MARKETS ON YOUR OWN FLOP, PRICED FOR YOU
The Flop Slip
Back what the flop will look like from your own seat: every cell prints its exact chance and payout, repriced to your two cards.
How it plays
While the hand is preflop, pull out the Flop Slip and back the markets you fancy: a bet on what the flop itself will look like. Every market prints its own exact chance and payout, right on the cell.
The board is priced for your hand: the flop comes off the 50 cards you have not seen, so your own two cards change every market’s price the moment you are dealt in, never a copy kept somewhere else.
The Flop Ladder, the ninth cell, pays on every flop by its best feature, rescaled to your remaining deck. A hand that ends before the flop refunds every slip in full.
Max 200 big blinds per market and 400 big blinds per hand, in the big blinds of the table you sit at.
Step by step
- Get dealt in
While the hand is preflop, open the Flop Slip tab above the controls.
- Back a market
Pick one bet unit and back as many of the nine cells as you like.
- Read the priced cell
Every cell shows its exact chance and payout, repriced for your own two cards.
- Collect on the flop
Wins pay the moment the flop lands; a hand ending before the flop refunds every slip.
The numbers
| What | Published figure |
|---|---|
| House edge | a flat 6% on every square and every hand (never above 6.3%) |
| Flop Ladder return | 94%, rescaled to your remaining deck |
| Example: 3 RED with two black cards | 13.27% |
| Example: 3 RED with two red cards | 10.33% |
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Questions
Why does the Flop Slip's price change hand to hand?
Because the flop comes off the 50 cards you have not seen, and your own two cards are part of what is left: the board reprices itself for your hand every time you are dealt in.
What wins each Flop Slip square?
Every square prints what wins it. 2 RED needs exactly two red cards and one black (three red lose it); 2 BLACK needs exactly two black cards and one red (three black lose it). 3 RED and 3 BLACK need all three cards that colour. PAIR pays on any pair, trips included; TRIPS needs all three the same rank. STRAIGHT needs three cards in a row, e.g. 7-8-9 (the ace plays low or high, A-2-3 or Q-K-A, but not K-A-2). FLUSH needs all three cards the same suit.
What is the house edge on the Flop Slip?
A flat 6% on every market and every hand. The price is rounded down to the penny, never up, so it can never pay more than the true odds allow, which can only nudge the edge up, never above 6.3%.
What happens if the hand ends before the flop?
Every Flop Slip on that hand is refunded in full.
What is the smallest Flop Slip stake?
One big blind of the table, and never less than 100 chips: payouts round down to the whole chip, so a tiny stake would lose more than the 6% edge to the rounding. Stakes go up in steps of 100 chips, so every win is paid at exactly the price shown.
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