Single Player Poker

In Single Player Poker games, you play against the dealer's hand, or against the house - sometimes using the dealer's "community" hand to form your own. Well known games include: Let it Ride (Let'em Ride), Three Card Poker (Tri Card Poker), Pai Gow Poker, Cyberstud Poker and a few others. You don't need to bring your poker face to play these games, but it's a very good idea to know the game you're playing, and come to the tables with a solid strategy.

    Let it Ride

Let It Ride Poker is a fun, fast and very easy game to win. Although you will lose most hands, don't be discouraged because the winning hands have great payouts!
The object is to put together a poker hand consisting of a pair of tens or better using your 3 card hand plus the two card Community Hand.(the dealer's hand). Anyone familiar with Video Poker should have no trouble learning Let It Ride Basic Strategy.

 

Pai Gow Poker requires a little more skill than Let It Ride. It's played with a 53 card deck (one joker). You are dealt 7 cards, which you must then split into two hands: A 2-card hand and a 5-card hand. Once split, the player's two hands are compared with the dealer's two hands to determine the winner.
How to Play Pai Gow Poker.

 

Tri-Card Poker is a slight twist on Poker, similar to Caribbean Poker. Both the player and the dealer get three cards. There are two bets: Pair Plus, where the player bets if his hand will have a pair or better, and Ante, where the player competes with the dealer.

How to play Tri Card Poker.

 

Caribbean Poker is standard Five-Card Stud Poker with a slight twist: one of the dealer’s cards is always displayed. Players compete against the dealer, rather than other players.

Caribbean Stud Poker is played with a standard deck of 52 cards. A player needs to first place an "ante bet". In Caribbean Stud Poker, the player and dealer are both dealt five cards each. One of the dealers cards is dealt face up. The player and dealer compare hands from their five cards.

You need to choose whether to bet and challenge the dealer’s hand or to fold. If you want to play the hand, you bet two twice the ante. After your bet has been placed, the remaining four cards in the dealer's hand are exposed, and the two hands are compared.