Vegas 3-card Rummy Gold at VIP Casino
One thing I like about Vegas 3-card Rummy Gold at VIP Casino is the speed. The game loads fast and play action is almost instantaneous. It's as if you have a dealer who never takes a break. As long as you have placed your bets, you get your cards. I wish that all online table games worked this well. Vegas 3-card Rummy Gold is one of the new Gold series table games that is hosted by VIP Casino.
Graphics at Vegas 3-card Rummy Gold
The Gold Collection of online table games sets very high standards and Vegas 3-card Rummy Gold is no exception. As with all the gold table games, the graphics are sharp, professional, and detailed. The colors also just seem to come alive. You "sit" at a virtual table and the green of the table cover and walnut of the table sides makes it feel as if you are sitting playing table games at a traditional casino. What is amazing is that the nearest green felt covered walnut table may be thousands of miles from you. That is what is great when you play online at VIP Casino. It does not matter where you are or even what time of the day or night it is. They are always open and ready for your business.
Basic Game Play of Vegas 3-card Rummy Gold
Vegas 3-Card Rummy Gold is similar to other table games like three card poker. You are playing against a dealer. The dealer has three cards and you also have three. If you can beat the dealer, then you win and that means you win real cash. Just like all online casino table games, you need a bit of luck and some basic strategy to win big money. Only place an additional bet if you have at least one "poker" hand. (see below)
Scoring in Vegas 3-Card Rummy Gold
All the cards in Vegas 3-card Rummy Gold are ranked as follows: Aces are equal to one point. Single cards counts as their value. IE: a five is equal to five points. All face cards are equal to ten points. Poker hands (pairs, three of a kind, and runs of at least 2 suited cards) count as zero points. The object of Vegas 3-card Rummy Gold is to have fewer points than the dealer. Both player and dealer receive their three cards and then the player can make an additional bet. At this point, he does not know what the dealer has so he bets based on the strength of his own hand. When the betting is over, hands are turned over and you see whether you are a big winner.
