Three Ways To Play

1. Playing Against the Dealer – ANTE WAGER

The object when playing against the dealer is to get a three card poker hand with a value higher that the dealers qualifying hand of a Queen or better. Players place an ANTE wager. After looking at their three card poker hand, players may fold or, if they believe their hand is high enough to beat the dealer’s hand, they will place an amount EQUAL to the ANTE on the PLAY spot.

The ANTE BONUS is paid when a player is dealt one of the three highest ranking hands in the game. The ANTE BONUS is paid regardless of the dealer’s hand. The ANTE BONUS payouts are attached.

2. Playing the Hand Value – PAIR PLUS

The object of betting the PAIR PLUS wager is to receive a pair or better. If the player’s hand contains a pair or better the player wins the PAIR PLUS wager. Players receive PAIR PLUS payouts regardless of the delaer’s hand. PAIR PLUS payouts are attached.

3. Playing Both – PAIR PLUS and ANTE

When a player bets both the PAIR PLUS wager and the ANTE (including PLAY), he is playing against two separate paytables with two different criteria for payouts. In playing the ANTE wager, the object is to get a three-card poker hand that beats the dealer’s qualifying hand of Queen or better. In playing the PAIR PLUS wager, the object is to receive a pair or better. The ANTE and PAIR PLUS wagers do not have to be the same amount. Players receive the PAIR PLUS payouts regardless of the dealer’s hand. Players can wager anywhere from the table minimum to the maximum allowed bet on either spot. However, the PLAY wager must always equal the ANTE wager.

If the player has made the ANTE wager and the PAIR PLUS wager, he must make the PLAY wager or will forfeit both the ANTE and PAIR PLUS wagers.