Rules

Caribbean Stud Poker is a multiplayer casino table game with rules similar to Five-card Stud
Poker.
Caribbean Stud is played against the house. This game is played with a single deck of 52 cards.

After the player makes an Ante bet, the player and the dealer get five cards each.
The Ante bet can be placed only when the player has a balance of at least three times the size
of the Ante bet.

All cards are dealt face down, except one dealer card which is exposed.
The player may examine his own cards. After that, the player must Raise or Fold.
If the player folds he forfeits his cards and Ante bet. By raising the player will place a table Bet
which is twice the Ante bet.

If the game is interrupted (either lost connection or termination) after placing the Ante, the
game will autoselect Fold when prompted with Raise/Fold.

Dealer only qualifies with an Ace and King combination or higher, i.e.:

Dealer qualified = A, K, 4, 3, 2
Dealer not qualified = A, K, Q, 10, 9

If the Dealer does not qualify:

Ante bet = pays even money (1:1)
Raise bet = pushes

If the Dealer qualifies and beats the Player = both bets lost.

Player and Dealer tie = Ante and Raise push

Possible winning combinations (weakest to strongest)