How to Play Mississippi Stud
Mississippi Stud is a type of Poker that is popular in Mississippi casinos. Certainly, it takes time to memorize the strategy needed to keep the house edge below 5 per cent.
How to play Mississippi Stud
How to Play Mississippi Stud
Mississippi Stud is a table game and it is like a short version of Texas Hold’Em. In this game, each and every player will make an ante bet, they are dealt two cards face down.
All players will not show each other their cards as they keep them a secret. Additionally, after the players look at their hands, they will either fold or then wait for the next hand to be dealt.
Additionally, they can choose to bet in the first circle that has a “3rd street” mark. The bet may be one, two or three times the ant bet. In addition, the dealer will then pull the first community card and it will be placed face up so that all players can see.
Each player will have the opportunity to either fold or bet after seeing the card. Furthermore, if they decide to fold, they lose all their wagers up to that point. If they wager again the wager on one, two or three times their ante bet in the fourth street circle. The dealer will show another community card that will give players a final ‘chance to either fold or bet. Again if they fold they lose every bet that they made up to that point or they could bet one, two or three times the ante bet in the 5th street. The dealer will then show a final community card after players have either folded or wagered.
The Payout Table
Higher five-card hands have the highest payout in this game. Here are the payouts for other hands
- Royal flush, 500 to 1
- Straight flush 100 to 1
- Four of a kind 40 to 1
- Full house 10 to 1
- Flush 6 to 1
- Straight 4 to 1
- Three of a kind, 3 to 1
- Pair of jacks 1 to 1.
