2 Hand Casino Hold’em by Evolution Gaming

When you are new to poker, every aspect of the game can feel intimidating. It may take you a little while to learn, but once that is done, it feels fantastic to play! For players looking for an extra challenge, there is no better title to try than Evolution Gaming’s 2 Hand Casino Hold’em. There, experienced punters face off against the dealer while playing two hands at once.

The developers opted for a different style compared to their other live casino games. It is set in a black and white room with small mirrors setting a gorgeous atmosphere. The video quality is incredible, and the dealers are a pleasure to interact with.

This release is played against a dealer, whose playing rules are clearly defined ahead of time. Pick from the available coins, and place them on your main bet or side bet. You can play one hand or both hands at the same time.

This is the initial wager, and finishing it starts the round. The dealer will draw two cards for themselves, and two for each player hand. Alongside personal hands, they will also draw three community cards. The user interface previews the strength of each hand and offers you to keep playing or to fold. Play 2x adds another wager worth double your initial stake and draws the next two cards.

When all five community cards are dealt, the dealer reveals their two face-down cards. The dealer must draw a pair of fours or higher to qualify. If they do not qualify, that is an instant win for the punter. If the dealer qualifies, then your hands and the dealer’s own are compared. If your hand is stronger than your opponent, you win! Each hand is considered separate, so you can win with your left hand but lose with the right.

Evolution Gaming’s 2 Hand Casino Hold’em has a main bet and a side bet. You can bet up to $1,500 on each round. When planning your wager, keep in mind that you will need to double your stake to finish the round.

How much you earn depends on the strength of your poker hand. One and two pair, three of a kind, and straight all pay even money, while Royal Flush rewards a much more satisfying 100:1 payout.

The bonus bet requires you to create a five-card poker hand with your two cards and the first three community cards. You need at least a pair of aces or better to win. The highest payout is for Royal Flush, worth 100:1. The side bet can only be played if you have also placed the main bet.