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What is Pai Gow Poker ? Explain !

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Jan 22nd, 2008 01:09
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Pai Gow Poker (pronounched "Pie-Gow") is an interesting form of poker
combining skill and luck, in which the player must manage two hands of
cards instead of only one, and bets on whether those hands are better
than those of the dealer.
Like in other forms of poker, players begin a game of Pai Gow Poker by
placing a bet. The dealer then deals each player seven cards, which must
be arranged into one hand of five and one hand of two. The dealer,
likewise, receives seven cards and will arrange these cards into one
hand of five and one hand of two.
The five-card hand is called a "High Hand" and the two-card hand is
called a "Low Hand." Your high hand must have a higher value than your
low hand in order to qualify.
The idea of Pai Gow Poker, as mentioned above, is for both of your hands
to be better than both of the dealer's hands. When arranging your cards,
it's important to note than online casinos usually offer the chance for
your cards to be arranged automatically. If you prefer this method,
click on "House Way" and your cards will be arranged for you.
Pai Gow Poker has slightly different winning hand combinations than
other forms of poker. For starters, Pai Gow uses a deck of 53 cards. The
53rd card is a joker, or Wild Card. The joker can only be used as an
ace, or to complete three hand combinations: a Straight, a Flush, or a
Straight Flush. Another important difference in Pai Gow, one which you
should remember, is that if a player's hand and the dealer's hand
produce the same value, the result is NOT a push. The dealer wins the
bet. Sorry guys, but that's just the way it is!
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