How to Play Caribean Poker
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Short Description
Casino-on-Net's Caribbean Poker is a Poker-style game,
in which the player competes, one on one, against the dealer.
At the end of the hand, the player and dealer compare hands
formed from their five cards. The player's goal is to beat
the dealer's hand.
Caribbean Poker Rules
Caribbean Poker is played with a standard 52-card deck
of cards. To start the game, the player must first place
an "Ante Bet". The dealer then gives each player
five cards face-up. (On Public and Group tables the other
members' cards will appear to be dealt face down.) The dealer
also receives five cards; four cards dealt face down, and
one card face up.
When the player looks at his/her cards, and the dealer's
Up Card, the player either challenges the dealer's hand,
by placing a bet, or surrenders. The "Challenge Bet"
is always equal to twice the Ante Bet. If the player chooses
to "Surrender", the Ante Bet is lost.
When a Challenge Bet is made, the dealer reveals his four
remaining cards, and the hands are then compared.
In order to qualify, the dealer's hand must contain at
least one Ace and one King or better. If the dealer's hand
does not qualify, the players receive a 1 to 1 payout on
their Ante Bet, and the Challenge Bet is returned without
additional winnings.
Should the dealer's hand qualify (with a value of at least
one Ace and one King), the player's and dealer's hands are
then compared, and the best hand wins (see Poker Hand Value
Chart below). A player's winning hand receives 1 to 1 on
the Ante Bet, plus the winnings on the Challenge Bet, which
are calculated according to the hand's value (see "Payoff"
column of Poker Hand Value Chart below).
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