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The dealer deals twelve (12) cards face-up to six (6) positions one at a time clockwise, so each position receives two (2) face-up cards. Then, five (5) community cards, called the Board, are dealt face-up. The objective of the game is to create the best five-card combination using the position’s pocket cards and the Board. The position or positions with the highest-ranking hand win. A draw is possible if more than one position has the same highest combination.

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First-round bets can be placed even before the pocket cards are dealt. Players can bet on one or more available outcomes without limiting themselves to the number of outcomes. Second-round bets are made when the pocket cards are dealt, and the odds are updated. Bets placed in the previous round do not affect bets in the second round. Third-round bets can be placed after the Flop (the first three (3) community cards) is dealt face-up and odds are updated. Fourth-round bets can be placed after the Turn (the fourth community card) is dealt face-up and the odds are updated. Finally, the River (the fifth community card) is dealt, and the results of the draw are determined.

In case of a draw, winnings are paid to all players who placed bets on any of the winning hands in any betting rounds. All positions and hands win, and all players who bet on any hand receive their winnings if the best hand appears on the Board. Draws in the game run 24/7 with maintenance breaks upon request.

How to place a bet

Make a deposit to your account if necessary;

Choose a betting category and select the outcome of the draw;

Type your wager amount in the “Amount” field on the bet slip;

Click the “Place bet” button;

You will see a message saying “Bet accepted” once your wager has been submitted.

How to view the results of the draws and your betting history.

Every draw is assigned a distinct number, and you can find the results on the “Results” page.

You can review your betting history on the “Bet history” page.

Combinations

Game rules

Terms

Draw: A single round of card dealing that starts when the dealer scans the first card and places it at the first position (Hand 1). It ends when the dealer places the last community card face-up, announces the winner(s), and returns all face-up cards to the deck. The dealer announces the start of each draw and shuffles the cards beforehand.
Position (Pocket cards – Hand 1-6): Two face-up cards on the table. There are six positions (hands) in a draw, numbered from 1 to 6.
Betting outcome: The possible result of a draw, expressed as odds, which may change during the draw based on the changing mathematical probability of the outcome.
Betting round: The period during which bets are accepted. A new betting round starts after each change in gameplay (before and after the pocket cards are dealt, after the flop, and after the turn).
Betting options: The list of all available bets for punters. Full screen mode may not display the complete list of betting options.
Board: The five community cards that each position (hand) uses to form the best combination.
Combination (Hand rankings): A set of five cards made up of two pocket cards and five community cards. See section 2.4 for hand strength from lowest to highest.
Flop: The first three community cards dealt after all six positions receive their pocket cards and the second betting round.
Turn: The fourth community card dealt after the third betting round.
River: The fifth community card dealt after the fourth betting round.
Kicker: A card or set of cards that does not determine the rank of the hand but may be used to break ties between hands of the same rank. For example, an ace over a king.
Cut card: A special card used to cover the bottom card to prevent it from being exposed.

Rules

Each position receives two face-up cards. The board is dealt face-up. Results are determined based on the video stream and scanner data that captures every face-up card placed on the table.
The goal of the game is to form the best five-card combination using the position’s pocket cards and the board. The position or positions with the highest hand ranking win.
A draw is possible if more than one position has the same combination. In this case, winnings are paid to all punters who placed bets on any of the winning hands in any of the betting rounds. All positions and hands win, and all punters who placed bets on any hand are paid their winnings if the best hand is on the board.
Possible poker combinations (from lowest to highest):
- High Card: Any hand that does not form any of the below-mentioned combinations. The hand with the highest card wins.
  - One Pair: Any two cards of the same rank (e.g., two aces, two kings). If several hands have a pair, the hand with the higher pair wins. If several hands have the same rank pair, the hand with the higher kicker wins.
  - Two Pair: Any two cards of the same rank together with another two cards of the same rank. If several positions have a two-pair hand, the hand with the higher pairs wins. If two players have the same rank pairs, the hand with the higher kicker wins.
  - Three of a Kind: Any three cards of the same rank. If several hands have three of a kind, the hand with the higher three of a kind wins. If two hands have the same three of a kind, the hand with the higher fourth and/or fifth card wins.
  - Straight: Any five consecutive cards of different suits. Aces can count as either a low card (A-2-3-4-5) or a high card (10-J-Q-K-A).
  - Flush: Any non-consecutive five cards of the same suit. If several hands have a flush, the hand with the higher pocket card(s) used to form the best hand wins.
  - Full House: Any three cards of the same rank together with any two cards of the same rank. If several hands have a full house, the hand with the highest three of a kind wins. If several hands have the same three of a kind, the hand with the higher pair wins.
  - Four of a Kind: Any four cards of the same rank. If several hands have four of a kind, the hand with the higher four of a kind wins. If several hands have the same four of a kind, the hand with a higher kicker wins.
  - Straight Flush: Any straight with all five cards of the same suit. If several hands have a straight flush, the hand with the higher straight flush wins.
  - Royal Flush: A straight from ten to ace with all five cards of the same suit. This is the strongest poker hand.

Gameplay

The dealer deals twelve cards face-up to six positions one at a time clockwise. Each position receives two pocket cards and is numbered from 1 to 6 (Hand 1, Hand 2, Hand 3, Hand 4, Hand 5, Hand 6).
The first betting round begins even before the pocket cards are dealt. Punters can place their bets on one or more available outcomes.
Bets can be placed on an unlimited number of outcomes. Punters can place bets on one, two, three, four, five, or all six hands in one or several betting rounds.
The second betting round begins after the pocket cards are dealt and the updated odds of each hand are shown on screen. Bets placed in the first betting round have no impact on bets in the second betting round.
The third betting round begins after the dealer deals the flop (the first three community cards) face-up and the odds of each hand are updated. Punters can place their bets on chosen outcomes.
The fourth betting round begins after the turn (the fourth community card) is dealt face-up and the odds are updated.
- Some betting outcomes may have no chance of winning after the flop or turn. These outcomes will be marked as lost on screen and shown instead of odds.
- Some positions might form the highest possible hands after the flop or turn. These hands or outcomes will be marked as won and shown instead of odds on screen.
- No more bets will be accepted for won and lost betting outcomes. Bets on other betting outcomes can be placed freely.
The dealer deals the river (the fifth community card) after the fourth betting round, and the program determines the draw results. Winning hands are marked as won, and losing hands are marked as lost. Winning punters are paid their winnings, the dealer announces the winner(s), shuffles the cards, and starts a new draw.

Betting Limits

Maximum and minimum betting limits are set by the gambling company.

Special Cases

Cancelled Draws: Poker draws may be cancelled if:
- The scanner cannot read the card or its readings do not match the card on the table.
- A card or cards are misplaced or get mixed.
- Technical problems occur, such as internet connection issues, technical failures in the studio, or dealer mistakes.
  - Dealer mistakes that can cause the draw to be cancelled include:
    - The dealing sequence is altered.
    - A card or cards are marked or damaged.
    - A card or cards fall off the table or cannot be seen on screen due to the dealer’s mistake.
    - A card or cards in the deck are turned face-up and the picture/number is visible due to incorrect shuffling.
    - The dealer forgets to use the cut card.
    - The dealer incorrectly scans a card or cards, and the scanner readings do not match the cards on the table.
- If the draw is cancelled, all bets are void and stakes are returned to punters (odds are equalized to 1.00).
Card Burning: Cards can be burned during the game if:
- The dealer takes and shows a card face-up from the shoe when the betting round is not finished.
- A card cannot be scanned or read by the program due to technical reasons.
- Card burning procedure:
  - The dealer shows the card face-up to all punters.
  - The dealer announces that the specified card will be burned.
  - The dealer places the burned card to their right side near the edge of the table (left side on screen).
  - The dealer takes a new card from the shoe in place of the burned card.
It is considered a technical error if there are mismatches in graphical representation (different betting odds, wrong winning or losing hand) and video stream during a draw in a specific betting shop. Bets placed in a shop will be void if a punter can provide sufficient evidence to confirm the mistake with visual information (photo or video clip).
If the winning hand or hands and winning combination are clear after the flop or turn community cards are open, turn or river cards are dealt voiding betting rounds.

Game Organization Procedure

Draws of the game run 24/7 with maintenance breaks on demand. However, everything else, including dealer and card changes, is shown live for everyone to see.

Cards

The card deck is presented face-up at the beginning of the broadcast. Viewers can see that no cards are missing and there are no extra cards in the deck.
The card deck is changed if a card falls off the table or is placed where punters cannot see it. If a card or cards are marked or damaged, the deck is changed as well.
A standard 52-card deck is used in the game. Each card has a unique barcode which is scanned by an integrated table scanner when the cards are dealt on the table.

Equipment Used in the Game

A standard 52-card deck, with each card having a unique barcode.
A cut card (see section 1.12).
A table with six numbered positions from 1 to 6 where the pocket cards are placed, and a special place in the middle of the table for the board.
An integrated table scanner used to scan the barcodes on the cards.

Additional Information

These rules and regulations are published in multiple languages for informational purposes and ease of access by players. However, only the English version is the legal basis of the relationship between the player and the operator. In case of any discrepancy between a non-English version and the English version of these rules and regulations, the English version shall prevail.
All claims related to the results of the draws or other technical issues should be addressed to the operator no later than 30 days after the draw in question.

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