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Calling all Poker players! Casino Hold’em is an exhilarating casino gambling game which has its roots in Texas Hold’em. It is played incessantly in several countries all over the world, like Egypt, Russia, South Africa, Holland, Latvia, Estonia, Ireland, Morocco, Malta, Ukraine, Panama, and Romania. Casino Hold’em is a solo banking game against the house/casino, represented by the dealer. Being a single player game is advantageous as you don’t have many decisions to make. Moreover, you don’t need to wait for the other Poker players’ notorious humming and hawing before every move. To top it all off, you’re even offered an Ante Win Bonus along with the option of placing an additional side bet. The single objective of the card game is to form a better Poker hand than the dealer. List of poker hands by rank.

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It’s fast, fun and full of action with few decisions to make
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The History of Casino Hold’em

Before we get started, it’s important to distinguish between Casino Hold’em and Texas Hold’em, which although are played in the same way, are two completely different types of Poker games. The key difference is that Texas Hold’em is a multi-player game wherein individuals compete for the pot contributed by the players themselves, whereas, as described earlier, Casino Hold’em is a single player game against the dealer’s hand. The latter game was created by Stephen Au-Yeung in 2000, the same genius behind other table games like Top Draw Blackjack, Caribbean Hold’em, and Lucky Draw Baccarat. Prior to inventing casino games, he was a very successful advantage gambler and Poker player who over the years has won a good amount of money and has several gambling titles under his belt, including the British No Limit Championship in 1992. The game came into being while he was looking for a tool to help train and prepare his girlfriend at the time to play Texas Hold’em Poker, which explains why both games share similar gameplay. He began to develop casino games as he felt his superb gambling skills were restricted to just Poker cash games and tournaments. The game he developed was first called Hold’em Against the House, which fittingly describes the game, but doesn’t perhaps have as good a ring to it as Casino Hold’em. It took a couple of years to catch on and only became a licensed game in the UK in 2007. Today it is played in over one hundred land-based casinos and over one thousand online casinos worldwide.

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A game of Casino Hold’em is played with a standard 52 card deck and begins with each player making an Ante wager. An Ante is a forced bet that everyone must make in order to stay at the table. It forces there to be at least some payout in the pot, increasing the relative value of playing a hand to folding. There is also an optional AA+ Bonus side bet which you can also make at this point. Next, the dealer gives the player and himself two hole cards face down, followed by three community cards face up on the table. This is called the flop. The three cards are laid on what is termed the board, which will eventually contain five cards. After examining the cards in hand, each player must decide whether to fold their hand and lose the Ante bet or call by placing an additional bet double the size of the Ante. The croupier then deals two more community cards for a total of five on the board, called the turn and river, respectively. Soon after, the dealer reveals his own two cards. Both hands are scored according to the highest poker value combination of the two hole cards and five community cards. Essentially, who has the best hand wins, however, the dealer must have a pair of fours or better to qualify. If the dealer does not qualify then the Ante will pay as illustrated in the Ante paytable below and the Call bet will push (neither win nor lose). If the dealer qualifies and has stronger cards, you will lose both the Ante and Call bets. If the dealer qualifies, yet your hand is the stronger of the two, then the Ante pays out in line with the Ante paytable, whereas the Call bet will pay 1:1 (even money). If both you and the dealer have equal hands, then both Ante and Call bets will push.

Ante Paytable

Royal Flush	100:1
Straight Flush	20:1
Four of a Kind	10:1
Full House	3:1
Flush	2:1	1:1
All other	1:1

The AA+ Bonus side bet is based on the poker value of the player’s two hole cards and the three cards in the flop. In the paytable listed below, you can see how much the odds pay on this type of bet.

AA+ Bonus Side Bet Paytable

Royal Flush	100:1
straight Flush	50:1
Four of a Kind	40:1
Full House	30:1
Flush	20:1
Straight	7:1
Three of a Kind	7:1
Two Pairs	7:1
Pair of Aces	7:1

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