How the Fuk do you play three card poker?

topgame85 · 03-16-10, 10:41 PM

Never figured that shit out either rather play fcking slots haha, pretty much all the game have the same shit payback rate anyways so gimme the easiest spinning reel game

Marlon85 · 03-17-10, 12:00 AM

Whatsgood5,

When you play your cards, you double your bet, right. "Must have queen or better to qualify" - this means that dealer plays his cards only if he has at least one queen in this set. If he has lower cards he does not play (does not qualify). If you have for example 2, 4 and 5 but the dealer 8, 9 and Jack and if you play (double the bet) you win, because dealer does not play in this situation (folds). So sometimes you can risk and play shitty cards if you think dealer does not have queen or better. If dealer does not play you will win only your initial bet (for example you bet 1$, then you play your cards so your bet is now 2$, you will get only dealers 1$ because dealer does not double).
What about "cannot open" - I have no idea what that means. I also noticed this in SBR casino, but nowhere else. So far I noticed that this does not effect anything.
This is the only game I play in casino (do not play much at all).
I always play 3 card Poker with Martingale system and a smallest bet at beginning. I know that this is too big risk and you can become bankrupt fast, but I had some success playing like that. I had several times when I started about 200, and withdrawed about 1K. But you have to be patient, because sometimes you will lose 64, 128 or 256.
Pair plus - it is "another type of bet". You bet that you will get a pair or a better combination (straight, flush, 3 of a kind, straight flush). If that happens you win some money (pair normally is 2xbet, straight - 3xbet etc.) and it is not important if your cards win in "normal mode". So, you can win both (normal play and pair plus), none of them, or one of them.
The best strategy says that you have to play your cards (double you bet) when you have combination Q, 6, 4 or higher combination and you have to avoid pair plus game.
Best of luck.

dooman14 · 03-17-10, 12:13 AM

i think cannot open mean that dealer needs 10s or better not sure though

Marlon85 · 03-17-10, 12:25 AM

Dooman14,

10s - this is a pair and a dealer will play this, so this is not right

whatsgood5 · 03-17-10, 07:00 AM

Originally posted by Marlon85

Whatsgood5, When you play your cards, you double your bet, right. "Must have queen or better to qualify" - this means that dealer plays his cards only if he has at least one queen in this set. If he has lower cards he does not play (does not qualify). If you have for example 2, 4 and 5 but the dealer 8, 9 and Jack and if you play (double the bet) you win, because dealer does not play in this situation (folds). So sometimes you can risk and play shitty cards if you think dealer does not have queen or better. If dealer does not play you will win only your initial bet (for example you bet 1$, then you play your cards so your bet is now 2$, you will get only dealers 1$ because dealer does not double). What about "cannot open" - I have no idea what that means. I also noticed this in SBR casino, but nowhere else. So far I noticed that this does not effect anything. This is the only game I play in casino (do not play much at all). I always play 3 card Poker with Martingale system and a smallest bet at beginning. I know that this is too big risk and you can become bankrupt fast, but I had some success playing like that. I had several times when I started about 200, and withdrawed about 1K. But you have to be patient, because sometimes you will lose 64, 128 or 256. Pair plus - it is "another type of bet". You bet that you will get a pair or a better combination (straight, flush, 3 of a kind, straight flush). If that happens you win some money (pair normally is 2xbet, straight - 3xbet etc.) and it is not important if your cards win in "normal mode". So, you can win both (normal play and pair plus), none of them, or one of them. The best strategy says that you have to play your cards (double you bet) when you have combination Q, 6, 4 or higher combination and you have to avoid pair plus game. Best of luck.

Okay, thanks for the info. Makes a little bit more sense to me now