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Product Overview

Th3rd Eye Hold’em is an exciting fast pace variant of the popular game Texas Hold’em Poker. It leverages the best practices of Texas Hold’em Poker to provide higher engagement between players and dealers. Our philosophy is to deliver innovation through engagement to yield high returns for the house; ultimately leading to a unique user experience designed to inspire recurring gameplay. 

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objective

​​THIRD EYE HOLDEM

The object is for the player(s) to correctly select the hand that makes the best five-card poker hand.  There is an optional Side Bonus Bet where the player(s) win if the winning five-card hand is a Straight or higher.

• Easy to Play:Select the hand that makes the best five-card poker hand

• COVID Safe and Easy to Deal: Cards are not dealt to the player

• Player's choice: Player gets to select the hand

• Unlimited amount of players Every Round​
  

• Social and Skill Based: Players can discuss which hands to choose​ 

• Available with different Paytables

• Multiple Side Options with different Paytables​

• Math Report completed by Mr. Charles Mousseau at Total Gaming Science

• Mathematics Reports approved by GLI LLC​

how to play

1. Third Eye Hold’em is a poker variant played with one standard 52-card deck of playing cards, shuffled before every deal.
2. Play begins with players making the mandatory Ante and, if so desired, either the Best Hand wager and/or the Blind Eye Hand wager; these wagers may be of any amount.
3. The dealer begins by dealing two cards to each of three spots: the first hand spot, the second hand spot, and the blind eye hand spot.  One of the blind eye hand’s cards remains face down; all other cards are turned face up.
4. The player then must make one of the following choices:
       a) Fold, and forfeit the Ante wager; any Best Hand and Blind Eye Hand wagers will remain in play and have action, or
       b) Make a Hand wager on one of the three hands; this wager may be 1x or 2x the Ante wager.
5. The dealer will then deal a three card face-up flop, to act as community cards for all three hands.
6. The player must then make one of the two following choices:

       a) Fold, and forfeit the Ante and Hand wagers, or
       b) Make a Play wager equal to the Ante wager.
7. The dealer will then deal two more community cards face-up, and then reveal the face-down blind eye hand’s card.
8. The dealer will then resolve the main wagers as follows:

       a) If the hand that the player has selected is the best (or tied for the best) of all three hands, their wagers are paid as follows:

           i) The Ante wager pays 2:1 if the player chose the blind eye hand to win, and 1:1 if they chose either of the other two.
          ii) The Hand wager pays 1:1.

          iii) The Play wager pushes if the winning hand is three of a kind or worse, and pays if the winning hand is a straight or better, depending on the                           paytable used, as follows: 

    b) Otherwise, the Ante, Hand and Play wagers lose.

9. Next, the Best Hand wager is resolved as follows:
    a) If the best of the three hands is not at least a straight, the Best Hand wager loses.
    b) Otherwise, the Best Hand wager pays according to the selected paytable, as follows:​

​10. Finally, the Blind Eye Hand wager is resolved as follows:
   a) If the blind eye hand is two pair or less, the Blind Eye Hand wager loses.
   b) Otherwise, the Blind Eye Hand wager pays according to the selected paytable, as follows:

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11. All cards are collected and a new round may begin.