Bet Pay out
Hands	Pay out odds
Royal Flush	100:1
Straight Flush	50:1
4 of a Kind	20:1
Full House	7:1
Flush	5:1
Straight	4:1
3 of a Kind	3:1
Two Pair	2:1
One Pair	1:1
High Card	1:1
Progressive Payout
Hands	Pay out
Royal Flush	$15,042.40
Straight Flush	$1,504.24
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)

$15,042.40

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 - Click to play the progressive.

C - Press here to lower your wager.

D - Press here to deal out the cards.

E - Press here to fold your hand.

F - Press here to bet your hand.

G - View/hide the pay out table.

Playing Caribbean Stud Poker Online

This is probably the most well known table game with a progressive jackpot. Mostly probably most land based casinos don't have much game selection. At the Rushmore online casino you can play Let Them Ride, Caribbean Stud, Caribbean Holdem and Caribbean Draw Poker, all of which have a progressive jackpot. You can play all of these games with a welcome bonus, if you use the "DOUBLEDOWN" coupon code after making your initial deposit.
There are a few things you should know, if you haven't played Caribbean Stud or if you haven't played online before. First off, Caribbean Stud is equally as frustrating to play online as it is to play at a land based casino. The progressive jackpot can still be won by getting a Royal Flush and it is currently over $15,000 at the Rushmore Casino. Game play is the same, but more easy to follow and only requires clicks of your mouse to play.

    Before you begin playing Caribbean Stud, you will first have to decide how much you want to wager. You can wager between a $1 to $250 per hand. You will also have to decide whether or not you want to play the progressive. It is usually a good idea to play the progressive, there is a high house advantage, but it is a relatively small investment. Missing a big time pay out can be extra painful for this casino game, because there is a good chance that your Royal Flush hand will win you absolutely nothing. Why? You will soon find out.
    Once you have selected how much you want to wager, you will need to press deal. Your five card poker hand and the dealer's poker hand will be dealt. One of the dealer's cards will be dealt face up. You will then have to decide to fold your hand or bet your hand. By folding you will have your hand tossed and your will lose your ante.  Betting your hand will require you to place a additional wager equal to twice your ante. After making your decision, the dealer's cards will be flipped over and one of three situations will occur.
    The dealer's hand will not qualify if the poker hand isn't at least a Ace high, King high hand. If this happens, you will be paid out your ante 1:1 and your bet will be pushed back.
    If the dealer's hand is Ace, King or better, but is not as good as your poker hand, then you will win both your ante and your bet. When this happens your ante will be paid out 1:1 and your bet will be paid out depending on your poker hand. The pay outs range from 1:1 for a high card, 2:1 for two pair, 3:1 for trips and up to 100:1 for a Royal Flush.
    If the dealer has a qualified hand that is better than your hand, then you will lose both your ante and your bet.
    This casino game can be frustrating to play at times. Not paying the $1 for the progressive can be a very costly mistake, even if mathematically it makes more sense not to play it most of the time. If you do not play the progressive and the dealer doesn't qualify, then your Royal Flush will pay the same as a poker hand without even a pair.