Caribbean Poker is a Casino table game. It has rules similar to the five-card stud Poker and cannot be beaten in the long run. The uniqueness of the Caribbean stud is that it is played against the house instead of against other players. It is also free from any sort of deception or bluffing.
In this game each player places his 'ante' at the layout on the indicated points. Before the dealer announces 'no more bets' the entire ante wagers ought to be placed. The dealer and the players now receive five cards all face-down.
The essential rules of the Caribbean Poker that must be followed at every game:
o Each player can have only one hand. They are not allowed to hold or wage on multiple hands at the table.
o When a player chooses to play the Progressive Pay Out feature, he must insert the $1 wager into the slot and make sure that the indicator light is switched on.
o Players are strictly forbidden from communicating and exchanging information based on their hands with other players or the dealer. If a player is found guilty of violation his game will be called a dead hand and he will be forfeited of all his wagers.
o If a player is found to possess an incorrect number of cards his hand will be called a dead hand or push.
o The table/Casino supervisor's decision is final.
o When a dealer has dealt four cards of the five card hand he shall also deal the additional card in order to complete the hand. Any further misdeal to the dealer will result in all the hands being called void and the cards going for a reshuffle.
o Every player must hold his five cards in such a manner that it will always be on the full view of the dealer throughout the game. After the player has examined his cards and placed them face-down on the lay out, he will not be allowed to touch them again.
o Player happens to expose the 'hole card' before the dealer announces 'no more bets', it will result in all the hands being called void.
The player plays with a single deck of 52 cards against the dealer. A player wins when he has a higher 5-card Poker hand than the dealers.
o When the player raises and the dealer doesn't qualify.
o The player shows a higher 5-card poker hand and eth dealer manages to have a minimum of an Ace/King.
o The Progressive- the player places 41 in eth slot and receives a flush or higher.
There can be only five hands to qualify for the Progressive Jackpot:
o Flush - any five cards of one suit.
o Full House - 3 of a Kind with a Pair.
o 4 of a Kind - any hand of four like cards.
o Straight Flush - Five consecutive cards of the same suit in a row.
o Royal Flush - 10, Jack, Queen, King, Ace of the same suit.
The player loses when:
He folds or the dealer qualifies with a higher 5-card poker hand.
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