Playing Poker At Red Dead Redemption 2

Posted by enal helzizda on November 16th, 2018

Poker fans with an interest in video games have a new challenge to check out. The recently released Red Dead Redemption II from RockStar Games offers players a trip back to the Old West – complete with some poker action.

Playing poker is a great respite from Red Dead Redemption 2’s wide open range. If you’ve played poker in the original Red Dead Redemption or in real life, you’ll know what you’re in for. There are so many agen poker online that I prefer for you to play. If you’re new to going all in, then we’ve laid it all out here. Learning how to play poker and win in Red Dead Redemption 2 will hopefully be like a reliable horse. Just whistle and you’ll recall what you need.

The best part for the fans that these (World's First) Red Dead Redemption II previews carried ton of information about the lead protagonist, the return of John Marston and Uncle, gameplay, side-activities, combat, return of honor system but this time around it will be bigger and better, and many more things.

Red Dead Redemption 2 continues on from the first game with a poker variant inspired by Texas Hold ‘Em poker online. The aim of poker is to win the pot by having the best cards at the end of the game, or by convincing other players you have the best hand so they drop out.

As play continues, you’ll want to determine exactly what type of hand you’re building towards. Here’s a brief overview of every poker hand you could turn in, starting with the most powerful and going from there.

• A Royal Flush is a five card hand encompassing an entire suit’s royal family. You’ll need a matching ace, king, queen, jack and 10.
• A Straight Flush is a sequence of any five cards in order, all in the same suit.
• Four of a Kind has all four copies of any number in the deck, covering hearts, spades, diamonds, and clubs.
• A Full House brings together a Three of a Kind with a matching pair of a different number. Something like three friends getting together to take care of a pair of children.
• A Flush is any five cards of the same suit.
• A Straight is five cards in order, but the suits don’t matter.
• Three of a Kind is three of any number. It’s like Four of a Kind, but you’re missing one card.
• Two pair is two cards with a matching number multiplied by two.
• One pair is a single set of matching cards.

If you don’t have any of these, your hand is scored based on your highest card, and can only beat similar hands with lesser cards in them. Refer to the game’s Help Menu > Activities > Poker, to see all the rules and card combinations.

You can play the minigame in 3 locations as seen below:
1. Valentine
Poker can be played in the Saloon of Valentine.
2. Flatneck Station
Pokers becomes available at Flatneck station near your Chapter 2 camp after completing Main Mission “Who is Not without Sin” (Chapter 2). It can also be played during that particular mission.
3. Saint Denis
The third and last location is in the Saloon of Saint Denis.

Though most games of poker deal in a dollar or so, there is one that is slightly better. If you head to the city of Saint Denis (seen above), there is the best poker table at the beginning of the game. Unfortunately, it only lets you start with five dollars but that is better than all of the others. It is totally possible to win or so from this table.

You will also get to play Poker automatically in chapter 4 main mission “A Fine Night of Debauchery”. It is unmissable as part of the story. But if you want to play poker mobile it any other time, head to the locations shown above.