Ultimate Texas Poker

In Ultimate Texas Hold’em Poker (also known as Ultimate Poker), you don't play against other players, but against the bank! To win, you need to have a better combination of cards than the bank.

Poker Hand Order: 

- Royal Straight Flush
- Straight Flush
- Four of a Kind
- Full House
- Flush
- Straight 
- Three of a Kind
- Two pair
- Pair
- High Card

1. Start by making a bet
To be able to play, you must split your bet equally between the "Mise"/"Ante" and "Blinde"/"Blind" areas on the mat. You can also bet whatever you like on the "Bonus"/"Trips" area.

2. The bank deals the cards
The moment we've all been waiting for: the croupier deals the cards. You, as well as the bank, will receive 2 random cards from the possible 52 cards.

3. Let the betting begin
This is where the game really gets going! You have two options: either put 3 or 4 times the value of the "Mise"/"Ante" area in the "Jouer"/"Play" area, or pass on betting (which we call "check").

4. Get ready for the flop
Everyone holds their breath: the croupier reveals the first three community cards. If you haven't yet placed a bet in the "Jouer"/"Play" area, you can either put 2 times the value of the "Mise"/"Ante" area into the "Jouer"/"Play" area, or check again.

5. The turn and the river: same battle
These two stages are carried out in exactly the same way, since each time the croupier reveals a card, if you haven't yet placed a bet in the "Jouer"/"Play" area, you have the option either to place 1x the value of "Mise"/"Ante" into the "Jouer"/"Play" area, or to fold, in which you lose all your starting bets, apart from the bet in the "Bonus"/"Trips" area, if you have a winning hand of above three of a kind.

6. And the winner is…
Are you still in the game? So now it's time to reveal who has the best hand!

Various scenarios are possible:

1. The positive outcome: your hand is better than the bank's hand. In this case, even money is paid out on the bets you placed on the "Jouer"/"Play" and "Mise"/"Ante" areas. Well played!
2. The negative outcome: the bank has a better hand than you. In this case, say goodbye to the bets you placed on the "Jouer"/"Play", "Mise"/"Ante" and "Blinde"/"Blind" areas. Be assured, this happens even to the best players.
3. The alternative outcome: the bank and you have equal hands. In this case, the sums on the "Jouer"/"Play", "Mise"/"Ante" and "Blinde"/"Blind" areas remain where they are. Note taken.