Caribbean Poker

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Caribbean poker is an ideal form of net poker because you play against the dealer, and there is no need of other players.

The game requires a ante. The object of the game is to beat the dealer's hand.

First, you are dealt a hand of five cards, all of them faced up, and the dealer also gets five cards: four cards faced down and one card faced up.

If your hand is not so hot, you can surrender and loose your ante.

If You received a good hand you can challenge the dealer's hand . To do so, you must place a bet which always equals to twice the ante.

After the challenge bet is placed, the dealer reveals his remaining four cards, and the hands are compared.

The dealer's must hold at least one ace and one king in order to have a qualified hand.

If the dealer's hand does not qualify, you are paid 1:1 on your ante, and your bet is returned without winnings.

If the dealer's hand qualifies the best hand wins. You are paid 1:1 on the ante plus the winnings on your bet.

In case of a tie, both the ante and the bet are returned to the player.

Winnings odds are set according to the hand:

nothing	1:1
one pair	1:1
two pairs	2:1
three of a kind	3:1
straight	4:1
flush	7:1
full house	5:1
four of a kind	20:1
straight flush	50:1
royal flush	200:1

Good Luck!

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