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I have to say I thought the game was decent when I played it at Ravings Conference, although I did think there was a chance that there wasn't enough of a player decision/engagement to the game. As always the key will be in the drop and hold numbers as compared to the other games occupying real estate on the floor. The game is easy to play and with dealing out 7 cards to everyone, players are getting a decent 'time on device' experience. We will know for certain in 90 days as on the next conference call, progress on High Flush non-beta test installations will have to be discussed and disclosed. Testing went very well based on the comments in the call. They indicated that they had 10 beta installations of the game, including the M location I believe. Galaxy was pretty excited about the game on their quarterly conference call last week. Am I forced to pick one of the 3 card flushes (take the higher flush, or the lower flush knowing that I will get odds on the straight flush) or do I have the option of holding both, making the 3 card bet, and having both bets paid on? I'm not sure I like the idea of having to fold the higher flush hand and dinging my payback on the bottom bets in order to save on a bonus bet.įor that matter - what if I am dealt 2-3-4 of Hearts and nothing else worth playing? Do I have to stay in to earn the bonus or, like the six-card-bonus in three card, can I still fold the hand but get paid on the bonus?Īny answers to these questions would be much appreciated! In the video, they say you hold your suited cards and fold the others. So I was dealt KJ8 of Hearts, as well as 4-5-6 of Spades and a wasted card. (First off - this question relates to the example from the games official Galaxy site, where both the Flush and Straight Flush bonus bete are present.)

Here's an example where my confusion lies.

I have a question about the mechanics of this game.

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