, and payouts follow a fixed pay table. Because pay tables and side bets differ between casinos, the figures below are the most common versions; always check the table's posted rules.

• OPR-801Asia PokerSplit seven cards into a four-card, a two-card and a one-card hand, and beat the dealer on two of the three.
• OPR-802Casino Hold'emHold'em against the dealer: ante, see the flop, then fold or call at twice the ante. The dealer needs a pair of fours.
• OPR-803Four Card PokerMake the best four-card hand from five cards and beat the dealer's best four from six. Raise one to three times the ante.
• OPR-804Let It RideThree equal bets, three cards and two community cards. Take back up to two bets, and get paid for tens or better.
• OPR-805Mississippi StudTwo hole cards and three community cards, with a raise of one to three antes on each street. Paid from a table, not against the dealer.
• OPR-806Pai Gow PokerSplit seven cards into a five-card hand and a two-card hand, and beat the banker with both.
• OPR-807Pyramid PokerA three-card cousin of Pai Gow Poker: set a two-card and a one-card hand, and beat the dealer on both to win.
• OPR-808Red DogBet that a third card will fall between two cards already dealt. The narrower the spread, the bigger the payout.
• OPR-809Russian PokerFive-card stud against the dealer, with the option to buy a sixth card or exchange cards. The dealer needs ace-king.
• OPR-810Three Card PokerA fast house-banked game: three cards each, beat the dealer's queen-high qualifier, with Pair Plus and bonus side bets.