Flush Game In Casino
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- Boot Hill Casino & Resort Chase the Flush Rules of the Game Chase the Flush is an exciting new card game where players and the dealer receive three hole card which they combine with four community cards to make the longest possible seven-card flush.
- High Card Flush is an entertaining casino game that involves playing your flush hands against the dealer’s flush hands. The game also offers fun side bets that pay off for hands with straight flushes and for the.
Chase the Flush combines the betting structure of Ultimate Texas Hold’em with the hand grading of High Card Flush. Luxor and Silverton are the only two casinos to play the game in Las Vegas. The minimum bet is $5 at each.
How to Play Chase the Flush
Players receive three cards after making an Ante bet. This is a difference from Ultimate Texas Hold’em, where players only receive two cards. The dealer also receives three cards.
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A player may check or bet three times the Ante. After that betting round, two community cards are exposed. The player may then check or bet two times the Ante. Two more community cards are then shown. The player must either match the Ante bet or fold. A player that bets at any point is done with action in the hand and waits until all community cards are shown.
The best flush wins. The rank is first based on the number of suited cards. The second-ranking is the value of the flush cards. An ace plays high. The dealer must have a three-card nine or better to qualify. If the dealer fails to qualify, the Ante automatically pushes. The Raise bets still play. These Raises are paid even money on a winning hand. Note that all side bets except for the Same Suit bet lose if the dealer’s hand beats the player’s one.
Playing Chase the Flush in Las Vegas
Rules of Play
- Players must make equal bets on the Ante and the X-Tra Bonus. They may also make an optional Same Suit Bonus.
- Each player and the dealer receives 3 hole cards.
- Players then make a choice of checking or betting 3x their Ante on the All In bet.
- *Once players bet, they cannot bet again and they cannot change their bet.
- The dealer then places the first two community cards (the Flop) face up on the layout.
- Players that have not yet made an All In bet have a choice of checking or betting 2x their Ante on the All In bet.
- The dealer then places the final two community cards (the Turn and the River) face-up on the layout.
- Players that have not yet made an All In bet have a choice of folding or betting 1x their Ante on the All In bet.
- The dealer then reveals his three hole cards and announces his seven-card flush.
- The dealer needs a 9 high three-card flush in order to qualify. If the dealer does not qualify all Ante bets push. The player must beat the dealer to win the All In bet and X-Tra Bonus bet.
- When the dealer qualifies and the player’s flush beats the dealer’s flush, the All In and Ante bets win even money.
- When the dealer qualifies and the player’s hand loses to the dealer, the All In, Ante and X-Tra Bonus bets lose.
- When the hands tie, the All In, Ante and X-Tra Bonus bets push.
- The X-Tra Bonus bet wins when the player beats the dealer with four or more cards of the same suit. See paytable for odds. If the player wins with less than a four card flush then the X-Tra Bonus bet pushes.
- The Same Suit Bonus bet wins if the player has a four card flush or higher. Player does not have to win hand to win Same Suit Bonus. See paytable for odds.