New Zealand Gazette – 1998 – No. 13

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✨ Caribbean Stud Poker Rules

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4.4 Hands of the same poker hand value, but consisting of different card values, shall be ranked according to the card values prescribed in rule 4.2. For example:

(a) in the case of odd cards, the respective card values of the highest card in each hand shall determine the ranking, if these are the same the values of the next highest cards, and so on,

(b) where 2 hands hold single Pairs of the same card value, the respective values of the highest of the remaining cards in each hand shall determine the outcome. If the highest of the remaining cards in the hands are of the same card value, the respective values of the next highest cards shall determine the outcome, and so on,

(c) in the case of 2 hands each containing 2 Pairs, the hand holding the highest pair in terms of card value shall be ranked the higher. If the highest pair in each of the hands is of the same value, the respective card values of the second pairs shall determine the outcome. In the case of a draw, the respective card values of the fifth cards in the hands determine which hand shall be higher;

(d) a Straight (or Straight Flush) consisting of king, queen, jack, 10 and 9 beats one consisting of jack, 10, 9, 8 and 7.

4.5 A player is responsible for declaring his/her optimum poker hand.

5.0 Wagers

5.1 Before the first card is dealt in a round each player:

(a) shall make an ante wager; and

(b) subject to these rules, may, where the casino operator offers a progressive jackpot, make a jackpot wager.

5.2 All jackpot wagers shall be made and disposed of in accordance with rules 5.5, 5.6, 5.7, 5.10 and 5.11 and section 11.

5.3 After the required number of cards have been dealt to the players and the dealer and the remaining cards have been placed in the discard rack, the players may pick up their cards and either:

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