🎮 Poker

Online casino poker encompasses a wide range of table games where players compete against the house rather than each other. Popular variants include Caribbean Stud Poker, Three Card Poker, Casino Hold'em, and Pai Gow Poker. Each variant has its own unique rules and optimal strategies, but all share the fundamental poker hand rankings from high card to royal flush.

House Edge: 2-5%
Difficulty: Medium

📋 How to Play

Casino poker games pit you against the house, not other players. In Caribbean Stud Poker, you receive five cards and decide to fold or raise against the dealer's hand. In Three Card Poker, you get three cards and bet on whether your hand beats the dealer. Casino Hold'em follows Texas Hold'em rules with community cards, but you play against the dealer. Hand rankings (high to low): Royal Flush, Straight Flush, Four of a Kind, Full House, Flush, Straight, Three of a Kind, Two Pair, One Pair, High Card.

💡 Tips for Players

In Caribbean Stud, always raise with a pair or better, always fold with less than Ace-King. In Three Card Poker, play any hand of Queen-6-4 or better. In Casino Hold'em, play most hands but fold very weak starting hands. Always check the paytable for side bets — they often have a high house edge but can offer large payouts. Learn the specific strategy for each variant you play.

🎯 Strategy Guide

Each poker variant has its own optimal strategy. For Caribbean Stud: raise with any pair or higher; with Ace-King, raise if your third highest card matches or beats the dealer's upcard. For Three Card Poker: the optimal cutoff is Q-6-4 — play anything better, fold anything worse. For Pai Gow Poker: set your hands to maximize winning at least one of the two hands. Side bets like progressive jackpots can be fun but have higher house edges.