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The online version of Casino Hold 'em follows the same model and rules as that of physical casinos. Players play against the house rather than each other. The aim is to have a better five-card hand than the dealer from the cards dealt to the player and the flop dealt on the table.

Playing online is either through a static computer-dealt style or on a live dealer model where the player sees and interacts with the croupier in real-time through a live stream.

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Casino Hold'em Rules

The aim of Casino Hold'em is as follows: The game is won by forming a better five-card hand than the dealer. Players do not play against each other but rather against the house. A game round ends in either a player win, dealer/house win, or a push (draw). Every round is played using a standard deck of 52 cards.

After logging onto the new casino website, you select the standard Casino Hold'em game or the live dealer version. You then decide whether to play using a bonus (if available) or with your deposit.

• Players show intent to play by placing an ante bet. There is also an optional side bet called AA Bonus.
• Once the bet is made, the dealer draws two cards for the player and two cards for themselves, both face-down.
• The dealer then places three other cards on the table face-up. These may increase to five as the game progresses.
• Players are allowed to check their cards and make a decision.

Two decisions can be made:

• Fold: If a player decides the round is too bad, they opt-out. This decision leads to a loss of the ante bet.
• Call: This is a decision to continue playing. It is confirmed by placing another bet that is twice the value of the ante bet.

If a Call bet is made, the dealer draws two more cards and places them on the table to bring the total of the flop (cards on the table) to five.

Both the player(s) and the dealer make a five-card poker hand that they feel is their best. This is done using their two cards and three cards from the five-card flop.

Players then compare their hand against the dealer's.

Game's Results

• The dealer needs two 4s or better to qualify.
• If the dealer fails to qualify, the Ante bet wins, and the Call bet pushes (draws). The Ante is paid in line with the paytable, and the Call is returned to the player as the same amount wagered.
• If the dealer qualifies, the player needs a better hand to win the round.
• If the player's hand is better than the dealer's, the Ante bet is paid out as per the paytable, and the Call Bet is paid out 1 to 1 (topped up with an equal amount).
• If both the dealer's and player's hands are equal, all bets push. The player receives back the exact amounts wagered on both Ante and Call bets.
• If the dealer has a better hand, the player loses all their bets.

The odds vary from one hand to another. This is why there is a paytable that has varying payouts for bets winning with different card combinations.

• A royal flush (a hand with an Ace, King, Queen, Jack, and Ten of a suit) has 1 in 31,000 odds. It pays out the highest amount (100:1)
• A straight flush (five sequential rank cards of one suit, e.g., 8, 9, 10, J, and Q of spades) has 1 in 3200 odds and pays 20:1
• A four-of-a-kind hand has a 1 in 6000 chance and pays 10:1
• A full house has a 1 in 39 odds and pays 3:1
• A flush has a 1 in 33 odds and pays 2:1
• A straight or less has a 16 out of 17 chance and pays 1:1

Of all new online casino games, Casino Hold'em has one of the lowest house edges at just 2.16 %. It is a simple game that can be enjoyed by players of all skill levels and is available in the most reputable new casinos online around the globe.