Red dog poker is not poker at all. Two cards land face up, and the player bets that a third card will fall between them. The narrower the gap, the bigger the payout, and the one real decision is whether to double the bet once the gap is known. For the wider market picture, start … Read more
Zappit blackjack lets the player throw away a bad starting hand and take two fresh cards. A two card fifteen, sixteen or seventeen can be zapped, replaced in one click, and played again from the new total. The price is the dealer twenty two rule: when the dealer finishes on twenty two, every live hand … Read more
Heads up holdem looks like ultimate texas holdem until a strong hand loses. Then the Odds bet still pays. A straight that runs into a better dealer hand collects 5 to 1 on the best table, and a straight flush that loses collects 500 to 1. No other holdem game at the table pays a … Read more
Super fun 21 hands the player almost every rule a blackjack player wishes for. Double on any number of cards, surrender at any point, split aces and keep hitting, and win automatically with six cards. The house takes all of it back in one line on the felt: most blackjacks pay even money. For the … Read more
Texas holdem bonus poker is the house banked holdem game where folding is almost always wrong. The player folds only five unsuited starting hands, the dealer never qualifies, and the Ante pays only when the winning hand reaches a straight. Everything else rides on a Flop bet and two optional raises as the board comes … Read more
3 card blackjack takes the totals of blackjack and the betting of three card poker and removes the one thing every blackjack player fears. Nobody draws, so nobody busts. Three cards arrive, the best total from two or three of them counts, and the only decision is whether to raise or fold before the dealer … Read more
DJ wild poker puts five wild cards into a single deck and removes the dealer qualifier entirely. The four deuces and the joker give the game its name, a pair of fours decides whether to play, and the Blind bet pays only when the winning hand reaches a straight. For the wider market picture, start … Read more
Free bet blackjack lends the player the money for the best doubles and most splits. A hard nine, ten or eleven doubles for nothing, every pair except tens splits for nothing, and a winning free bet pays real money. The house takes the value back in one line printed on the felt: dealer twenty two … Read more
Crazy 4 poker charges two wagers before a card is dealt and refuses to let the player fold one of them away. The Super Bonus rides alongside the Ante on every hand, the dealer needs king high to qualify, and a pair of aces unlocks a raise three times the size of the Ante. For … Read more
High card flush ignores pairs, straights and full houses entirely. Seven cards arrive, and the only thing that counts is the number of them sharing a suit. The longest flush wins, the highest card breaks a tie, and the raise grows with the length of the flush. For the wider market picture, start at our … Read more
Blackjack switch hands the player something no other blackjack table allows. Two hands are dealt, and the second card of each may be swapped with the other. That single move is worth far more than the house can afford, so a dealer total of twenty two pushes instead of losing. For the wider market picture, … Read more
Four card poker deals the dealer five cards and the player four, then removes the qualifying rule that every other stud variant leans on. The dealer always plays. The player may raise one, two or three times the Ante, and that choice is where the whole game lives. For the wider market picture, start at … Read more