How to play Caribbean Stud

In Caribbean Poker you do not face other players, but you only play against the dealer. So Caribbean Poker resembles regular Poker only in the value of the hands.The game of Caribbean Stud begins when you make the first bet known as an ante and which falls within the limits of the table. In addition to making a first bet, you must also place a side bet that would give you more money if you get a strong hand. If you decide to raise the bet, the dealer will turn all his cards to show the play he has. After this step, the hands of both are compared and if your cards are better than the dealer's you have won the bet. If the cards are worse, you lose both the ante and the bet.

Contrary to what happens in poker, in the Caribbean Stud game you just have to decide if you want to face your cards against the dealer or if you prefer to fold. So this is the only decision that affects the development of the game.After you have decided whether to fold or continue playing, you have to wait to see the dealer's cards and thus find out who has won.You have to keep in mind that to win the bet you not only need to have a better hand than the dealer, but the dealer also has to qualify your hand. For this you need to have AK at least, in case the hand is worse you will receive your ante and your bet.While the game of poker has a long history, with origins dating back to the dawn of the 19th century, Caribbean Stud is a much more recent innovation as it was created during the 1980s.

In its beginnings, the Caribbean Stud ("Caribbean Stud") took the name of Aruba, this name was taken by the area where it was invented, although it is not known for sure if this was one of the luxury hotels in the area or of the cruise ships that travel to the region.Following its inception, the Caribbean Stud quickly grew in popularity in hotels and cruises near the city of Aruba due to its simple rules and the promise of big wins for lucky players. Also, many people consider it a much calmer and more relaxed game than poker and therefore more appropriate for the Caribbean environment. Despite this, Caribbean Stud did not become truly legendary until the addition of a progressive jackpot as a side bet. In this way, bettors can risk an extra dollar in exchange for a chance to win the huge jackpot.