3-HAND Poker (Play’n Go) Demo

3- Hand Poker Though it’s a table poker game, Casino Hold’em from Play’n GO has some interesting aspects. One hopes to have a better hand than the dealers. It is played using one deck but three hands. Players thus have three chances to win, and more pleasure is guaranteed. It provides a better concept of the chances of finishing any one of the three hands.

HOW TO PLAY 3-HAND POKER

Starting with an ante wager and/or a pair plus wager, the player hopes to have at least a pair or better.
Three cards are then dealt to the dealer, and each player faces down. You are not playing other players at the table; you are only playing the dealer.

The player will next glance at his hand and decide whether to pit his hand against the dealer’s hand or not by placing a play wager—equal to the ante wager. According to optimum strategy, the player should “play” all hands better than Queen, Six and Four and fold all cards worse.

Should a player fold, the hand is over, and the dealer will gather the ante wager from the player and pair the plus wager. Should the player lay a play wager, the cards will be flipped over to ascertain whether the player has a better hand than the dealer.

Should the dealer have Jack-high or worse, the play wager is returned to the player. Should the player have a hand of Queen-high or better? Both the play wager and the ante are paid out at 1 to 1. Should the player have a better hand than the dealer?

Should the dealer’s hand be better, both play bets and ante are gathered. The pair plus bet is calculated entirely apart from what the dealer has.

3-HAND POKER PAYOUTS:

Pair plus payouts:

Straight Flush,      40 to 1
Three of a Kind                  30 to 1
Straight                              6 to 1
Flush                                 3 to 1
Pair                                   1 to 1

Ante bonus payouts:

Straight Flush                    5 to 1
Three of a Kind                  4 to 1
Straight                             1 to 1

3-HAND Poker Graphics and sounds

The scene revolves around a conventional poker table with green felt covering its surface. The design is old-fashioned. Additionally visible are all the chips arranged in lines and the card deck positioned in the top right corner. Jazz music will be heard in the background; every now and then, the dealer will call out, asking for your action. Then, when you move, you will hear a unique sound effect corresponding with your ante or an extra bet. Although there is no autoplay option here, click the question mark button at the bottom of the play screen to obtain information about the game or the payouts.

Conclusion on 3-HAND Poker

All things considered, you obtain a standard poker game but with a small variation. Three hands instead of one allows you to participate. As you try to obtain a stronger poker hand, you will hear excellent jazz music. Remember that playing games is adult entertainment only; hence, you must be over eighteen.