Play Stud Poker at Miami Club Casino

March 15, 2019

Unlock a life-changing jackpot when you play the extremely popular Progressive Caribbean Stud Poker variant at Miami Club Casino.

Although Texas Hold'em is still considered the most popular poker variant in the world, games like Stud Poker can offer additional value for poker enthusiasts. In this article, we will take an in-depth look at how this age-old game can be enjoyed. Stud poker is essentially a community of poker games, allowing poker players to independently own every card in their hand while they compete against other players on desktop and the mobile casino platform.

Before 2003, when the Moneymaker boom occurred, 7 Card Stud was considered the most popular poker variant in the world. This popular and unique form of poker gets even more exhilarating when you play for an enormous progressive jackpot.

Caribbean Stud Poker Rules

There is a wide variety of casino games at Miami Club Casino, but there's no denying that Progressive Caribbean Stud Poker is one game that certainly stands out from the rest. The Progressive Caribbean Stud Poker variant at Miami Club Casino utilizes the traditional Nevada Gaming Commission rules.

With the Progressive Caribbean Stud Poker variant, it will be you against the casino dealer. The game is enjoyed on a table that is extremely similar to a Blackjack table, complete with marked places for both your Progressive bets and your Ante Bets. The Ante will be your initial wager where you will need to place chips on the circle marked 'ANTE'. If you believe your hand will defeat the dealer's hand, you are more than welcome to place an additional bet which will be double your Ante bet. Before the cards are dealt, you can also place a Progressive bet on any hand that has an Ante bet.

Progressive Caribbean Stud Poker is enjoyed with 6 decks of cards that will be shuffled after every hand. At Miami Club Casino, you will have a total of 5 playing positions on the table and you will be able to play all 5 positions in a single hand. Please note, however, that every hand will require a separate wager.

Once you placed an Ante bet, along with an optional Progressive bet, the dealer will deal 5 face-up cards to each hand. The dealer will also receive 5 cards. However, only one card will be face up. Based on the value of the dealer's one face-up card and the strength of your own hand, you will need to decide whether you want to increase your wager (Call) or minimize your losses (Fold). There are no additional cards dealt in Progressive Caribbean Stud Poker. Both the dealer and player compare hands that are formed from the 5 dealt cards.

Caribbean Stud Poker Objective

The objective of Progressive Caribbean Stud Poker is to defeat the dealer's hand. Should you place a Progressive bet, you will win the appropriate share of the jackpot even if the dealer wins with his hand. It's also worth mentioning that the dealer's hand needs to contain at least one King and one Ace to qualify. Should the dealer's hand not qualify, you will receive a payout of 1 to 1 on your Ante bet and your wager will be returned without any winnings.

Should the dealer's hand qualify, then the best hand will win. Your winning hand will receive a payout of 1 to 1 on your Ante bet along with winnings on your wager that will be calculated in accordance with the payout table. Should you decide to fold, you will lose your Ante bet even if the dealer does not qualify. Should there be a tie, the next highest-ranking card will decide the winner. Should there be an absolute tie, your wager will be returned to you.

Progressive Caribbean Stud Poker Paytable

The best thing about playing a Progressive bet on Caribbean Stud Poker is that you will always win, even if the dealer's hand does not qualify. If you manage to obtain a Royal Flush, you will receive 1,000 to 1 and the full Progressive Jackpot amount. A Straight Flush will pay 200 to 1 along with 10% of the Progressive jackpot, while a Four of a Kind will pay 100 to 1 along with an additional $500.

A Full House will pay 15 to 1 along with an additional $100 and a Flush will pay 10 to 1 along with an additional $50. A Straight will pay 4 to 1, a Three of a Kind will pay 3 to 1, Two Pairs will pay 1 to 1, One Pair will pay 1 to 1, and a King & Ace will pay 1 to 1. Now that you have a better understanding of how to play the game, we recommend that you get a bonus to enjoy Stud Poker at Miami Club Casino today!