3 card poker rules

[vegas40]

# Player makes an Ante and/or Pairplus bet
# The dealer gives each player three cards and himself three cards. The player may examine his own cards. The dealer's cards are dealt face down.
# If the player made the Ante bet, then he has must either fold or raise.
# If the player folds, then he forfeits his Ante wager.
# If the player raises, then he must make an additional Play bet, equal exactly to his Ante bet.
# The dealer will turn over his cards.
# The dealer needs a queen high or better to qualify.
# If the dealer does not qualify then the player will win even money on the Ante bet and the Play bet will push.
# If the dealer qualifies, then the player's hand will be compared to the dealer's hand, the higher hand wins. The order of poker hands is indicated below.
# If the player has the higher poker hand then the Ante and Play will both pay even money.
# If the dealer has the higher poker hand then the Ante and Play will both lose.
# If the player and dealer tie then the Ante and Play bets will push.
# If the player made the Ante bet and has a straight or higher then the player will receive an Ante Bonus, regardless of the value of the dealer's hand.
these rules are credited to http://wizardofodds.com

[casinoplayer]

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[VegasLuvsMe]

Those are good rules to follow when you play 3-card poker. Thanks for the 3-card poker rules, vegas40.

I will still never forget the day when I won about $30 on my pairs-plus bet...

I was down to $5 at a $5, 3-card poker table and the pairs-plus bet was the only spot I could put my money on.

I was dealt a royal flush!

If I only had the extra cash to bet on my hand properly, I would have made my bankroll for the day.
But, after a few more hands of play, I still walked away from the table with $300 extra!

[IluvVegas]

Hey, that was a really nice gain you made. And since the rules for this game are so straight forward, I just may try it the next time I go to the casino.

Its maybe time to do something besides play the slots. Who knows, I may get lucky enough to win.

[VegasLuvsMe]

It is best to play 3-card poker when there are at least two or three others playing, or the dealer will win most of the hands.

I couldn't believe my luck when I got my straight flush (it was a straight flush, not a royal flush), just wish I had enough money at the time to bet all I was allowed...
I would have been rolling in the money.

[IluvVegas]

Oh, as I put in the other 3 card poker thread, they do now have 3 card poker at our local casino.

I may be going over there after while and if I do, I plan on watching the game for a while and perhaps even try my luck at it.

I will let you know the outcome if I do decide to play. Our neighbor won $2500 on this game. Nice win, eh?