For example, a player’s 4-card flush will beat a dealer’s 3-card flush. Hands that contain more flush cards than the dealer automatically win. If the dealer does qualify, the dealer will compare their cards with those of the players to determine the winner. If the dealer does not qualify, Ante wagers and applicable bonus wagers will be paid. The dealer will reveal their hand and must qualify with a 3-card flush that contains a 9 at minimum. With a 6 or 7-card flush, the call wager is 3 times the Ante. If the player has a 5-card flush the call wager is 2 times the Ante. The call wager is equal to the Ante wager for hands that contain flushes of 4-cards or less. Upon inspecting their cards, the players can fold and surrender the Ante, or they can elect to call the dealer.

Each player and the dealer will receive seven cards.

Players will make a mandatory Ante wager and optional bonus wagers if they desire. The game also offers fun side bets that pay off for hands with straight flushes and for the number of cards in your flush! How to PlayĮach player plays against the dealer’s hand, with the goal to have the hand with the most cards of the same suit (a flush). High Card Flush is an entertaining casino game that involves playing your flush hands against the dealer’s flush hands.

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