Tequila Poker
You might remember a few posts back I was talking about GoldenPalace.com and how I found Casino Hold'em when I was checking out their software. Well I went to Golden Palace again to play some casino Hold'em (it's a fun, quick version of Hold'em) and I found a new Poker game called Tequila Poker. Maybe you've heard about this version of Poker but I hadn't so I thought I'd check it out (for free of course). Well after a few minutes I had figured out the rules and here is what I found.
What is Tequila Poker? Well it's a casino table game played against the house.
There are two separate goals in Tequila Poker. The first is to have a hand that is valued at least more than 46 (called High tequila) or to assemble a poker hand of at least a pair of Aces (called Tequila Poker).
The difficulty of this game appears after the first four cards are dealt. It is at this point you must decide whether the hand with the addition of two more cards will be enough to get a High Tequila or whether you have a hand that will allow you to pursue a Tequila Poker hand. Of course you could always fold at this point and forfeit your Ante. Should you pursue either High Tequila, or Tequila Poker you will need to place a bet that is at least equal to your Ante.
A High Tequila requires that the value of the hand be at least 46 when added together. Cards are valued at their face value with face cards being valued at 10 and Aces valued at 11. It is important to note that the value of the lowest card is discarded so you are working with the five highest valued cards only.
So a hand of Ace, King, Queen, Ten, Nine, and Seven is valued at 50 as the Seven is discarded.
Here is a Payout Chart for High Tequila.
A Tequila Poker hand is the best 5 card poker hand you can make with the 6 cards dealt. The poker hands are the same as regular poker except the minimum qualifying hand is a pair of Aces. This makes it fairly difficult to make a poker hand in Tequila Poker. In Tequila Poker, like High Tequila, the lone card is discarded when making a poker hand.
Here is a Payout Chart for Tequila Poker.
What are my thoughts on this game? Well the odds are really quiet bad. It is a simple game to play and it works well to kill some time, but for entertainment it has a steep admission price. If you have some time to kill and little else to do and you want to try Tequila Poker, I would recommend that you bet the minimum and enjoy the game. If you are simply curious about the game I recommend that you give it a try for free at www.goldenpalace.com.
That's all, I fold.
What is Tequila Poker? Well it's a casino table game played against the house.
There are two separate goals in Tequila Poker. The first is to have a hand that is valued at least more than 46 (called High tequila) or to assemble a poker hand of at least a pair of Aces (called Tequila Poker).
The difficulty of this game appears after the first four cards are dealt. It is at this point you must decide whether the hand with the addition of two more cards will be enough to get a High Tequila or whether you have a hand that will allow you to pursue a Tequila Poker hand. Of course you could always fold at this point and forfeit your Ante. Should you pursue either High Tequila, or Tequila Poker you will need to place a bet that is at least equal to your Ante.
A High Tequila requires that the value of the hand be at least 46 when added together. Cards are valued at their face value with face cards being valued at 10 and Aces valued at 11. It is important to note that the value of the lowest card is discarded so you are working with the five highest valued cards only.
So a hand of Ace, King, Queen, Ten, Nine, and Seven is valued at 50 as the Seven is discarded.
Here is a Payout Chart for High Tequila.
| Hand Value | Payout | |
| 54 | 200 to 1 | |
| 53 | 15 to 1 | |
| 52 | 7 to 1 | |
| 51 | 4 to 1 | |
| 50 | 3 to 1 | |
| 49 | 2 to 1 | |
| 46 - 48 | 1 to 1 |
A Tequila Poker hand is the best 5 card poker hand you can make with the 6 cards dealt. The poker hands are the same as regular poker except the minimum qualifying hand is a pair of Aces. This makes it fairly difficult to make a poker hand in Tequila Poker. In Tequila Poker, like High Tequila, the lone card is discarded when making a poker hand.
Here is a Payout Chart for Tequila Poker.
| Hand | Payout | |
| Royal Flush | 200 to 1 | |
| Straight Flush | 50 to 1 | |
| 4 of a Kind | 15 to 1 | |
| Full House | 8 to 1 | |
| Flush | 7 to 1 | |
| Straight | 5 to 1 | |
| 3 of a Kind | 3 to 1 | |
| 2 Pairs | 2 to 1 | |
| Pair of Aces | 1 to 1 |
What are my thoughts on this game? Well the odds are really quiet bad. It is a simple game to play and it works well to kill some time, but for entertainment it has a steep admission price. If you have some time to kill and little else to do and you want to try Tequila Poker, I would recommend that you bet the minimum and enjoy the game. If you are simply curious about the game I recommend that you give it a try for free at www.goldenpalace.com.
That's all, I fold.
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