Just for chuckles, here what I calculate for the distribution of hands that a dealer will make, as dealt from a fresh 52-card deck: This game will move slowly, have small bets, and has a small HE. I don't know what the strategy is for this game, but IF you usually hold 2 cards to a flush (which I doubt) is the proper play, then I'm not seeing much room for player mistakes drastically increasing the HE (ie: like idiots not shoving with AK in UTH).

Other games either have a low HE (like BJ) but move very fast.or have a big house edge and move slowly (UTH, MS, etc.).or like baccarat, which doesn't move particularly fast, has a small house edge, but has huge bets. With a 1% HE game and a 2% HE side bet, the casino isn't going to be making much money, especially when you consider it's not likely a game for big bettors. It makes sense, very straightforward, and seems simple enough to play. Rather, they just look at the paytable on the felt and pay it off, oftentimes incorrectly. I cant' see this doing well.ĭealers don't 'remember' any of the payouts on these types of games. That's some complicated payouts the dealer has to remember.

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