Trey Poker

Player clicks on chips of selected denomination and then on Ante and/or PairUp field(s) to start the game.

Pair Up is an independent bet that is played by its own rules. Player bets in anticipation that the three card hand dealt to them will consist of any pair or better.
Ante – the main bet of the game that is placed if player wants to compete against the dealer. After bets are placed, player clicks Deal and three cards will be dealt. Player will then have to decide whether they want to call or fold, based on the strength of their hand.
Play – this bet is only offered if player placed the “Ante”. Play is placed with goal of earning a payout on the Ante bet.

Regardless of the bet placed, player will get a hand consisting of three cards. If only the “Pair Up” bet is placed, it will instantly be determined whether the bet have won or lost. On the other hand, Ante was also placed,player will have to make the call in order for the dealer to open up their cards. Player has option to fold and move on to the next hand if they believe chances to beat dealer’s hand are low.

Qualifying Dealers Hand

Similarly to most casino poker games, in Trey Poker dealer’s hand needs to qualify for payout. In order for player to earn a payout on the “Call” bets, dealer’s hand should be at least Queen high or better.

If Dealer Does not Qualify

In Trey Poker, if the dealers hand does not qualify, Player is paid an even money payout on “Ante” bet, while “Call” bet will be considered a “tie”.

Hand Values

With only three cards dealt to make a hand combination with, they are valued a bit differently. Straight pays out more than flush. And three of a kind pays our more than both straight and flush.

Payouts

There are two separate paytables for each of the two bet types:

Pair Up Bet

Hand	Payout
Royal Flush	100:1
Straight flush	50:1
3 of a kind	40:1
Straight	5:1
Flush	3:1
Pair	1:1

Ante/Play Bet

Player will automatically earn an even money payout on both “Ante” and “Call” bets if the dealers hand qualifies. The following bonus payouts are paid on top for qualifying hands as follows.

Straight – 1 to 1 (on top of the regular payouts)
Three of a Kind – 4 to 1
Straight Flush – 5 to 1

Malfunction voids all plays and pays!

The Game Rules as published on this website are in English. Translations into other languages are provided as a service in good faith. In the event of ambiguity between an English version and a translation, the English version always retains priority.