Revision 3 schedules, October 9, 2026, with the High Bonus target extras revised October 14, 2026. Only the highest qualifying category is paid; a target extra is added on top of the regular award. House edges from exhaustive enumeration of all 154,143,080 seven-card hands, averaged over the targets: Main 3.5052%, High Bonus 5.8516%, Low Bonus 5.5516%, and 3.8713% for the $10 / $1 / $1 package. Exact and suited target extras replace the rank-only extra; they never add together. Royal Flush and higher tiers get their regular award only.

1. Look at this round's four targets: Trips, Full House, Straight and Flush. They change every round.
2. Place all three wagers: at least $10 Main, $1 Low Bonus and $1 High Bonus. Pick a chip and tap a circle, or tap REBET to repeat your last bets.
3. Tap DEAL. You get seven cards from a 53-card deck (52 cards plus one Joker). There is no splitting and no dealer hand; your best poker hand from all seven cards is used.
4. Main pays from its own table. One Pair loses and Two Pair pushes. Jack-high or better with no pair wins, and Nine-high pays 25 to 1.
5. High Bonus wins on Trips, Full House, Four of a Kind or Five Aces. If your Trips or Full House matches its target, you get an extra bonus on top.
6. Low Bonus wins on a Straight, Flush or Straight Flush. If your hand's high card matches the Straight or Flush target, you get an extra bonus on top.
7. Tap DEAL again for the next round: fresh targets appear with your same bets in place. Change them if you like, then tap DEAL.

The Joker counts as an Ace, or completes a Straight, Flush or Straight Flush. For the Full House target, your full house is your trips with your highest pair. All pays are "to 1", and your winning stake comes back separately. Double Edged Pai Gow Poker is patent pending. Play money only. Card rank lettering uses DejaVu Sans Bold outlines (Bitstream Vera licence).

Start over with a fresh bankroll. Your balance and session result reset.