Live Casino Hold'em

Casino Hold'em rules have a few adjustments compared to Texas Hold'em. The game is played with a normal 52 card deck. At the start of the game you must place an ante bet. This bet is placed before the flop (first three community cards) and before you have seen your own two cards. You must use the cards that are in common on the table to make the best five-card hand. Since this game is designed as a tool for Texas Hold'em, this game of poker is excellent for beginners. The rules are quite simple and similar to Texas Hold'em. It is also nice that you do not play against other players, but against the dealer. You just have to beat the house.

This is of course easier said than done, but playing against real pros is a lot more difficult.After the flop you have two options as players. You call and continue to play or you fold and stop playing. To call you have to place twice your bet. If you fold at an online casino game based on RNG, the dealer's cards are not revealed and a new game is started. After a call you will see two more common ones with which you can replenish your hand. After this the dealer's cards are revealed and the hands compared. Who ever has the highest hand wins the pot.As with all table games today, there is also a live version of Casino Hold'em.

The game is very popular among the players. It follows all the basic rules of the original game and an added jackpot makes the game even more exciting.The payouts depend on the hand you have. For example, a Royal Flush pays 100x your ante bet. There are different outcomes in Casino Hold'em depending on your hand and that of the dealer. The dealer must have two 4s or higher to qualify. If he doesn't qualify, that's a push on the raise bet. You will then get your bet back, but no one wins.

If the dealer qualifies and you leave the dealer's hand, you get 1x your raise bet.Most casinos have an optional side bet on Casino Hold'em, such as the bonus bet. This bet pays regardless of the outcome of the main game. It only takes into account your hand after the flop. For example, if you have a Flush on the flop, you will get 20x your stake.