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If you wander through the table games section of any major casino, you will eventually discover the slow, methodical game of Pai Gow Poker.

While the initial concept of splitting cards seems complex, the mathematical strategy is surprisingly straightforward once you grasp the fundamental rules.

How to Set Your Hands in Pai Gow

Your sole objective is to split these seven cards into two separate, distinct poker hands: a five-card hand and a two-card hand.

The most critical, unbreakable rule of the game is that your five-card hand must mathematically rank higher than your two-card hand.

• The casino always wins exact ties (e.g., your Ace-King ties the dealer's Ace-King)
• The house takes a mandatory 5% commission on all winning bets to maintain their edge
• You can ask the dealer to set your cards according to the "House Way" automatically

How the Dealer Plays Their Cards

This rigidly defined set of rules is universally known across the industry as the "House Way."

Playing the House Way is mathematically sound and ensures you never make a terrible, highly unprofitable mistake when splitting a difficult hand.

The Pace and Vibe of Pai Gow

Furthermore, because approximately 40% of all hands end in a push, your bankroll barely fluctuates over a long session.

It is essentially the ultimate "hangout" game on the casino floor, requiring very little mental energy once you understand the basic mechanics.

By utilizing the Joker effectively and understanding when to split two pairs, you can enjoy this fascinating game for hours on end.