Poker against the dealer. Put up an ante and you get two cards and the flop. Fold and the ante is lost. Call, which costs twice the ante, and the turn, the river and the dealer's two cards are turned over: your best five of seven against the dealer's.

The dealer needs a pair of 4s or better to qualify. If the dealer doesn't, the ante pays by the table and your call comes back. If the dealer qualifies and you win, the ante pays by the table and the call pays even. A tie returns both, and if the dealer wins you lose both. The gold button deals and then calls (or tap the Call spot); fold with Fold beside your cards, or tap your cards.

The AA Bonus is an optional side bet: tap its spot beside the Ante to put your chip on it. It is settled on your first five cards, your two and the flop, whether you then call or fold: a royal flush pays 100 to 1, a straight flush 50 to 1, four of a kind 40 to 1, a full house 30 to 1, a flush 20 to 1, and a straight, three of a kind, two pair or a pair of aces 7 to 1. Anything else loses it.

The whole deck is shuffled from your own provably fair seed pair when your ante goes in, and the page only learns the dealer's cards and the rest of the board once you call. Check a hand on the Provably fair page. A hand left alone is folded after ten minutes.