Texas Ultimate Holdem

Dive into the world of casino excitement with Ultimate Texas Hold'em (UTH), a thrilling table game where it's just you against the dealer. Much like the classic game of Blackjack, UTH pits you head-to-head against the house, with payouts that reflect the strength of your hand. The better your cards, the bigger the rewards. This game comes packed with offline play options, the ability to repeat bets (including the Trips bet), and a streamlined, no-nonsense interface perfect for honing your strategy. Running low on chips? No worries! Spin The Wheel* for a chance to win bonus chips, though you'll need an internet connection for this feature.

UTH is played with a standard 52-card deck. To start, players place equal bets on Ante and Blind. For those looking to spice things up, there's an optional Trips bet that pays out based on achieving certain hands. The dealer deals two cards to you and two for themselves, and you get a peek at your cards. At this point, you have a choice: check or make a Play bet that's either three or four times your Ante.

Next, the dealer reveals three community cards. If you checked before, you can now place a Play bet double your Ante or check again. If you've already bet, you sit tight. Following this, the dealer lays out the final two community cards. If you've checked twice, you must either match your Ante with a Play bet or fold, forfeiting your Ante and Blind bets.

In true Texas Hold'em fashion, both you and the dealer aim to construct the best five-card hand using your hole cards and the community cards. The dealer needs at least a pair to qualify. Once hands are compared, the Blind, Ante, and Play bets are settled according to UTH rules. If you win and the dealer qualifies, all three bets pay out. If the dealer doesn't qualify, your Ante is pushed back to you. Should the dealer win, you lose all bets except for the Trips bet, which is independent. In case of a tie, all bets are returned.

What's New in the Latest Version 1.1.66

Last updated on Aug 24, 2023

Support for Android 13 has been added, ensuring a smoother experience for users with the latest devices.