Online Poker
When one thinks of playing card, probably poker or blackjack comes first in mind. Online poker games have their own charm, although players used to land-based poker may miss the tension when cards are dealt and bets are laid down by other players sitting around the table. The chief advantage of online poker is that you are playing in comfort of your own home, playing whenever you want, in a relaxed mood. You are in no hurry and so less likely to make mistakes. Another great advantage of online poker is that online casinos offer the option of practice games. You can use them without wagering any money to practice a game thoroughly before betting any real money.
You will find here different variations of the game like - Three-Card Poker, Cyberstud Poker, Bonus Pai Gow Poker and Hold'em High Poker- which you can play at casinos powered by the top casino software systems.
One more advantage of online poker - the progressive jackpot poker. You wont find that in land-based casinos.
Triple Action Hold'em Bonus PokerSoftware: MicrogamingTriple Action Hold'em Bonus Poker displays a single seat at the table (single hand) against the dealer. The game is played with a special deck of 28 cards composed of only Eights, Nines, Tens, Jacks, Queens, Kings and Aces. The player competes against the house dealer. During each game, he is dealt two pocket cards, face up, and the Dealer is dealt two pocket cards, face down. Once the three community cards are dealt, one of the Dealer’s pocket cards is turned face up.
If the player chooses to play, the community cards are revealed. The Dealer’s remaining face down card is turned face up. Winnings are paid out according to the hands achieved. The two cards dealt to the player are used in the final decision hand to determine any winnings. The Dealer must get a pair of Nines or better to qualify. More opportunity is presented in an additional Ante Bonus - the Extra Ante Reward - which is paid on the Ante bet for any player hand that is a Full House or better, regardless of whether the Dealer qualifies or the Dealer hand outranks the player hand. Rewards achievable in this game are 5 200.00 on the Main Bet, 500.00 on the Flop Side Bet and up to 5 000.00 on the Bonus Side Bet. |
| Texas Hold'em Bonus PokerIn Texas Hold'em Bonus Poker, the player is pit against the Dealer in "heads-up" (One against one) hands. Whoever, the Dealer or the player, has the best five-card poker hand at the end, will win. In other words, the player only have to have a hand that beats the Dealer’s hand to win. Five community cards (called the "Flop", "Turn", and "River") are dealt face-up. The Dealer is dealt two cards face-down and the player is dealt two cards face-up. The player predicts whether or not his five-card poker hand will beat the Dealer's hand. A side bet, called the Bonus Bet, can be placed which does not interact with the base game. One may lose the base game and yet win the side bet. Hands are ranked according to standard poker rules
|
| Let 'Em RideSoftware : Real Time Gaming (RTG)In Let'em Ride, you are dealt three cards face up and two cards face down. You can Continue or Raise to reveal the first face down card, then Continue or Raise again to reveal the second face down card. The goal of Let'em Ride is to get a pair of 10's or higher. The dealer wins against any hand with less than a pair of 10's. Let 'Em Ride Progressive Jackpot Let'em Ride offers a progressive jackpot where an additional bet makes you eligible to win part or all of the jackpot. The payout for the jackpot depends on the rank of your poker hand. To play for the progressive jackpot, click on the coin slot before clicking Deal. The coin slot lights up when you place a progressive bet. To remove your bet, click the coin slot again.
|
| Caribbean Draw PokerSoftware : Real Time Gaming (RTG)In Caribbean Draw Poker, you are dealt five cards shown face up. The dealer is dealt five cards with four cards shown face down and one card shown face up. The goal of Caribbean Draw Poker is to get a higher-ranked poker hand than the dealer.
The dealer's hand must have a pair of 8's or better to qualify. If the dealer's hand does not qualify, you automatically win even money on the ante and keep your raised bet. All other winning hands are determined by the highest ranking poker hand, or in the event of a tie, by the high card.
Before raising your bet you can draw up to two cards. The dealer will draw up to two cards as well.
Payouts according to the pay table displayed in the game.
Caribbean Draw Poker Progressive Jackpot An additional bet makes you eligible to win part or all of a progressive jackpot. To play for the progressive jackpot, click on the coin slot before clicking Deal. The coin slot lights up when you place a progressive bet. To remove your bet, click the coin slot again.
|
| 3 Card PokerSoftware : Microgaming3 Card Poker is two games in one, the Pair Plus game and the Ante game. These can be played together, or as individual games.
The Pair Plus game has payouts for specific hand combinations independent of the Dealer’s hand. Example:You bet 1 credit on the Pair Plus betting circle, and you are dealt a Flush combination, while the Dealer is dealt a Straight Flush, which is stronger than a Flush. But since the Pair Plus payouts are not dependent on the Dealer’s hand, you are paid out at odds of 4:1.
The Ante game has normal and bonus payouts.
Normal payouts depend on the Dealer’s hand qualifying with a Queen High combination or higher, and the value of your hand and the Dealer's hand.
The ante bonus payouts are paid if you have bonus hand combinations. The bonus payouts are not dependent on the value of the Dealer’s hand.
|
