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The store currently lists version 3.7.0, updated 2026-10-26.
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Think your hand can beat the dealer?
Beat the House Hold'em is Texas Hold'em with nobody at the table but you and the house. Like your cards? Bet big before the flop. Not sure? Wait and see what the board brings. The earlier you back your hand, the more it pays, and a Royal Flush pays biggest of all.
The optional Bonus bet pays on your own hand, even when the dealer wins.
You start with a stack of free play chips. Build it up and move to higher-stakes tables as you go.
Spin the Daily Rewards wheel every day for more free chips, or watch a short video whenever you want a top-up.
Take your seat and give the dealer something to worry about.
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- Bigger, clearer cards that are easy to read at a glance - Sharper, smoother graphics on every table - Your hand is named right on the table as the cards land, like Pair of Kings or Straight, Nine High, and at showdown you see both hands side by side
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