Pai Gow Poker

Pai Gow poker is a seven-card, two-hand poker game. Like fellow casino table games based on poker, Caribbean stud poker and let it ride poker, pai gow poker quickly won the approval of casino gamblers and poker players of longer-running games like Texas hold'em, 7-card stud, and Omaha poker.

Most major land-based and online casinos, especially Las Vegas casinos, have at least a few tables allotted for this casino game. Having an estimated 50 million players in the United States alone, poker itself is deemed America's most popular card game.

The Object of the Game

In Pai Gow poker, players do not compete with one another, only against the dealer. Out of seven cards dealt to each player, the object of the game is to make a higher five-card hand and a higher two-card hand than the dealer's five-card hand and two-card hand, respectively. As a rule, the player's five-card hand must be stronger than his two-card hand. If both hands of a player are higher than the dealer's respective hands, he wins the game.

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