Trey Poker Rules

Welcome to Trey Poker Professional Series.

Overview

Trey Poker Professional Series offers two separate games to play-Ante/Play and Pair Up. Trey Poker is played with one deck of 52 cards that are shuffled before each round. Play either one or both games at the same time. When you play both games at the same time you can bet different amounts on each game.

Ante/Play Game - You compete against the dealer to get the best three-card poker hand. After placing an Ante bet you receive three cards. You then make a Play bet (equal to the Ante bet) or Fold and surrender the ante bet. If you Play, your three-card hand is compared with the dealers. Winnings are paid out according to the normal and bonus payout tables.
Pair Up game - You bet on the quality of your three-card poker hand, independent of the dealer's hand, and win on hand combinations of a pair or better. Depending on the casino offering Trey Poker you may lose the Pair Up bet if you fold on the Ante bet.

Playing Ante/Play

Play the Ante/Play game by doing the following:

Place an Ante bet - Place a bet on the Ante circle. If you are also playing the Pair Up game place your bet on the Pair Up circle.
Initiate the deal - Click Deal. A three card hand is dealt to you face up, and a three card hand is dealt face down to the dealer.
Play or Fold - Rewiew your cards and do one of the following:
- Click Play if you think you have a hand that can beat the dealer. A Play bet equal to the ante is placed in the Play betting circle. The dealer's hand is revealed and your hands are compared.
- Click Fold if you think you do not have a winning hand and wish to end the game. You lose the Ante bet (and any Pair Up bet; depending on the casino offering Trey Poker.)
View the result - The game displays the result of the Ante/Play showdown between you and the dealer. The dealer must have a queen or better to qualify. You are paid out according to the Ante Game Results and Ante Game Payout, see Ante results and normal payout and Ante bonus payout. If you are playing Pair Up the result is displayed and you are paid out according to the Pair Up payout. - Turn on or off the background soundtrack. - Increase or decrease game speed.

Note: For information about hand ranking and betting help, see Hand Ranking and Betting help.

Ante/Play results and normal payout

The Ante/Play normal payouts are:

Dealer Qualifies**	Hand	Ante Bet	Play Bet
No	Does not apply	Pays 1:1	Push
Yes	Player beats dealer	Pays 1:1	Pays 1:1
Yes	Dealer and player have equal hands	Push	Push
Yes	Dealer beats player	Bet lost	Bet lost

**Dealer Qualifies = Dealer has a queen or higher.

Ante bonus payout

The ante bonus payouts are:

Hand	Payout
Straight Flush	5:1
Three of a Kind	4:1
Straight	1:1

Playing Pair Up

Play the Pair Up game by doing the following:

Place a bet - Place a bet on the Pair Up circle. If you are also playing the game place your Ante bet on the Ante circle.
Initiate the deal - Click Deal. A three card hand is dealt to both you and the dealer.
View the result - The game displays the result of your Pair Up hand below the Pair Up circle. If your three-card hand is a Pair Up hand combination (i.e. pair or better) you win and are paid out according to the Pair Up payout.

Note: For information about hand ranking and betting help see, Hand Ranking and Betting help.

Pair Up Payout

The Pair Up payouts are:

Hand	Description
Royal Straight Flush	A, K, Q of the same suit.
Straight Flush	Three cards of the same suit in a sequence, where ace can count as high or low. When comparing two hands with a straight flush the one with the highest ranked card wins (except for a 3, 2, Ace straight flush in which 3 is the highest card).
Three of a Kind	Three cards of the same rank. When comparing two hands with a three of a kind, higher ranks beat lower ranks.
Straight	Three consecutive cards of mixed suits. When comparing two hands with a straight the one with the higher ranked cards wins. Ace can count as high or low. A-K-Q is highest type of straight and 3-2-A is the lowest. 2-A-K is not a straight.
Flush	Three cards of the same suit. When comparing two hands with a flush, they are compared in the same way as high card hands.
Pair	Two cards of equal rank and one of a different rank, such as 5-5-A. When comparing two hands with a pair, the highest ranked pair wins.
High Card	Three cards of different ranks, not consecutive, and not all the same suit. When comparing two such hands, the highest cards are compared first. If they are equal, the middle cards are compared, and then the lowest cards. For example K-5-2 beats, Q-9-6, which beats Q-9-5.

Note: There is no ranking among suits. Hands with same combinations that differ only in suit are a tie e.g. A, K, Q spades and A, K, Q hearts.

Betting limits

The bet limit sign indicates the minimum and maximum amount for each bet (an Ante, Play, Pair Up) in a game round. Even though the limit is the same you can choose to bet different amounts on the Ante and Pair Up. However, the Play bet is always equal to the Ante bet.

Betting help

When placing bets you can do the following:

To:	Do this:
Select a chip	Click a chip at the bottom right of the game panel.
Place an Ante or Pair Up bet	Click the bet circle on the table. Every click in the circle adds one chip of the selected value to the bet area.
Remove a bet	Select the remove bet chip at the bottom right of the game panel, and click on a bet circle.
Play again	Click Rebet to place the same bet as the previous round or Click New Bet to place a new bet.

Game Settings

Click the spanner icon in the game panel. Select to enable the following options for the game in the Game Settings menu:

Sound effects - Turn on or off sound effects played for events.
Background music
Speed

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