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Poker Pursuit Rules

Poker Pursuit is an unusual version of the popular card game that combines the features of stud poker and video poker. It is offered in the brick-and-mortar casinos in the form of slots, on which clients can play without dealers. In online clubs, the game is visually very similar to video poker. Its outcome depends not only on luck but also on the user's skills.

Poker Pursuit rules

General Description of Poker Pursuit

A standard 52-card deck without jokers is used in this game. Cards are ranked according to standard principles. There are no wild cards. Cards in the deck are shuffled before each hand.

The goal is to collect poker hands that are provided by the rules.

It is impossible to exchange cards. There is no dealer, so you do not need to compare cards.

The player initially receives five cards, which are faced up one by one, and the client takes part in the process by making the extra bets.

In the game, there is only one hand. Users can usually stake one or several coins. Payouts are credited for the following hands (their sizes are mentioned for a bet in the amount of one coin):

  • A pair of tens and higher - 2 coins
  • Two pairs - 3 coins
  • Three of a kind - 4 coins
  • Straight - 6 coins
  • Flush - 9 coins
  • Full house - 12 coins
  • Four of a kind - 49 coins
  • Straight flush - 199 coins
  • Royal flush - 999 coins

The maximum number of coins usually does not provide additional advantages.

Usually, there are no rounds for doubling.

Poker Pursuit Gameplay

The gameplay begins with the customer selecting a bet and starting a new round by clicking the corresponding button. Then five cards are dealt, namely three upcards and two hole cards.

The player evaluates the rank of three cards and decides whether to make a bet that is equal to the initial one or not. After this, the fourth card is faced up. The customer should raise a bet by one coin or leave it unchanged.

Then the fifth card is faced up. If the combination is formed, it is paid according to its multiplier.

The round is over.

Versions of Poker Pursuit

The main differences between the models of Poker Pursuit from different online game manufacturers are payout odds, but even in this respect, they resemble each other. The payouts for three primary hands are often rounded to 50, 200, and 1,000.

Our reviewers have not yet come across Poker Pursuit with bonuses or progressive jackpots.

I also recommend trying out these types of poker against the casino.


Conclusion

The game strategy implies making decisions when it is necessary to raise. There is a detailed article on Casinoz that mentions the main recommendations from professionals. It will teach you to play this version of poker correctly.

Online versions of Poker Pursuit are available at various casinos that run on software from renowned manufacturers. Websites on the Microgaming platform offer a very convenient model with excellent graphics, quite favorable conditions, and multiple settings.

We will be delighted to know your opinion about this game. Write it in the comments. 

Frequently asked questions

🃏 What is Poker Pursuit?

Poker Pursuit is a unique poker variant available in many online casinos powered by various software providers. Read about the game's rules and try Poker Pursuit for free on Casinoz.

🧾 Are Poker Pursuit rules difficult?

No, they are not. The rules are a bit unusual for players who are used to traditional pokers, but it will take you a few minutes to learn them.

🔎 Where can I play Poker Pursuit for free?

Free Poker Pursuit is available on Casinoz. Read the reviews of the games by various providers. In the articles, there are free demos. They are available for all guests. 

Denis Anipchenko
Denis Anipchenko
Editor-in-chief of Casinoz

Editor-in-chief of the multilingual Casinoz platform. A linguist by education, he came into the gambling industry from the offline side — before 2010, when land-based casinos in Ukraine were still legal, he worked his way up from an entry-level operational position to casino manager. He has been at Casinoz since 2010: first as an editor and review author, then editor-in-chief from 2014. Coordinates a team of authors, translators, and reviewers across all language markets of the platform.

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