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Going All in on Three Card Poker Side Bets
This is our third blog focusing on Three Card Poker. If you've read 'em so far, you might be catching on to why we're so obsessed with the game. One good thing about Three Card Poker is that it's simple to learn and play. You have no say in which cards are dealt or how many, so nobody will ever accuse you of counting them for an "unfair advantage", then "invite" you to leave the casino. Almost every table game in Nevada casinos offers players a side bet or two. I'll explain
Jeff Young
Jan 224 min read
So, you won a huge lottery jackpot. Congrats! Now what?
Key question: How do you want to be paid? We'll review the options and learn how investing the win in different ways might affect your bottom line. In this blog we will study the difference between taking a large lottery win as an annuity or in one lump sum, and the difference between buying your ticket in a state that taxes winnings, like Arizona, and a state that does not – like California. For illustration purposes, let’s use the current Powerball jackpot, which stands at
Jeff Young
Dec 18, 20257 min read
Why does a flush beat a straight except in Three Card Poker?
Why a Flush Beats a Straight in Most Poker Games In traditional poker variants like Texas Hold’em or Omaha: Flushes are rarer than straights when using five or seven cards. That rarity makes them more valuable, so the hand rankings reflect that: flush > straight. Why Three Card Poker Flips the Script In Three Card Poker, the rankings are reversed: Straight beats flush, which seems odd until you consider the math. With only three cards: Flushes are easier to get than straights
Jeff Young
Oct 25, 20251 min read
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