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Four Card Poker (Shuffle Master) Game Review

With its thrilling head-to-head play against the dealer and the ability to triple-down on the play bet, Four Card Poker is one of the fastest growing specialty games in the market.To compete against the dealer, players make the Ante wager: They make the Aces Ups wager to compete against the paytable, players may also make the optional Aces Up wager. Players receive five cards to make their best four card hand and the dealer receives six cards to make his four card hand. The dealer always qualifies.

How To Play

To compete against the dealer, players make the ante wager and may also make the Aces UpSM wager to compete against the paytable. To be eligible for all or part of the progressive jackpot, players must make the progressive bet before any cards are dealt. Players receive five cards to make their best four-card hand and the dealer receives six cards to make his or her best four-card hand. In this game, the dealer always qualifies.

After reviewing their cards, players may fold or make the play wager, which can be one to three times their ante. If a player’s hand beats or ties the dealer, his or her play and ante wagers win even money. If the dealer’s hand beats a player’s hand, the player loses both wagers.

The Aces Up bonus bet wins when players have a pair of aces or better and wins regardless of whether players win or lose to the dealer. If players have a premium hand of a three-of-a-kind or higher, they also win an automatic bonus on their ante wager. Automatic bonuses always win, even when players lose to the dealer.

The progressive bet wins when a player’s final hand contains a three-of-a-kind or better. The higher the player’s hand, the more he or she wins. The top hand in the game, four aces, pays 100 percent of the progressive jackpot. Players making the progressive wager also qualify for an Envy Bonus. If other players at the table get a straight flush or better, they win an Envy Bonus.

To maximize game play, we recommend using an single deck specialty shuffler. For more information on the paytable and odds, please contact your Bally Account Executive.