How To Play Caribbean Poker
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How to Play Caribbean Poker
Introduction
Caribbean Poker, also known as Caribbean Stud Poker, became popular on cruise ships and in South Pacific clubs before finding its way to Las Vegas casinos. Today, it's a favorite in casinos worldwide. This game is easy to learn and closely resembles 5-card stud. Many online casinos offer variations of Caribbean Poker, often with a progressive jackpot.
Game Basics
The game begins with each player placing an ante bet. Typically, up to six players can sit at a table. Online casinos may have varying ante amounts. Each player receives five cards face-up, while the dealer gets five cards with one face-up. Players then decide whether to place a "call bet" based on their hand, with table limits on the maximum bet. Alternatively, players can choose to surrender, forfeiting their ante.
After calling, the dealer reveals their cards. For the dealer to qualify, they must hold at least an Ace-King combination. If the dealer doesn't qualify, players win the ante, but their call bet is returned.
If the dealer qualifies, the best hand wins. Winning with a pair pays even money on the ante bet. Winning with a higher-ranked hand results in a payout based on the game’s payout table?"the stronger your hand, the higher the payout.
Always remember: if you decide not to call, you'll lose the ante.
Payout Table
Payouts can vary, but here is a basic table of multiples based on your call bet:
- Royal Flush - 100:1
- Straight Flush - 50:1
- Four of a Kind - 20:1
- Full House - 7:1
- Flush - 5:1
- Straight - 4:1
- Three of a Kind - 3:1
- Two Pair - 2:1
- One Pair - 1:1
If you lose to the dealer, you forfeit both bets.
Conclusion
Caribbean Stud Poker is entertaining and widely popular. Keep in mind that the house edge is about 5.22%, which is higher than blackjack but lower than many other casino games. Enjoy playing, and gamble responsibly!
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