This is a topic whose time has come. For eons, Pai Gow poker house ways have varied from casino to casino, causing confusion, gripes, and even altercations among players and dealers, and among dealers and other casino personnel. The amount of lost time, money, and good will is considerable, and some think that it would just be better if one standard, reliable, and accurate Pai Gow Poker house ...
I have an unconfirmed report the Fortune pai gow poker jackpot at Harrah's (Las Vegas) is at $3.5 million. I hear the minimum for the base bet is $25 and...
I know there was a thread about this game a while back when it was somewhere in California. I can't find it. NYNY is testing Face Up PGP. No commission. All hands push on dealer's Ace High Pai Gow. Dealer sets their cards before the players set theirs. There is the standard fortune side bet, as well as an Ace-High bet which pays: 40 to 1: dealer and player both have ace high Pai Gow. 15 to 1 ...
Nothing really alarming. Now, fast forward to recent years. Not only has regular pai gow seemingly gotten worse (the dealer getting better hands far too often) but Im sure you're aware that recently there has been a new variation called Face up Pai Gow. It is so utterly shameless that it is truly laughable.
Face up Pai Gow Poker is so utterly shameless it is absolutely absurd!
The Fortune side bet provides the pai gow poker players a possibility of winning a large jackpot - something that many gamblers like. With 5 dollars on the Fortune side bet, there's an adrenaline rush turning your 7 cards over and checking whether you've made a royal or straight flush, or 4-of a kind or some other large hand.