Online Live Dealer Poker Games In The Philippines

The goal is to make a better three-card poker hand than the dealer.

You begin by placing an Ante bet. Depending on the table, you may also place optional bets such as Pair or Better, Mega 6 Bonus, Progressive Jackpot, and a tip bet.

How A Round Works

You receive three cards face up, while the dealer receives three cards face down. After seeing your cards, you have about 7 seconds to choose:

• Play: Place an additional bet equal to your Ante.
• Fold: Surrender your Ante and any bets that require you to continue.

Failing to act in time results in an automatic fold. Once the first player card is dealt, no more bets can be placed.

The dealer then reveals all three cards. The dealer needs at least Queen-high to qualify, and the game compares your hand with the dealer’s hand to determine the result.

Hand Rankings

Tri-Card Poker uses a standard 52-card deck, shuffled after every round. Hands rank from highest to lowest:

1. Straight flush
2. Three of a kind
3. Straight
4. Flush
5. Pair
6. High card

Unlike standard five-card poker, a straight ranks above a flush.

An Ace may be high in A-K-Q or low in A-2-3. Ties are settled by comparing the next-highest relevant card, often called the kicker.

Optional Bets

Pair or Better is based only on your three cards and remains active only when you choose Play.

Ante Bonus pays for qualifying player hands when you choose Play, regardless of whether your hand beats the dealer.

Mega 6 Bonus combines your three cards with the dealer’s three cards to create a six-card hand. It remains active whether you Play or Fold.

Progressive Jackpot also uses all six cards and remains active after either decision. Some hands pay fixed prizes, while premium hands win a percentage of the jackpot. Shared jackpot awards are divided among all active players who qualified on that hand.

• Ante: Minimum bet 5; maximum bet 100
• Play: Minimum bet 5; maximum bet 100
• Pair or Better: Minimum bet 1; maximum bet 25
• Mega 6 Bonus: Minimum bet 1; maximum bet 15
• Tip bet: Minimum bet 1; maximum bet 100

Betting Controls

Between rounds, you normally have about 30 seconds to place bets. Available controls may include Rebet, Double, Auto Rebet, Clear Bets, Undo Last, Auto Play, Auto Fold, and automatic jackpot betting. Winnings are credited to your balance automatically.

Live Bet on Poker follows a Texas Hold’em-style format, but players bet on which of six numbered hands will win rather than playing their own cards.

The dealer gives each hand two face-up pocket cards, then deals five shared community cards: the Flop, Turn, and River. Each position forms its best five-card poker hand using its pocket cards and the board. The highest-ranking hand wins, and multiple hands can win in a tie.

There are four betting rounds:

• Before the pocket cards are dealt
• After the pocket cards are revealed
• After the Flop
• After the Turn

Odds update as more cards appear. Bets from each round are treated separately, and players may wager on one or several of the six hands. Outcomes that can no longer win may be marked Lost, while guaranteed winners may be marked Won, preventing further bets on those positions.

Standard poker rankings apply, from high card up to royal flush. If the best possible five-card hand is entirely on the board, all six positions are treated as winners.

The game uses a standard 52-card deck and runs live around the clock, except during maintenance. Canceled draws void all bets and return the stakes. The stated RTP is 95%.

Live Dealer 6+ Poker, also called Short-Deck Hold’em, is played between the Player and the Dealer. Each side forms its best five-card hand from two pocket cards and five shared community cards.

The game uses a 36-card deck, with all cards from 2 through 5 removed. The Player receives two cards face up, while the Dealer receives two cards face down. The dealer then reveals the community cards in stages: the Flop, Turn, and River. The Dealer’s cards are revealed after the final betting round.

There are five betting rounds:

• Before any cards are dealt
• After the pocket cards are dealt
• After the Flop
• After the Turn
• After the River

Odds update after each stage, and bets placed in different rounds are treated separately. Players may bet on the Player, Dealer, split, or other available outcomes. Betting closes on outcomes that are already guaranteed to win or can no longer win.

Because of the shorter deck, the hand rankings differ from standard Texas Hold’em. From lowest to highest, they are:

1. High card
2. Pair
3. Two pair
4. Straight
5. Three of a kind
6. Full house
7. Flush
8. Four of a kind
9. Straight flush
10. Royal flush

In this version, three of a kind beats a straight, and a flush beats a full house. Aces can be used in the low straight A-6-7-8-9 or the high straight 10-J-Q-K-A.

A tie is called a split, and bets placed on that outcome are paid when both sides have equal-value hands. Canceled draws result in stakes being refunded. The game runs live around the clock apart from maintenance, and the stated RTP is 95%.

Live Dealer Poker is a Texas Hold’em-style betting game played with six face-up hands and five shared community cards. Rather than playing a hand yourself, you bet on which numbered hand will win or which poker combination will be the winning result.

Each of the six hands receives two cards. The dealer then reveals the community cards across four stages:

• Preflop
• Flop
• Turn
• River

A new betting round takes place at each stage, with odds updating as more cards are revealed. Bets from different rounds cannot be combined.

The winning hand is the one that makes the strongest five-card combination using its two cards and the shared board. Standard poker rankings apply, from high card through royal flush. Ties are possible, and if the best hand is made entirely from the five community cards, bets on all six hands are treated as winners.

Players may bet on a specific hand, the winning hand type, or other available markets. Random jackpot prizes may also be added to a winning bet slip.

The game uses a standard 52-card deck and is streamed live around the clock, apart from scheduled maintenance. Canceled games void all wagers and return stakes. The listed RTP ranges from 85% to 94.5%, depending on the selected market.

This live table game uses Texas Hold’em-style community cards, but each player competes directly against the dealer rather than against other players.

You begin with an Initial Play bet and may also place an Optional Side Play. The player receives two face-up cards, the dealer receives two face-down cards, and three community cards are dealt face up.

After seeing the first five available cards, you must choose:

• Play 2x: Place an additional bet worth twice the Initial Play and continue.
• Fold: End the main game round and lose the Initial Play.

The side bet remains active regardless of the Play or Fold decision. It is based only on the player’s first five-card hand and pays when that hand contains a pair of aces or better, according to the payout table.

After the decision, the dealer reveals the Turn and River, followed by the dealer’s two cards. The player’s and dealer’s strongest five-card hands are then formed from their seven available cards and compared.

The game uses one standard 52-card deck, excludes jokers, and reshuffles after every round. The stated theoretical RTP is 97.84% for the Initial Play and 93.74% for the Optional Side Play.