Casino Hold’Em facts
| Game type | Casino poker table game |
|---|---|
| RTP shown by Betfair | 97.87% |
| Layout | Player versus house · community cards |
How Casino Hold’Em works
Place the Ante and, if wanted, the AA side bet. The game deals two private cards to the player and dealer, then three community cards; after the call or fold choice, it reveals the final two community cards.
Features and bonus rules
There is no slot bonus round. The optional AA side bet is evaluated from the dealt cards; the Betfair rules page lists separate payout tables for the Ante and AA bets.
- Ante bet
- Optional AA side bet
- Three-card flop
- Two further community cards
What happens during a round
After the first three community cards appear, choose whether to fold or place the call bet shown by the table rules. The final two community cards complete the five-card hands.
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Casino Hold’Em questions
Do players compete against one another?
No. Betfair describes Casino Hold’Em as a player-versus-house game.
How many community cards are dealt?
Five are dealt in total: three first, followed by two more after the call-or-fold decision.
What RTP does the public Betfair page show?
The page displays 97.87%.