Poker

Poker against the dealer or the computer, from quick three card hands to full games of Texas Hold’em. Pick the pace that suits you.

Which Poker game should I play?

Our Poker games give you different ways to build a hand. Five Card Draw lets you replace cards while playing against computer opponents. Ultimate Texas Hold’em reveals shared cards in stages, while Three Card Poker, Four Card Poker and Caribbean Stud put your hand directly against the dealer’s.

Game Why play it? What's different?
Texas Hold’em Read your opponents as the shared cards appear. Five computer opponents. Two private cards plus five shared, with no-limit betting.
Five Card Draw Poker Choose what to keep and read your opponents’ discards. Five private cards; replace up to three once. No shared cards and no dealer.
Three Card Poker A small hand with one decision: continue or fold. Three cards each, no replacements. A straight beats a flush.
Four Card Poker See one dealer card before you decide to continue. Your best four from five cards; the dealer’s from six. Three of a kind beats a flush, and ties go to you.
Ultimate Texas Hold’em Act early or wait as the shared cards appear. Hold’em against the dealer rather than opponents, so there’s no bluffing.
Caribbean Stud Poker Classic five-card rankings with one simple decision. Five cards each, one dealer card showing. The dealer needs Ace-King or better to qualify.
Let It Ride Take back two of your three bets as the shared cards appear. No dealer hand to beat: three cards plus two shared, paid from a pay table. A pair of 10s or better wins.