Caribbean stud poker is actually quite fun to play, once you get the hang of it. The game is not complicated and many gamblers favor it. Read on for tips helpful in playing Caribbean stud poker games.

If you are playing Caribbean stud poker and the dealer fails to qualify, that particular hand ends. The call bet is returned in such cases and antes are paid. On the other hand, the player loses his or her bets if the dealer qualifies and exposes a hand that is better than the player's hand.

If a player is fortunate enough to hold a hand that is better than the dealer's, the player receives even money on the ante. For the call bet, he or she is also paid one-to-one on an ace-king or on one Pair, two-to-one on two Pairs, and three-to-one on a three of a kind. For a straight, the player is paid four-to-one, five-to-one for a flush, and seven-to-one for a full house. A four of a kind pays even better at 20-to-one, a straight flush is 50-to-one, and a royal flush pays a whopping 100-to-one.

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