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Version 1.1.0 · 2024-12-05
- minor bug fix - better random number generator - better game logic
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The store currently lists version 1.1.0, updated 2024-12-05.








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Three Card Poker is played against the dealer using 3 cards hands.
In this casino game three independent bets can be played - Ante, Pair Plus. The Ante bet is compulsory whereas other two bets are optional.
How To play :
1. Select the poker chips and then click on the desired bet area on the table.
2. After placing the bet, the player is dealt with three cards face up and the dealer with three cards face down.
3. The player has the option to fold the hand or raise if he thinks he can beat the dealer's poker hand.
4. If the player folds, he loses his ante bet.
5. If the player raises, then an additional Play bet is made equal to the Ante bet and the dealer reveals his cards.
6. The dealer qualifies only if he has Queen High or better.
7. If the dealer doesn’t qualify, player wins 1 to 1 on Ante bet and Play bet will push.
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- minor bug fix - better random number generator - better game logic
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