Wild Seat Poker

Wild Seat Poker Game Overview

 

How to Bet

There are four betting rounds available in this game – one when you receive your first two cards, one after the first three community cards are dealt, another after the fourth community card and the final one when the fifth community card is dealt.

At the start of the betting round, the first players is given the option to Check (bet nothing) or Bet. The next player has the option to Fold (give up their cards and leave the hand), Call (match the bet) or Raise (increase the bet).

Once all of the remaining players have made matching bets, the betting round is over and the bets will be swept into the pot. The next card will then be dealt and the next round of betting can begin.

After the final betting round, all remaining players who have made matching bets will compare their hands – known as a showdown – and the best hand wins the chips in the pot.

 

How to win a Hand

There are two ways to win a poker hand:

- Having the best hand in a showdown - if you get to the showdown and have the best hand of all the remaining players, you win the pot

- Make everyone else fold - if you make a bet and all remaining players fold, you win the pot without having to show your hand

 

Return to Player (RTP)

Return to Player: 90.00%

The return to player is the theoretical percentage of buy-ins that are paid out in prizes, on average. This replaces the normal 10% entry fee for tournaments.

Due to the large jackpots that are possible, the actual percentage awarded can be lower or higher than 90% over the short term.