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Each player antes and receives three cards, two face-down and one face-up as their starting hand. The player with the lowest card showing must start the action with the required forced bet, but may also bet a larger amount equal to the limit for the game.

If you are accustomed to the high card opening you may need to adjust your play slightly to compensate. The low card rule has been used in Las Vegas for many years because it stimulates more action.

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craigusas
2012-05-22 20:20:06 ET
GREAT NEWS! Masque Publishing that created this game assures me that all of us who suspect the bot-only rooms of having corrupt dealers are wrong! "Cards are dealt radomly and the dealers are not corrupt".So if you think you'v been ripped off by "corruption" it's all in your imagination! Reassuring, no?
wb00000000123526
2012-05-11 23:57:04 ET
my name comes up for my profile but it keeps saying errow want let me play
sandygonzotn
2012-05-06 19:28:55 ET
theres no winning over the bots they always have something better than your hand
craigusas
2012-05-05 17:44:28 ET
The Issue- ALL hi stakes private rooms have CROOKED dealers. You have 2 pair-the bot gets three of a kind. You have a straight-the bot gets a flush. You have a flush-the bot gets a boat. Every room, every time. There's no way to beat a crooked dealer. The Question- Why? No real money involved. The advertisers suffer because of player outrage. Players can't depend on chance because every table is rigged. Games.com has been told of this repeatedly but does nothing. The suggestion: Deal fairly.
auntcat36
2012-05-05 00:12:15 ET
put your screen name on your profile exit get profile trhen edit. for high stakes enter casino twice scroll down enter high stakes as long as you have 8,000. then pick whatever room you want to play in st, maarten,rio grande,las vegas etc