Pai Gow Pokerby Grand Virtual CDIC

Pai Gow Poker from Grand Virtual CIDC allows players to build two poker hands from seven dealt cards. In a hybrid game of Chinese Dominoes and poker you will need to have two superior hands to take the chips. Break the cards into a five-card hand and a two-card hand, the only rule is that the two-card hand may not be superior to the five card hand. Use the handy “House Way” button to let the gaming software make the best possible choice for you.

The Joker counts for Aces, straights and Flushes, otherwise it is counted as an Ace. If one hand is superior to the dealer's but the other is not the game is a push and stakes are returned. If both hands beat the dealer you win, if the dealer beats both hands you lose. If one or both of your hands tie the dealer, i.e. King High, it is considered a “Copy” and the dealer wins that hand. Winning hands award a 5% commission to the house so the payout is 195 units per 100 units wagered – your bet returned and 95% profit. Bet range for this Grand Virtual CIDC table game is from 2.00 to 300.00 per game.