What's Hot
- Great graphics, as usual
- Easily adaptable for "crossover" players
- Great poker intro for beginners
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Not Too Hot
- Autoplay not available
- Can only play double the ante bet
- Can only play one hand
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Full Review - Microgaming Cyber Stud Poker (8.17)
Cyberstud Poker bears a resemblance to a blackjack game, in terms of the actual table layout. There are five spaces in front of dealer station. The player puts up a bet in the form of an ante, and the cards are dealt. Instead of being dealt two cards, as would be the case in blackjack, here the player would get five cards. The dealer has a card that is face-up. At that point in time the player then has the option of making an additional bet that is placed in the "Bet" oval. This is a "Call," and it is twice the amount of the ante bet.
Then the dealer draws his own hand, and must have at least an Ace-King combination. Otherwise, the player wins.
The payout table is readily available, and within the Help files there are graphic descriptions of each kind of hand that offers a payoff - the Royal Flush, Straight Flush, Four of a Kind, Full House, Flush, Straight, Three of a Kind, Two Pairs, One Pair and Ace-King.
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| Microgaming Cyber Stud Poker Game Information |
| Software |
Microgaming
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| Min. Bet |
2 |
| Max. Bet |
100 |
| Speed of Game |
Medium |
| Autoplay |
No |
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