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by The Croupier of The Sands Casino. . 38 reads.

A Place In The Sun - 25 April



🔺Higher or Lower?🔻

The House draws a king from a pack of cards. Is the next card drawn the same, higher, or lower? Ace counts as high. Stake is ten casino chips. Winning bets on 'higher' pay 110 chips, winning bets on 'lower' pay 1 chip, winning bets on 'same' pay 150 chips.

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♠♥Sands Hold'em ♦♣

Three flop cards are dealt face up. These are used by everyone in the game. Each player is dealt two hole cards. Players use all five cards to make their hand. Players can swap one or both hole cards to try and make a better hand. The flop cards are 6♣, 9♠, and K♣. Your hole cards are 9♥, and 10♥. Stake is ten chips. Winnings are ten chips if you beat the dealer's hand.

The house’s hole cards are 8♦ and Q♥.

Stick
You have a pair of nines.
The house swaps 8♦ for 8♠, giving King high.
You win.

Switch 9♥
You swap for 8♠, giving King high, ten next highest.
The house swaps 8♦ for 7♠, giving king high, queen next highest.
The house wins.

Switch 10♥
You swap for 8♠, keeping a pair of nines.
The house swaps 8♦ and Q♥ for 4♣ and 7♠, giving King high.
You win.

Switch both
You swap for 7♠ and 8♠, giving King high, nine next highest.
The house sticks, giving king high, queen next highest.
The house wins.


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