*** We do not recommend playing with any casino using Dragonfish software due to higher than average levels of player issues and a blanket refusal to discuss complaints. This group was found to be running unfair card games in 2012 and as such we would not recommend playing with any casino using this software. **Boss Media are part of the GTech group of companies. *We do not recommend playing with any SkillOnNet casino due to fairness issues found in their Video Poker games. We are aware of Pai Gow Poker being offered at casinos using the following online softwares Playtech, Microgaming, RealTime Gaming, BetSoft, SkillOnNet*, Amaya, Boss Media**, Rival, PlayNGo and Dragonfish (888 group)***, DGS, GamesOS, OpenBet The Joker card is counted as an Ace, but can count as any card for the purposes of completing a Straight, Flush, Straight Flush or Royal Flush. Pai Gow Poker is played with a standard 52 card deck and an additional Joker card.

All players playing at a Pai Gow poker table play against the house.

Pai Gow Poker is a casino poker game that resulted from a combination of game elements from classic player vs player poker and traditional Chinese Pai Gow dominos.