Poker3 Review

BetSoft Poker3 Game Overview
If you’re after a poker game that’s easy to play and as fast as anything, BetSoft’s Poker3 may well be the game for you. Find out how it’s played then have a go yourself and see if you’ve got what it takes to win!


How To Play The Poker3 Game
To get started, you need to place your bet. There are quite a few chips you can choose ranging in value from 0.2 all the way up to 500. Select one of these and pick from the four opponents listed to get the game going. You’ll then be taken to the game’s main screen. The setting is a fancy building with marble flooring and pillars. You’re sitting at a gaming table directly opposite the opponent you chose. The game’s graphics are presented in 3D and help add some immersion to it.

Both you and the dealer place one chip each into the pot. The dealer’s chip is equal in value to yours. Then, you are both dealt two cards. Your two cards are displayed face-down on the gaming table, but there’s a display in the bottom-right corner of the screen that lets you see what your cards are. Should you decide to fold, you’ll lose your bet and the game will effectively end. Folding is suggested if you have a poor hand. If you have a good hand, you should consider calling. To call, you need to place a bet equal in size to your initial bet into the pot. Do this and the dealer will also place a chip of equal value into the pot. Three community cards are dealt into the center of the gaming table face-up. Both you and the dealer can use these to form five-card poker hands.

Again, you can fold and lose the game or call and place a third bet into the pot (again, the dealer will do the same). Should you call for a second time, a fourth community card is added. Calling for a third time costs twice as much as your original bet and adds a fifth and final community card to the gambling table. Once there are five community cards, if you decide to call, it will again cost you twice your original bet. Your best hand will be compared with the dealer’s best hand to determine the winner. For each player, the computer determines the best hand using at least one of the player’s own cards and at least three of the shared community cards.


If you win, you’ll receive a payout worth 14x your original bet. Take away your bet and that’s a profit of 13x your original bet. Should the dealer have a better hand than you, you’ll lose all the money you’ve wagered in that round, which is 7x the amount you initially wagered. Whenever you call, except for the last possible time once there are five community cards, there’s a chance the dealer will fold. Should this happen, you’ll receive all the money in the pot. Once the game’s over, you can hit ‘REPEAT’ and play again with the same stake, or hit ‘CHANGE STAKE’ and choose a different stake amount.

Play Poker3 For Real Money
Now you know all about Poker3, why not play for real money? Have a go of this exciting, fast-paced 3D poker game and take on your opponent. Make quickfire decisions and hope to secure a winning poker hand that beats your opponent’s hand.