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In Pai Gow Poker the object is to obtain two high hands from an original deal of seven cards. From the original deal of seven the Player selects two cards to form a second hand. The Players cards are dealt face up. The Player then selects two cards for hand two by clicking on the cards they wish to select. Once the Player has finished selecting his / her cards the Dealer displays his cards and selects his hand. The Player wins if both his / her two and five card hand beat both the dealers. If one hand wins and the other hand loses it is a tie and neither party loses.
To Play:
Click on the chip denomination at the bottom of the screen that you wish to bet. It is possible to change chip denominations mid-bet.

	After selecting the chip denomination, click on the BET circle to place your bet. Each time the Player clicks on the circle, that amount will be added to the current bet until the table limit is reached. The final amount of the bet will appear in the "BET VALUE" window

	To change the amount wagered clicks on "CANCEL ALL" to clear all bets and start over.

	To change the amount wagered by changing the last bet placed, click on "CANCEL LAST BET" to remove the last bet placed.

	When satisfied with the bet, click "DEAL" to receive the cardsSelect the cards for the low and high hands and click "HAND COMPLETE".

	To place the same wager on a new hand that was placed on the last hand played, click "REBET".

	You can obtain additional chips by clicking on the button located at the top right of the game interface. This will link you to the GCash electronic commerce site. GCash instructions are located within the GCash site.

	You can access the help screen by clicking on the HELP button located on the upper left side of the game interface.

You may exit a game by clicking on the Exit icon located at the bottom left of the game interface. Please note that while game is in progress you may not exit the game.If you already have a game in progress, just close this window to continue.

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Rules

In online Pai Gow Poker the object of the game is to build two poker hands that beat the two poker hands the Dealer is dealt. A standard 52 card deck, plus one Joker is used. The Joker is wild under certain circumstances.

The Player receives seven cards face up. The Dealer seven cards face down. From the cards the Player is dealt he/she arranges two separate poker hands, a small hand of two cards and a large hand of five cards. The two card hand is referred to as the low hand. The five card hand is referred to as the high hand. Once the Player has finished arranging his /her cards the Dealer displays his cards and arranges his own high and low hands. When the game is played in double hand mode the Player is allowed to arrange all of his hands before the Dealer's turn.

If each Player hand is stronger than the corresponding Dealer hand (ie. low hand vs low hand, high hand vs. high hand) the Player wins. If they are both weaker he/she loses. If the player wins one hand, but loses the other this is considered a tie and the Player is returned his/her wager. As per standard Pai Gow rules when the player wins he receives an amount equal to his wager less a 5% House commission.

Low Hand:

Since this hand is constructed using only two cards the strongest poker hand that the Player can build from it is two Aces. The Joker cannot be used as a wild card in the low hand to complete a pair.

High Hand:

Being composed of five cards the possible combinations for the high hand are those of a standard poker hand.

Joker:

The Joker is wild only when used in Straights, Flushes and Straight Flushes. When used in Straights or a Straight Flush the Joker becomes the value and suit of the card needed to complete the Straight or Straight Flush.

It cannot be used to complete a pair, three of a kind, or four of a kind, except when the other cards are Aces. If used alone the Joker is also an Ace.

Foul Hand

Both hands must be arranged so that the low hand is weaker than the high hand. A Foul Hand occurs when the Player's cards are arranged so that the low hand is stronger than the high hand. In a land-based game this would result in the Player losing his/her wager.In online Pai Gow Poker the game displays an error message and allows the Player to rearrange his/her hand until the low hand is weaker than the high hand.

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