Kansas Hold 'Em How To Play Demonstration

Kansas Hold'em is a seven card poker game based on Texas Hold'em, the most popular variety of poker!

Players combine the two cards on their printed ticket with the five community cards presented on the monitor during the deal to create their best five card hand.

Players must use at least one of the two cards dealt on their ticket to create their best five card hand.

The player's hand then competes against three virtual hands presented during the deal.

If the player beats the high hand, the player wins! The value of a win is determined by the value of the hand, according to the prize structure.

Kansas Hold'em games are held 7 days a week during normal gaming hours. Each Hold'em deal lasts approximately one minute, with a new hold'em game starting at 4 minute intervals.

Kansas Hold 'EM Demo Description:

First Screen Shot:

Kansas Hold'em Logo with the wording Kansas Hold'em Let's Deal!

Second Screen Shot:

Kansas Hold'em table showing the location of the community cards and the three virtual players. Also displayed are the current game number, the dealers deck of cards and the burn card location.

Deal begins:

Cards are dealt as follows: Two cards are dealt face down to each of the three virtual players. One burn card is dealt face down. Three community cards are dealt face down. One burn card is dealt face down. One community card is dealt face down. One burn card is dealt face down. The final community card is dealt face down.

Virtual player 1's cards are revealed to show nine of diamonds and five of diamonds.

Virtual player 2's cards are revealed to show six of clubs and ten of hearts.

Virtual player 3's cards are revealed to show four of hearts and ace of spades.

The 5 community cards are revealed to show a nine of spades, king of hearts, king of diamonds, king of clubs and two of clubs.

Third Screen Shot:

This screen shot is an overview of the game and shows the game results as well as how long until the next drawing.

The five Community Cards: nine of spades, king of hearts, king of diamonds, king of clubs and two of clubs are shown.

Player 2's cards (six of clubs and ten of hearts) are then revealed showing that player ended up with a three of a kind consisting of a king of hearts, king of diamonds and king of spades.

Player 3's cards (four of hearts and ace of spades) are then revealed showing that player ended up with three of a kind consisting of a king of hearts, king of diamonds and king of spades.

Player 1's cards (nine of diamonds and five of diamonds) are then revealed showing that player ended up with the high hand having a full house consisting of kings and nines: nine of diamonds, nine of spades, king of hearts, king of diamonds and king of spades, using their dealt cards plus community cards.

The screen then fades all cards except the cards that were used to form player 1's high hand.