Currently
played Live in Russia, Estonia, Ireland, Panama.
Also available in over 100 On-line
casinos using
RealTimeGaming
software.
Progressive
Bet: Progressive-5/5™
Player has the option to
make an additional and completely separate bet
Progressive-5/5.
Base on
the first 5 cards that a player receives. These 5 cards are comprised of the
first 3 card flop and the 2 personal cards.
Payouts & Casino Edge:
Progressive-5/5
The
Payouts & Casino Edge are
the same as the
Progressive in Caribbean
Stud Poker.
Ca$ino-Hold'em® Progressive-5/5
meter can link with Caribbean Stud Progressive meter.
Probability
of any given poker hand is the same whether the player receives 5 cards to
himself or receives 2 cards to himself and 3 flop cards.
RULES
(1)
Each player places a bet in a box marked ‘Ante’ and an
optional 1$
progressive bet
(Progressive-5/7)
on a
Progressive Sensor.
(2) The dealer then deals 2 cards (face down) to each player and 2 to
himself.
In addition 3 community
cards are dealt face up in the middle of the table; this is called the ‘Flop’
and will eventually contain 5 cards.
(3)
Players then have to decide whether to continue by placing a further bet,
which must be double the Ante in a box marked ‘Call’ or they can
Fold and lose their Ante.
(4) After all player decided to call or pass, the dealer will open all
player's 2 cards.
(4a) Dealer will pay all winning
Progressive bets.
(5) The dealer will now deal
the last 2 communal cards face up, arrange the ‘Flop’ so they are easy to
read and exposes his 2 cards.
Each hand (dealer’s & player’s) shall be scored according to the best
5-card poker hand that can be composed out of the 5 community cards
‘Flop’ and
his/her 2
personal cards.
(6)
The dealer must have a pair of 4s or better to
Qualify.
If the dealer doesn’t Qualify:
The Ante is paid according to the AnteWin® pay table and push on the
Call.
If the dealer Qualifies:
Dealer will compare his hand against each player’s hand.
(a) Dealer and player have exactly the same hand the bet is a «push», it
doesn't win or lose.
(b) Dealer beats the player then the player will lose both the Ante and Call.
(c) Player beats the dealer then the Ante is paid according to the
AnteWin® Pay Table and the Call are pay 1 to1 (even money).
Note: All Winning hands Must be
Announce and Highlighted before paying out the bet.
|
AnteWin® Pay Table |
|
Hand |
Pays |
|
Royal Flush |
100 to 1 |
|
Straight Flush |
20 to 1 |
|
4 of A Kind |
10 to 1 |
|
Full House |
3 to 1 |
|
Flush |
2 to 1 |
|
Straight or
less |
1 to 1 |
Quick Rules
1. Players play against the dealer.
2. The Call is always double the Ante.
3. Dealer qualifies with a pair of 4‘s or higher.
4. If the dealer does not qualify only Antes are paid.
5. When the players hand is compared
against the dealer the highest 5 card poker
hand wins.
6. Call are always paid 1 to 1(even money).
7. Ante
always paid
according to the
AnteWin®
Pay
table.
8. Players must not communicate information regarding the content of their
hands.
9.
Players may play 1 hand only.
10. Winning hand must be
Announce and Highlighted before paying the bet.
Dealer's Manual
Dealing The
Cards
The method & technique of dealing cards is
the same for dealing single deck poker games.
When all is in order at the table the
dealer will deal the first card face down in front of the first player who has
an Ante.
The dealer will then deal him/herself a
card face down. A second card is then dealt to
the players and the dealer.
The Flop
Immediately after the initial deal has been
completed the dealer will then turn over the first 3 communal cards
‘Flop’
in the middle of the table.
Fold or Call - The Player Options
Once the player has viewed his/her 2 cards
and also seen the first 3 communal cards
‘Flop’.
The decision now has to be made as
to whether or not to Call and stay in the game or Fold
pass
their cards and lose their Ante.
Call
Upon checking If the player likes his or her cards and wishes to stay in the
game then a Call bet must be made. This is always twice the Ante and will
be placed in the Call box.
Fold
In this instance the player does not like his or her 2 cards and believes that
the dealer is likely to have a stronger hand. Upon making the decision not to
play the player will announce
‘Fold’
and the dealer will remove the Ante and place the 2 cards in the discard. For
this particular player the hand is now over.
Until all decisions have been made and
cards placed on the table players may not communicate information to one another
regarding the contents of their hand.
Turn & River
The dealer will now deal
the last 2 communal cards (Turn &
River) in the middle of the table.
Dealers & Players Hands
Dealer and players can use either 3, 4 or
5 of the communal cards (Flop) to complete his/her hand.
Arranging The Dealers Hand
Once the dealer has announced
his/her hand.
He/she now have to displayed the hand in a manner that is easiest to read.
Pairs taking preference,
being arranged to the left. If there are no pairs then the arrangement will be
high to low again starting from the left.
Please see accompanying illustrations on
recommended practice.
Dealer uses 3 cards from the Flop:
The 3 cards are pulled slightly down.
Dealer uses 4 cards from the Flop:
The 4 cards are pulled slightly down and the 1 card that
the dealer don't use out of his 2 cards, are put to the right side of the table
(face up).
Dealer uses the entire Flop:
The Flop are pulled slightly down, the dealer 2 cards are put to the right side of the table (face up).
Dealer not Qualify:
Pay Antes only.
The Flop must be kept in an orderly manner
as the dealer must also read the players hands and compare them to the casinos
hand.
The dealers 2 cards must there for be kept well separate to avoid possible
confusion.
|
Dealer uses 3 cards from the Flop (Full
House) |
Dealer uses 4 cards from the Flop
(Full House) |
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|
Dealer uses the Entire Flop (Full House) |
Dealer Not Qualify |
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Qualification
The
dealer’s hand must consist of a pair of 4‘s or higher to qualify
Dealer Not Qualify
All players who stayed in the game and made a Call bet will have their Antes
paid according to the AnteWin® pay table.
Dealer Qualifies
Dealer will compare his best hand against each player’s best hand.
(a) Dealer and player have exactly the same hand the bet is a «push», it
doesn't win or lose.
(b) Dealer beats the player then the player will lose both the Ante &
Call.
(c) Player beats the dealer then the Ante is paid according to the
AnteWin® pay table and the Call is pay 1-1 (even money).
AnteWin® pay table
If the Ante does win it is entitled
to an AnteWin®
Payout.
All 5 cards will be used to
determine who is the winner.
If both the dealer and player share a
pair then the third, fourth and fifth card will be taken into consideration.
These rules are as for standard Texas Hold’em Poker.
|
AnteWin® Pay Table |
|
Hand |
Pays |
|
Royal Flush |
100 to 1 |
|
Straight Flush |
20 to 1 |
|
4 of A Kind |
10 to 1 |
|
Full House |
3 to 1 |
|
Flush |
2 to 1 |
|
Straight or
less |
1 to 1 |
Progressive-5/5
