Play Live Holdem

Live Casino Hold'em is an exciting poker game that is offered for real money play in all good live casinos on online gambling sites. The game is like the popular Texas Hold'em Poker, with the difference that you play against the bank and not other players. In Live Hold'em Poker you can watch a video stream from a real casino with a real dealer and experience the exciting atmosphere of a real casino from home. Because of the worldwide popularity of Texas Hold'em Poker , casino game manufacturers have spent many years developing a similar game that can be played against the bank in land-based and online casinos. Ultimately, Live Casino Hold'em was released, an exciting card game that real poker fans get their money's worth. Especially the live dealer game, in which you can watch a table and croupier in a real casino and place your bets comfortably from home, has meanwhile become established and is offered in all good online casinos.

Basically, your goal in Casino Hold'em is to use your two cards and the five community cards to form a poker hand that is stronger than the best hand the dealer can form with his two cards and five community cards. The dealer who represents the bank usually needs to score at least a pair of fours in order to qualify. If he doesn't qualify, you win automatically, even if your hand is worse than the banker's. Before the game starts, you always have to place an ante and after the flop you have the option of either placing a bet that will cost you double the ante to stay in play or folding. You also have the option of wagering any amount on "AA".

It is played with a standard poker deck
Before the game begins, each player must place an ante
Each player receives two cards face up, the dealer two cards face down
The flop with three community cards is dealt face up in the middle
Now you have to decide whether you want to continue playing or not
If you continue to play you will have to put your double ante on call
Then the turn and river, i.e. the fourth and fifth community cards, are dealt
The dealer now reveals the two face-down cards in the bank and a showdown ensues
If you win, you will receive a 1: 1 payout as well as any bonus payments for a particularly good hand