November 3, 2009

Here’s another form of poker increasingly popular with players around the world: the Caribbean Poker. This form of poker has 5 cards, and the player plays against the dealer. The goal of the game is to beat the dealer’s hand. Even if your online casino offers a public hall of Caribbean Stud Poker, the player plays only against the dealer, as in Black Jack.

The beginning of the game takes place when the player places a pre-bet called “ante” which allows him to receive five cards face up. The dealer also receives five cards, but only one is discovered, while the other four are face down. The player must decide, by looking at his hand and comparing it to the one the dealer’s up card, if he has a better hand than the dealer or not. If you think you have a worse hand than the dealer, the player may “surrender” and click on “Yield” on the screen. With the surrender you lose the pre-episode “Ante” starting. If you have confidence in their cards, you can challenge the dealer’s hand and place a bet by clicking on “Challenge”. The episode of challenge automatically doubles the value of the bet “Ante”. When you challenge the bench, the last four cards of the dealer will be discovered and compared the results!

An important rule to know is that to accept the challenge, the hand of the bank must have an ace and a king. Otherwise, the challenge is void and the player receives a reward equal to the episode “ant” starting. If the dealer’s hand is acceptable, we will proceed to the comparison, and the player will win or lose the challenge. In case of a tie, bets will be refunded.

There are several combinations that can lead to different results in the player’s hand. A royal flush, for example, will pay much more than double. It’s always good to check the payment terms offered by your online casino.

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