Ante Pay out
Hands	Pay out odds
Royal Flush	100:1
Straight Flush	20:1
4 of a Kind	10:1
Full House	3:1
Flush	2:1
High card or better	1:1
Progressive Payout
Hands	Pay out
Royal Flush	$15,052.07
Straight Flush	$1,505.20
4 of a Kind	$500
Full House	$100
Flush	$75

Quick Stats

Welcome Bonus pay rate

(Must use a special coupon code)

100%

Progressive Jackpot

(at time of latest review)

$15,052.07

Minimum wager

Maximum wager

$250

Average pay-out %

for Table Games

97.5%

A - Press here to change your wager from $1 to $250.

B - Press here to lower your wager.

C - Press here to deal out the cards.

D - Press here to fold your hand.

E - Press here to call your hand.

F - View/hide the pay out table.

G - Click to play the progressive.

Playing Caribbean Holdem Poker

If you like playing Caribbean Stud Poker and Texas Holdem, then you should really enjoy playing Caribbean Holdem. The game play is a mix of Caribbean Poker and Texas Holdem. You can use your welcome bonus, if you use the "DOUBLEDOWN" coupon code after making your initial deposit.
    Much of the game play is the same as the Caribbean Stud game at the Rushmore Casino. You will start by placing a wager between a $5 and $250. You will also have to decide whether or not you will play the progressive or not. If you decide to play you will need to spending $1 for a chance at a progressive jackpot that is over $15,000. The progressives and bonus pay outs only pay out if you make a winning poker hand right off the flop.
    Press deal as soon as you have decided how much you want to wager. The dealer's cards, your cards and the flop will then be dealt. Bonus pay outs, if any, from the progressive jackpot will be rewarded based on your current hand.
    At this time you will have the choice to fold your hand or call your poker hand. If you fold, then you will forfeit your ante and your hand will be finished. If you call, you will be placing an additional wager equal to two times your ante. The turn and river card will then be dealt and one of three things will happen.
    The dealer's hand will have an unqualified hand. If the dealer's hand is worse than a pair of fours, then he will not qualify. When this happens, you will be paid out your ante 1:1 and your call will be pushed back.
    The dealer's hand has a better poker hand and has qualified. If this happens, you will lose both your ante and your call bet.
    The dealer's hand qualifies, but is still worse than your own poker hand. This is the ideal scenario, because this will earn you the most money. When this happens your call bet will be paid out 1:1 and your ante bet will be paid out based on your poker hand. Most hands will pay out 1:1, but you can earn up to 100:1 your ante by getting a Royal Flush.
    At first glance, this casino game seems like a game where the casino is at a major disadvantage. How easy would it be to just play your poker hands that will most likely beat the dealer in a heads up game. This might have been the case if you were getting paid out based on your call bet instead of your ante and had the same pay out table as Caribbean Stud. In this game though the extra pay outs are based on your ante and the pay out table rewards less for your poker hands. Of course this has to be the case otherwise the casino would lose money on almost every playing session, because you get an extra two cards to make your poker hand and you usually have a pretty good idea on whether or not you can beat the dealer for most of your poker hands.