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Version 1.2.6 · 2026-04-29
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The store currently lists version 1.2.6, updated 2026-04-29.








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Mississippi Stud Poker is a popular table card Poker variant played in real Casino.
This is an online casino poker based table game of Mississippi Stud Poker for iPhone and iPad!
This is a 5 cards poker based table casino game played in many various casinos worldwide including Las Vegas, Macau.
It is played against the dealer using 5 cards hands. It also has 3 Card Poker Bonus bet!
Play and practice Mississippi Stud Poker and earn chips in various casinos!
You can start playing Mississippi Stud Poker with 100,000 Bonus Chips as soon as you enter the game!
How to Play:
1. Each player makes an ante bet and is dealt two cards, face down.
2. After this, the dealer places three community cards face down on the layout.
3. Players need to remember that at a minimum, they will need to bet 3x their ante bet to finish the hand and be paid on winning.
4. Players examine their own cards.
5.…
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