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Pai Gow Poker Hands
| Hand | Description | ||
| 5 Aces | 4 Aces + Joker | ||
| Royal Flush | A,K,Q,J,10 of the same suit | ||
| Straight Flush | Five consecutive cards of the same suit | ||
| Four of a Kind | Four cards of the same rank | ||
| Full House | Three of a Kind + another pair | ||
| Flush | Five cards of the same suit regardless of rank | ||
| Straight | Five consecutive cards regardless of suit | ||
| Three of a Kind | Three cards of the same rank | ||
| Two Pair | Two pairs of different rank | ||
| Pair | Two cards of the same rank | ||
| High Card | Five cards all of different rank and a variety of suits |
How to Play Online Pai Gow Poker
Cards dealt: In Pai Gow Poker you will be dealt seven cards face-up. The dealer will receive seven cards face-down. The dealer's cards will not be revealed until you have finished your action.
Payoff: Your High hand and the dealer's High hand will be compared against each other, as will both Low hands. In Online Casino Pai Gow Poker a winning wager pays 1:1 less a 5% commission. For example: A winning bet of $10 will pay $9.50. No commission is applied to losing or tied hands.
Both the dealer's hands outrank the player's hands. One of the dealer's hands outranks the player's corresponding hand and the other hand is a copy.** Both the dealer's hands are copy hands.****A copy hand is when a dealer's hand and player's hand are identical.
You win in Pai Gow Poker if:
- Both your hands outrank the dealer's hands.
You push** in Pai Gow Poker if:
You win one hand, but lose the other hand.You win one hand and your other hand is a copy.Your bet will be returned to you in all instances of a push.Game Rules
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Fair Way Rules: Dealer hands will always be played according to the following set of rules to ensure maximum consistency and fairness.
No Pair: Use second and third highest ranked cards for the Low hand.
One Pair: Always use the pair as the High hand and the highest ranking outside cards for the low hand.
Two Pair: Pairs will be broken into four groups (when splitting, always play the lower pair in the Low hand). Two pair will always be split between the High and the Low hand unless holding an outside Ace.
| Pair | Group |
| 2 – 6 | Low Pair |
| 7 – 10 | Medium Pair |
| J – K | High Pair |
| Aces | Aces |
Three Pair: The highest pair will always be played in the Low hand.
Three of a Kind: Will always be played in the High hand unless the three of a kind is aces, then one ace will be played in the Low hand and the pair of aces will remain in the High hand. In the case of two three of a kind, a pair from the highest three of a kind will be played in the low hand.
Straights, Flushes and Straight Flushes:
Without a Pair: Play the combination that allows the highest possible Low hand if given a choice to play a Straight, Flush or Straight Flush.
With a Pair: Play pair in Low hand if Flush, Straight or Straight Flush can be preserved in High hand.
With Two Pair: Use Two Pair Rule.
With Three Pair: Use Three Pair Rule.
With Three of a Kind: Use Three of a Kind Rule.
With Full House: Use Full House Rule.
Full House: Split and play pair in Low hand.
Three of a Kind and Two Pair: Play higher pair in Low hand.
Two Three of a Kind: Play higher three of a kind as a pair in Low hand.
Four of a Kind without a Pair: Never split 2 through 9. Play in High hand. Always split 10 through King unless there is an outside Ace or Joker, then play the four in High hand. Always split Aces.
Four of a Kind with a Pair or Three of a Kind: Play pair in Low hand.
Five Aces (with Joker): Always split and play two Aces in Low hand unless five Aces are with a pair of Kings, then play Kings in Low hand.
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