Rules
To begin playing, the player must place an “Ante Bet”. After the initial bets are made, the dealer gives the player five face-up cards and also deals himself five cards: four face-down and one face-up. The player must then make the decision to challenge the dealer or not. If they choose to challenge, the player must make a Challenge Bet that is double the Ante Bet. If the player does not, they must surrender.

After the players makes the challenge bet, the dealer shows the rest of his cards. The dealer’s hand must have an Ace and a King to qualify, or else the player receives a payout of 1 to 1 on their Ante Bet and their Challenge Bet returned to them.

If the dealer’s hand does qualify, the player and the dealer compare their cards to see which of them has the better hand. If the player has the better hand, then they win 1 to 1 on their Ante Bet plus winnings on top of their Challenge Bet, which is generally calculated by these standards:

Winning Hand	Payout
Royal Flush	100 to 1
Straight Flush	50 to 1
Four of a Kind	20 to 1
Full House	7 to 1
Flush	5 to 1
Straight	4 to 1
Three of a Kind	3 to 1
Two Pair	2 to 1
One Pair	1 to 1
Ace-King	1 to 1

Strategy
When the player does not have either of the cards required for the dealer’s hand to qualify (either an Ace or a King), it is recommended that they fold. If they have a pair or any higher winning hand, then you should make a call bet. Even if you have a low pair, it is advised to continue betting. 50% of the time, the dealer will not have a pair, and only 6% of the time will the dealer have an Ace-King hand.