Ultimate Texas Hold'em – Face off against the dealer. The popular poker table game found in casinos.
Ultimate Texas Hold'em (UTH) mirrors the table game available in most casinos. Like Blackjack, it's just you against the dealer. Your payout depends on the strength of your hand—better hands yield higher rewards. Enjoy offline play, repeat bets (including the Trips bet), and straightforward, fast-paced action. Perfect for refining your strategy. Running low on chips? Spin The Wheel* to earn bonus chips (*internet connection required).
- The game uses a standard 52-card deck.
- You place equal bets on the Ante and Blind. An optional Trips bet may also be placed, paying out only when certain hands are made.
- The dealer gives two cards to you and two to themselves. You may look at your own cards.
- You can either check or place a Play bet worth three or four times your Ante bet.
- The dealer reveals three community cards.
- If you checked earlier, you now have the option to place a Play bet equal to twice your Ante or check again. If you already placed a Play bet, no action is taken.
- The dealer reveals the final two community cards.
- If you've checked twice, you must now either place a Play bet equal to your Ante or fold. Folding means you lose both your Ante and Blind bets.
- As in other Texas Hold'em games, both you and the dealer aim to create the best five-card hand using a mix of your own cards and the community cards.
- The dealer must have at least a pair to qualify.
- Hands are then compared, and the Blind, Ante, and Play bets are resolved according to Ultimate Texas Hold'em rules. If you win and the dealer qualifies, all three bets pay out. If the dealer doesn't qualify, your Ante bet is returned. If the dealer wins, you lose all your bets (except the Trips bet). In case of a tie, all bets are returned.
What's New in Version 1.1.66
Last updated on Aug 24, 2023
Android 13 compatibility added
