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Introduction

• If you lose, you lose all three bets. If you go to war and tie the designated player, The game continues until there’s a winner. No additional wagers are necessary. One Card Poker also features a bonus bet on ties. To win the tie bet you must go to war with the designated player and win your primary wager.
• In poker, players form sets of five playing cards, called hands, according to the rules of the game. Each hand has a rank, which is compared against the ranks of other hands participating in the showdown to decide who wins the pot. In high games, like Texas hold 'em and seven-card stud, the highest-ranking hands win.In low games, like razz, the lowest-ranking hands win.

After doing math analysis and consulting on about 200 games for game inventors I learned a thing or two. One is that games that are totally out of left field have almost no chance. If you can't explain the rules of a game in under 15 seconds players won't have the patience to learn it, dealers will make errors, and casino management likely won't give it a chance in the first place. Games that have the best chance to succeed are blackjack and poker variations, because players already understand the basic rules of those games. With the exception of Casino War all successful new table games have taken blackjack or poker and introduced just one major rule twist.

Most blackjack variants I have tried let players do something they couldn't do before, meanwhile turning some wins into ties or ties into losses. In my opinion the market is saturated with such games but the door is open for the opposite, a game that turns ties into wins by taking away some choices. That is why I created Ties Win Blackjack. The game pays 1 to 2 on all ties, mostly by taking away the option to double and split. The game is easy to learn, easy to deal, and the strategy is almost the same as regular blackjack. It is also a better bet for players than most blackjack games. I'm not saying every player will like it but hope players looking for a simpler or less volatile version of blackjack will like it.

The game completed a field trial at the Edgewater casino in Laughin Nevada in May 2005. Currently it is not available in any land casinos but previously could be played online at Red Lounge Casino.

Rules

The rules are the same as blackjack except as noted below.

1. All ties pay 1 to 2.
2. Player may only hit and stand.
3. Winning blackjack pays even money.

The following tables show the strategy according to whether the dealer hits or stands on soft 17. These tables are correct for any number of decks.

The player will get a tie about 8.75% of hands.

House Edge

Following are the effects of the changes to regular blackjack, based on infinite decks.

• Player may not double: loss of 1.47% to the player.
• Player may not split: loss of 0.58% to the player.
• Winning blackjack pays 1 to 1: loss of 2.25% to the player.
• Player wins 1 to 2 on ties: gain of 4.37% to the player.

Over all this adds up to a loss of 0.07%. It is actually a little bit less at 0.02% because of an interaction effect.

The following table shows the house edge for various number of decks and whether the dealer hits or stands on soft 17.

Ties Win Blackjack House Edge

Decks	Dealer Hits on Soft 17	Dealer Stands on Soft 17
1	0.247%	0.003%
2	0.400%	0.150%
3	0.445%	0.193%
4	0.467%	0.214%
5	0.480%	0.226%
6	0.489%	0.233%
7	0.495%	0.238%
8	0.500%	0.242%
¥	0.531%	0.269%

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Ties Win Blackjack was available for play in U.K. pounds at the Red Lounge Casino. The Red Lounge used one deck and the dealer hit a soft 17, for a house edge of 0.247%.

Written by:Michael Shackleford

If You Tie In Poker Who Wins The Most

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Ultimate Texas Hold’em features heads-up play against the designated player and an optional trips bet. This game gives you several advantages:

• The earlier you bet, the more you can bet.
• You don’t have to fold until you see all the community cards.
• The Trips bonus pays odds if your final five-card hand is a three-of-a-kind or better and you beat the designated player’s hand. If your final five-card hand ties the designated player’s hand, the trips wager is a push.

Getting Started
Make equal bets in the ante and blind circles. You may also make the optional Trips bonus bet. You will then receive two cards.

If You Tie In Poker Who Wins Poker

Bet Big or Small, or Not At All
When you get your two hole cards, you can either check or bet 3x-4x your ante. The dealer then reveals the three-card flop. If you haven’t already made a play bet, you have a choice: check or bet 2x your ante. The dealer then reveals the final two community cards. If you haven’t already made a play bet, you have a choice: fold or bet 1x your ante. If you fold… your ante, blind, and optional trips bets lose.

Winning & Losing
The dealer then reveals the designated player’s two-hole cards. If your hand beats theirs, your play and ante bets win even money. If the designated player’s hand beats yours… your play, ante, and blind wagers lose. If you tie, those bets push. The blind pays if your winning hand is at least a straight. If you beat the designated player with less than a straight, it pushes.

What If You Tie In Poker

Designated Player Qualifying
The designated player needs a pair to qualify. If they don’t qualify, the dealer will return your ante. All other bets receive action.