Enjoying Caribbean Stud Poker - Part 3 of 4
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Enjoying Caribbean Stud Poker - Part 3 of 4
Discovering Payouts in Caribbean Stud Poker
Welcome back to our exploration of Caribbean Stud Poker. So far, we've covered the basics of the game and the typical play style. Today, we’ll dive into the exciting world of payouts, starting with standard hand payouts and concluding with progressive jackpots. Let's jump in!
Standard Hand Payouts
In our previous discussions, we mentioned that for your raise bets to pay off, the dealer's hand must qualify. Antes are always paid at even money. Here's a quick guide on the payouts for raise wagers when the dealer has a hand of Ace-King or better:
- One Pair: Even money. For example, a $10 bet pays $10.
- Two Pair: 2x your raise. A $10 bet pays $20.
- Three of a Kind: 3x your raise. A $10 bet pays $30.
- Straight: 4x your raise. A $10 bet pays $40.
- Flush: 5x your raise. A $10 bet pays $50.
- Full House: 7x your raise. A $10 bet pays $70.
- Four of a Kind: 20x your raise. A $10 bet pays $200.
- Straight Flush: 50x your raise. A $10 bet pays $500.
- Royal Flush: 100x your raise. A $10 bet pays $1,000.
Note: These payouts can vary between casinos. I once encountered an online casino offering 200x for a Royal Flush and 6x for a Full House. It's essential to shop around for the best deals, especially for progressives.
Progressive Payouts
The real excitement in Caribbean Stud Poker comes from progressive payouts, which differ across casinos. Some casinos might offer less on a Royal Flush but more on a Four of a Kind. These payouts occur regardless of the dealer's hand, requiring a $1 bet per hand to enter the progressive.
Here's an example of a progressive payout structure:
- Flush: $50 - $100.
- Full House: $75 - $250.
- Four of a Kind: $100 - $500 (again, shop around).
- Straight Flush: 10% of the current progressive jackpot. For example, if the jackpot is $50,000, the payout would be $5,000.
- Royal Flush: Hits the jackpot!
While some casino guides suggest that progressive bets are not ideal, they might not have experienced the thrill of getting a Four of a Kind when the dealer doesn't qualify. For me, it feels like a small insurance premium.
In our final segment, we’ll explore hand rankings and strategies for success. Stay tuned!
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