3 CARD POKER

Introduction to an online casino poker game you might enjoy playing.

3 Card Poker is a simple game in which you get three cards and are paid according to their value. The dealer's hand is immaterial. There is no raising and no discarding, in fact no skill of any kind is involved.

The game of 3 Card Poker is played between a Dealer and a Player with a 52-card deck. Tri-Card Poker features two games - the Ante and Raise and the Pair Plus. The object of the Ante and Raise bet is to receive a higher poker hand than the Dealer. The object of the Pair Plus game is to receive a poker hand with Any Pair or better. The Player may bet on either or both games for any amount within the posted table limit. The wagers do not have to be equal amounts.

The Player wins if:

Ante - If the Player 3-card poker hand out ranks the Dealers hand. Or if the Player Raises and the Dealer does not qualify with at least a Queen.
Raise - If the Players 3-card poker hand outranks the Dealers hand and the Dealer qualifies by having at least a Queen as a high card.
Pair Plus -- If the Player is dealt a pair or better.

The Player loses if:

Ante - If the Player folds or the Dealer has a higher ranked 3 card poker hand
Raise - If the Dealer has a higher ranked hand.
Pair Plus -- If the Player does not receive a minimum of a pair, when dealt three cards.

You can now play Multihand 3-Card Poker at Roxy Palace and other Microgaming casinos.

Multihand 3-Card Poker table:

Multihand 3 Card Poker makes the game even better by allowing players to play up to 5 hands of cards. The player has the option to play each hand individually. In Multi-hand 3-Card Poker the stakes are greater – and so are the rewards!

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