Three Card Poker
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How to play Three Card Poker
Place your bet and press Deal: you get 3 cards from one 52-card deck and are paid by the hand. A Pair returns the stake (1×), Flush (3 cards of one suit) 4.56×, Straight (3 cards in a row, A-2-3 and Q-K-A both count) 9.13×, Three of a Kind 45.68×, Straight Flush 68.52×. No hand loses. RTP 94.9%, worked out exactly over all 22,100 hands. The 3 cards are drawn one after another with the first 3 floats of the server seed, client seed and nonce.
Which hands win?
From lowest to highest: Pair (stake returned), Flush (3 cards of one suit), Straight (3 cards in a row), Three of a Kind, Straight Flush (a straight in one suit). A-2-3 and Q-K-A both count as straights. No hand loses the bet.
Why does a Straight pay more than a Flush?
With 3 cards a Straight is rarer than a Flush: 720 against 1,096 of the 22,100 hands. The multipliers follow that.
How do I verify a round?
The deck is numbered 0–51 (rank = card % 13, suit = card ÷ 13). Card i is taken at position floor(float × cards left) of the remaining deck, with float i from the server seed, client seed and nonce.