High-card-flush -

: Players start by placing a mandatory Ante wager . You can also choose to place optional bonus wagers like the "Flush" or "Straight Flush" bets at this time.

: To stay in, you must place a Raise wager . The amount you can raise depends on the strength of your flush: 2, 3, or 4-card flush : Raise 1x your Ante. 5-card flush : Raise up to 2x your Ante. 6 or 7-card flush : Raise up to 3x your Ante. Winning and Ranking Hands are ranked using two simple criteria: High Card Flush — Rivers Casino Philadelphia high-card-flush

: If you don't like your hand, you fold and lose your Ante. : Players start by placing a mandatory Ante wager

High Card Flush is a fast-paced, house-banked casino table game played with a standard 52-card deck. Unlike traditional poker where you build specific hands like houses or straights, the primary goal here is to simply have than the dealer. How to Play The amount you can raise depends on the

: Both the player and the dealer are dealt seven cards face-down.

: You look for the maximum number of cards of the same suit in your hand (e.g., a 4-card flush). Fold or Raise :