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Caribbean Stud Poker
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About Caribbean Stud Poker
Live Caribbean Stud with five cards dealt face up to the player. Raise or fold decision against the dealer's qualifying hand. 5+1 optional side bet evaluates player cards plus dealer's up card. Progressive jackpot available on Royal Flush.
Caribbean Stud Poker is a table game where players compete against the dealer rather than other participants. The player makes an ante bet and an optional side bet before receiving five cards. The dealer receives four face-down cards and one face-up card. Players must decide to fold (losing the ante) or raise by betting double their ante. The dealer qualifies with Ace-King or better. If the dealer fails to qualify, the ante pushes and any raise wins even money. When the dealer qualifies, hands are compared; player wins if their hand ranks higher. Hand rankings follow standard poker hierarchy from high card through royal flush. Evolution's live dealer version streams the action in real time with a human dealer managing the cards and payouts.
Caribbean Stud Poker: how to start
Find Caribbean Stud Poker through the lobby search. Signed-in players play for real money; guests can open the demo where the studio provides one.
You join a live-streamed table with a real dealer; seats and limits are shown before you sit. Your balance stays in crypto end to end, and winnings withdraw to your own wallet.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if the dealer's hand doesn't qualify in Caribbean Stud Poker?
The dealer must have an Ace-King or better to qualify. If the dealer's hand fails to qualify, you win even money on your ante bet and your raise bet pushes (returns with no win or loss).
How does the 5+1 optional side bet work?
The 5+1 side bet evaluates your five cards plus the dealer's single face-up card to form the best possible five-card poker hand. Payouts depend on hand strength, separate from your main ante and raise bets.
What's the maximum payout I can win on a single hand?
The maximum win on Caribbean Stud Poker at WickedBet is 50:1, which applies to premium hands when you hit the ante and raise bets or qualify for the progressive jackpot on a Royal Flush.
With a 94.78% RTP, how much house edge should I expect?
An RTP of 94.78% means the house edge is 5.22% over the long term. This is the statistical return players receive across all bets over thousands of hands.
Is medium volatility better for my bankroll management?
Medium volatility means wins occur at moderate frequency with moderate sizes, so you face neither rapid bankroll swings nor extremely long dry spells. Your session length and variance depend on your bet size and total session budget.
