Pai Gow Poker

RULES

• Players place their bets, and both the player and the dealer are dealt seven cards each.
• Players must use their seven cards to form a five-card high hand and a two-card low hand, following standard poker hand rankings.
• The five-card hand must rank higher than the two-card hand, or else it's considered a foul, and the player loses their bet.
• The joker can be used to complete a straight, flush, straight flush, or as an ace, depending on its placement in the hand.
• After setting their hands, players compare their high and low hands to the dealer's hands to determine the winner.
• If both of the player's hands beat the dealer's hands, the player wins their bet; if only one hand wins, it's a push, and the bet is returned.
• If both of the dealer's hands beat the player's hands, the player loses their bet.
• In the event of a tie, the dealer wins, resulting in a loss for the player.
• Pai Gow Poker has a slow pace, making it a relaxing and strategic game that's ideal for players who enjoy a more leisurely gambling experience.
• The game's low house edge and opportunities for push bets make it appealing to players looking for a game with better odds than many other casino options.