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Three Card Poker
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Three Card Poker is fast poker: three cards for you, three for the dealer, and one decision. Place your Ante, look at your hand, then Play to match it or Fold. Beat the dealer and both bets pay 1:1. If the dealer does not have at least a Queen, your Ante wins on its own and the Play bet is returned.
Play a straight or better and the Ante Bonus pays on top, no matter what the dealer shows. Fold and you lose it with your Ante. Add Pair Plus for an instant payout on your own three cards, up to 40:1 for a straight flush, or the 6 Card Bonus, which pays up to 1000:1 across all six cards even if you Fold. Every deal is provably fair. The full deck comes from a seed pair that is locked in before you bet, so you can check any hand yourself.
Kanıtlanabilir Şekilde Adil
The whole deck, your three cards and the dealer's, is shuffled from a seed pair that is locked in before you bet, not from a black box. Here is how that works, and how to check any round yourself.
Locked In Before You Bet
- Before you can place a bet, the server picks a secret seed and publishes its SHA-256 hash. The hash is a fingerprint of the seed that cannot be faked.
- Because the seed is locked in up front, the house cannot change a result after you bet. Any change would break the fingerprint.
- The hash of the next server seed is published ahead of time too, so switching seeds cannot be gamed either.
Your Half of the Randomness
- Every result mixes three inputs: the server seed, a client seed you control, and a nonce that goes up by one with each bet.
- You can change your client seed whenever you like from the game's Provably Fair panel. The server has no say in it.
- The server seed stays hidden while it is in play. You only see its fingerprint. That is what keeps the next result unpredictable.
Check Any Round Yourself
- Rotate your seed pair in the game's Provably Fair panel and the server seed you were playing on is shown in full.
- The panel's Verify tab replays any round from the revealed seed pair and nonce, so you can confirm the result you saw is the one the math produces.
- You do not have to trust our verifier either. It gives you a small code snippet you can run in any JavaScript console to get the same result yourself.
How to Play Three Card Poker
The Basics
- You and the dealer each get three cards from a fresh 52-card deck. Your goal is simple: make a better three-card poker hand than the dealer.
- Place an Ante bet to get your cards. Once you have seen them, you either Play, which adds a second bet equal to your Ante, or Fold and give up the Ante.
- If you Play, the dealer's cards are turned over. Beat the dealer and both Ante and Play pay 1:1. Lose and you lose both. Tie and both are a push, so you get them back.
- The dealer needs a Queen-high hand or better to qualify. If the dealer does not qualify, your Ante pays 1:1 no matter what you hold, and your Play bet is returned.
Hand Rankings
Three-card hands rank a little differently from five-card poker. With only three cards, a straight is rarer than a flush, so it beats a flush. From best to worst:
- Straight Flush: three cards in a row, all in the same suit.
- Three of a Kind: three cards of the same rank.
- Straight: three cards in a row. Aces can be high or low. A-K-Q is the best straight and 3-2-A is the lowest, but 2-A-K does not count.
- Flush: three cards in the same suit.
- Pair: two cards of the same rank.
- High Card: none of the above. The highest card decides.
- Suits never break a tie. Hands that are exactly equal are a push.
Ante Bonus
- No extra bet needed. Play a straight or better and your Ante earns a bonus on top of the main result, whether you win, lose or push against the dealer.
- Straight Flush pays 5:1, Three of a Kind pays 4:1, and Straight pays 1:1. All are paid on your Ante.
- If you Fold, you lose the bonus along with the Ante. So a straight or better is always worth playing.
Pair Plus
- An optional side bet on your own three cards only. The dealer's hand does not matter, and neither does whether you Play or Fold.
- It is settled as soon as the cards are dealt: Straight Flush 40:1, Three of a Kind 30:1, Straight 6:1, Flush 4:1, Pair 1:1. Anything less and the bet is lost.
- Winnings go to your balance right away, before you have even decided on the main hand.
6 Card Bonus
- An optional side bet on the best five-card poker hand you can make from all six cards on the table: your three plus the dealer's three.
- Royal Flush pays 1000:1, Straight Flush 200:1, Four of a Kind 100:1, Full House 20:1, Flush 15:1, Straight 10:1, Three of a Kind 7:1.
- It is settled at the end of the hand and pays even if you Fold. The dealer's cards are still turned over to score it.
Bets, Limits & Payouts
Each spot has its own limits. The Play bet is always equal to your Ante. Payouts are profit on top of your returned bet, so 40:1 means a $1 chip comes back as $41.
| Bahis | Min Bet | Max Bet |
|---|---|---|
| Ante | $0.10 | $500 |
| Pair Plus | $0.10 | $250 |
| 6 Card Bonus | $0.10 | $100 |
A round's total payout is capped at $25,000 across all your bets together. The table will not accept a set of bets that could pay more than that if everything hit at once.
Fair Play & Resume
- The whole deck is shuffled from a seed pair that is locked in the moment you place your Ante. Your three cards and the dealer's three are the first six off the top, and nothing you decide afterwards can move a card.
- Every hand is provably fair. You can check any finished hand from the Provably Fair panel after rotating your seed, and the full deck is shown for checking.
- An open hand survives page reloads and lost connections. Come back and the table is exactly where you left it, cards and all.
