Player makes Play bet, dealer qualifies, dealer wins Player makes Play bet, dealer qualifies and ties player Player makes Play bet, dealer does not qualify Player makes Play bet, dealer qualifies, player wins The following table shows the possible outcomes for the Ante game when optimal strategy is used:

The player's Trips bet pays according to its paytable if the player's hand is Three of a Kind or better.If the dealer qualifies and is beaten by the player, the player's Ante and Play bets pay even money.If the dealer qualifies and ties the player, the player's Ante and Play bets push.If the dealer qualifies and beats the player, the player's Ante and Play bets lose.If the dealer does not qualify, the player's Ante bet pays even money, and the player's Play bet pushes.For example, if the dealer has a pair of deuces, Player A has a straight, and Player B has a pair of threes, the dealer qualifies against Player A but not against Player B. The dealer qualifies if he has at least a pair of sixes, or against a player who has at least a straight.The dealer reveals his cards and makes the best five-card hand with them.discards two cards, keeping the best five-card hand, and making a Play bet equal to his Ante bet. folds, forfeiting his Ante and Trips bets, orī. The player examines his cards and does one of the following:Ī.The dealer deals the player and himself seven cards each.For illustrative purposes, the remaining rules will assume that both bets were made. The player places an Ante bet and/or the Trips side bet.It uses a 53-card deck, where the 53rd card is a Joker and can be used to make a Straight, Flush, Straight Flush, or Royal Flush otherwise it acts as a fifth Ace. It is like a combination of Three Card Poker and Pai Gow Poker. High Five Poker is a table game seen at Foxwoods. On this page High Five Poker Introduction

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