Caribbean Stud Tips 1-10 |
In Caribbean Stud Poker, the most important decision for a player is whether to fold or raise their bets after the cards are dealt. There are 4 possible outcomes. If you fold, you lose your ante bet. If you raise and the dealer doesn't qualify, then you win the ante bet. If you raise and the dealer qualifies and your hand beats the dealer's hand, you win both the ante and the raise bet. If you raise and the dealer qualifies but the dealer's hand beats your hand, you lose both the ante and the raise bet. |
| 1. Always play all pairs regardless of the dealers upcard |
| 2. Fold all non paired hands that do not contain an Ace and a King |
| 3. Raise your bet if you have an ace/kingand your hand contains the same card as the dealer's upcard. |
| 4. Raise your bet if the dealers upcard is equal to any card in your hand from 2 through to Queen |
| 5. Raise your bet if the dealer's upcard is Ace or Queen and you have either a Queen or a Jack |
| 6. Raise your bet if the dealer's upcard does not equal any card you're holding and is a lower card than your fourth highest card |
| 7. Raise if you're holding a 3, 8, Jack, King, Ace combination or better. |
| 8. Raise if the dealer's upcard is of equal rank to any of your cards |
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