Playing Pacific Hold'Em Poker in three steps
Buy a $2 hand
You get a two-card hand. You can raise your bet to $4, $6, $8 or $10.
A draw every 6 minutes
Draws run from about 11:02 AM to 2:00 AM Pacific Time.
Beat the table
Your best five-card hand must use a minimum of one of your own two cards (except for the Prize B category). Beat every on-screen hand to win — a tie with an on-screen hand counts as a loss.
Ways to win
| Match | Prize (CAD) |
|---|---|
| Beat all opponents | A share of the prize pot for that draw |
| Best Hand in Province | Awarded only if no Prize A is won in that draw — to that ticket holder with the top overall hand in the province |
| Bad Beat Jackpot | A separate progressive jackpot that grows until it is won |
Key rules: your hand must use a minimum of one of your own two Pocket Cards (except for Prize B); a tie with an on-screen hand is a loss; tied ticket holders split the prize pool evenly. Read the full official rules before you play.
The prize pot for each draw is determined by how many hands are in play. Prizes and rules follow the official game conditions — read the current Pacific Hold'Em Poker Game Conditions .
Where to buy Pacific Hold'Em Poker
Sold at participating bars and pubs (and some casinos) only — not online.
19+ · B.C. residents only · Know your limit, play within it.