Aim of the Game

The purpose of the Caribbean Poker is to beat the dealer's hand with a winning combination of five cards.

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Poker Basics Antlllais

Caribbean Poker is based on the ranking of the hands of five card stud even if the player bets against the house here, and not against other players.
Caribbean Poker is played with a deck of 52 cards with no Joker, and the packet is shuffled after each hand.
After placing your first initiated (ante), you receive five cards face up.
The dealer also receives five cards, four face down and the last face.
By using the information at your disposal, you must decide to stay in game (again) or leave (to bed).
If you decide to raise, you need to hire an additional wager in an amount equal to twice the original bet of the ante.
If you decide to fold, you forfeit your ante bet.
After your decision to raise or fold, the dealer reveals his four remaining cards.
To be able to play, the dealer must have received a hand consisting of an Ace / King or higher.
If the dealer's hand is not valid, you will gain 1-1 (even money) on your ante and your raise will be returned without additional winnings.
If the dealer's hand is valid, it will compare his cards to yours.
If your hand is a higher rank than the dealer's hand, you win and receive a 1-1 win your ante and more gains on your raise detailed in the table in the next section.
If the dealer's hand is higher ranked in your hand, you lose both your ante and your recovery.
If the dealer's hand and yours is worth (five rows of cards are identical - we do not take account of families), the ante and raise will be considered both a push and your bets will be refunded.

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Caribbean Poker Features

Winning Combinations (in the case where the dealer's hand is valid)

Ace / King:
A hand containing an Ace and a King (eg: A, Q, 2 K, 7).

One Pair:
A hand containing one pair (eg A, A, Q, J, 6).

Two Pairs:
Two pairs of cards of equal rank (eg Q, Q, 3,6,6).

Kind:
Three cards of same rank (eg K, K, K, Q, 10).

Scenes:
Five cards of consecutive ranks of different families (for example: 6,7,8,9,10. An ace can be the first card or the card end-A, 2,3,4,5 or 10, J, Q, K, A).

Color:
Five cards of consecutive ranks not of the same family (for example: any five cards are all spades, of course, clover or tiles).

Full :
Three cards of same rank and two cards of equal rank (eg K, K, K, A, A).

Square:
Four cards of equal rank (for example: 7,7,7,7, J).

Quinte Flush:
Five cards of consecutive ranks of the same family (eg 5,6,7,8,9 of spades all, courses, clubs or diamonds).

Royal Flush:
Five cards of consecutive ranks of the same family from 10 to Ace (for example: 10, J, Q, K, A of spades all, classes, clubs or diamonds).

Pay Table Poker West:
Main Rate Gain
Royal Flush 100-1
Quinte Flush 50-1
Square 20-1
Full 7-1
Color 5-1
Scenes 4-1
Kind 3-1
Two Pairs 2-1
Pair 1-1
Ace / King 1-1

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Table Limits

Table Limits:
Table Type Last Min Max Bet
In 1 $ 10 $
II 2 $ 100 $
III 25 $ 250 $

General Dialog Boxes

Message: This indicates whether you are a player or Dealer.

Opponent: This tells you the name (or nickname) of your current opponent.

Last Lap: This tells you how much you've won or lost in the final lap.

Dealer Points: This is your Dealer Points balance. As Player, you engrengez one Dealer Point for every dollar that you bet. As Dealer, 1 Dealer Point is deducted for you every dollar bet against you.

Fictional Balance / Balance: This is your Practice Play Balance / Actual (U.S. $).

Commission: When playing as Dealer, you pay a commission of 1.75% of total amount staked against you (as a player, you do not pay commission).

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Dialog Boxes Caribbean Poker:

Labels Cards: These labels appear above the cards and provide information regarding your current hand (if you have a pair, two pairs, three of a kind, etc..).

Bet Labels: These labels appear on the left of your bet and inform you of the bet amount you have committed.

Labels Won / Lost: These labels appear above the cards and indicate whether you won or lost.

Game Options

Game Tokens, $ 1, $ 5, $ 25 and $ 100: With chips, you make your bets at the table by creating a tower of chips. To remove the chips, place your cursor on the tower and click the left button of your mouse.

Distribute: Once you've placed your bets on the table, click Distribute to distribute the cards.

Raise: Click Restart if you want to raise by placing a bet equal to twice your original bet.

Fold Click to bed if you do not want to raise your bet. By clicking to bed, you also waive your initial bet.

Disconnections

There may be communication problems on the Internet cause sudden disconnections. Our software has been designed to cope with these disconnections and protect you from unjustified losses.

If you play Poker Caribbean as Dealer and a disconnection occurs after you have clicked the Approve button, the game will continue until the player completes his turn. This will not affect you as the Dealer is played automatically according to the rules of the game

If you play poker players like West and the disconnection occurs before you have clicked Distributing , your bet will be returned to your balance. If the disconnection occurs after you click Distribute The tour will continue as if you decided to fold.

Once the connection is restored, you can visit the History page to see the results of the last round (History is available in Real Money mode only).

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Playing as Dealer

Our casino offers you the unique opportunity to play the role of the Dealer. This option increases your chances of winning as you benefit from favorable ratings Banker reserved. At the end of each round, the Casino takes a commission of 1.75% of total amount staked against the Dealer.

Example
A Dealer chooses to play in the Table I. This means that the dealer meets the minimum requirements for this type of table, namely 15 points Banker and a minimum balance of $ 1,010. The system is so far a player to the Dealer and once the dealer has approved the next round, the players place their bets on the table. Note that the angle of view of the table has changed to the Dealer. Say Player up like $ 5 initial bet. The player's hand contains Q, 3.7 Q, and the Dealer's face up card is a Jack. The player decides to raise its investment and encourages additional $ 10. The Dealer's cards are revealed and reveal a hand consisting of 4, J, K, K, A. The player loses his bet as a bet against the Dealer was $ 15, the Casino takes a commission of $ 0.26 (1.75% * 15), which means that the dealer wins $ 14.74 (15 $ - $ 0.26) on this tour. The margin of Casino Caribbean Poker is about 5.3% (keep in mind that this percentage depends on the knowledge of the Caribbean Poker Player. In addition, 5.3% are the means by which the Casino Caribbean Poker takes advantage of), so your profit margin as the Dealer is actually about 3.8%.

Dealer Points and Minimum Balance

You can play as Dealer once you have accumulated enough Dealer Points and have enough money to your balance, given the limits of the game

The minimum balance required is slightly higher than the total earnings of players in a given round. Here's the calculation: Max Bet + 100 * (Max Bet) + 1.75% (Committee Casino) * (3 * (Max Bet)).

Game Options

Bouton Approuver / functions Auto-Approuver
When playing as Dealer, prior to the start of each turn, you must approve the next round. Once the tower is approved, the player can place his bets and play. The Auto-Approve feature allows you to automatically approve the next rounds without having to approve every round individually.