description High Card Flush Overview
High Card Flush is a proprietary casino table game based on the number of cards a player holds in one suit. Players receive cards and compare their best single-suit holding with the dealer's corresponding holding, rather than competing directly against other players. The game uses poker terminology but does not rank hands primarily through traditional combinations such as pairs or straights. It is designed for casino players seeking a flush-focused table game with a relatively direct comparison.
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How does High Card Flush work?
High Card Flush is a house-banked casino game in which the player competes against the dealer's best single-suit holding. In common rules, both the player and dealer receive seven cards from a standard 52-card deck.
How are hands ranked in High Card Flush?
The first ranking factor is the number of cards in the player's largest suit, so a six-card flush beats a five-card flush regardless of suit. If the flush counts are equal, the highest cards in that suit determine the winner.
What happens if the High Card Flush dealer does not qualify?
In common rules, the dealer qualifies with at least a three-card flush containing a 9 or higher. If the dealer fails to qualify, the ante is paid and the raise bet pushes instead of being lost.
Is High Card Flush a poker game?
It is a proprietary house-banked casino table game rather than player-versus-player poker. The game debuted at Harrah's Laughlin in summer 2011 and uses ante, raise, and optional flush-related bonus bets.
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