Texas Hold'em Poker is the world's most popular poker game. Casino Hold'em Poker uses the same concept as Texas Hold'em Poker, however it gives the player the opportunity to play against the casino.

Casino Hold'em is played with a standard pack of cards with 52 cards (Jokers are excluded). The individual cards are ranked in the following falling order: Ace (high or low), King, Queen, Jack, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2

Players have the opportunity to place a separate bet; "AA-Bonus". AA-Bonus winnings are paid your hand contains a pair of aces or higher after the first round of cards have been dealt (See: AA-Bonus Winnings Pay Table). Players must finish playing the first round in order to receive any AA-bonus winnings.

Players place bets on the "Ante", and optionally on the "AA-Bonus". The dealer deals out 2 cards (face up) to each player and 2 cards (face down) to himself. In addition, 3 "community" cards are dealt face up in the middle of the table; this is called the "Flop" and will eventually contain 5 cards.

Players now continue by either "Betting" or "Folding" If the player wishes to remain in the game, they place a bet on "Call" and the game continues ("Call" is always double the "Ante" amount). If the player chooses to "Fold" the player forfeits the round and the player loses all his bets as well as any possible "AA-Bonus" winnings.

If the player decides to continue ("Bet"), any possible "AA-Bonus" winnings will be paid out. If the player does not have an "AA-Bonus" winning hand, all "AA-Bonus" bets will be lost. The dealer deals an additional 2 community cards (called the "Turn" and "River") as well as shows his own hand. To find a winner the dealer now compares his hand against the players".

The dealer must have a pair of 4s or higher to qualify.

If the dealer doesn't qualify:

The player keeps his "Ante" and "Call" bet and wins with his "Ante" according to the "Ante Winnings Payout Table".

If the dealer qualifies:

If the dealer and the player have the same hand it is a "Push" and the player gets back his "Ante" and "Call" bet.

If the dealer has a better hand, the player loses all of his bets.

If the player has a better hand, the player keeps his "Ante" and "Call" bet and wins the "Ante" according to the "Ante Winnings Pay Table" and the "Call" which pays 1 to 1.

Hands are counted in the following falling order:

Royal Flush
Straight Flush
4 of a Kind
Full house
Flush
Straight
3 of a Kind
2 Pairs
A Pair

Hands are counted in the following falling order:

Dealers Qualify	Hand	"Ante" Bet	"Call" Bet
No	Doesn't apply	According to "Ante Winnings Payout Table"	Returned to player
Yes	Dealer and player have same hand	Returned to player	Returned to player
Yes	Player beats dealer	According to "Ante Winnings Payout Table"	Pays: 1 to 1
Yes	Dealer beats player	Lost	Lost

Ante Winnings Payout Table

Hand	Pays
Royal Flush	100 to 1
Straight Flush	20 to 1
4 of a Kind	10 to 1
Full House	3 to 1
Flush	2 to 1
Straight or Lower	1 to 1