How to Play the Game

The object of Prevision Three Pictures is to beat the Banker with the highest combination value of 3 cards. A hand consisting of three face cards (J, Q or K in any combination) is the highest ranking hand, followed by the ranking sequence.

This is a simple game where the Player and Banker each draw 3 cards and the one having the highest ranking set of cards wins (suits are excluded).

For a detailed listing of the card rankings, please refer to the chart below.

The Player is allowed to place bets on every seat at the table. The Players and the Banker will each receive three cards. Each player's cards shall then be compared with the Banker's cards and the highest ranking set of cards wins.

The highest ranking hand is known as "3 Knights", this is a hand with 3 picture cards and others will count as the face value of the 3 cards with the highest score being 9. All picture cards (K, Q and J) and Tens shall carry the value of "0"; other cards shall carry their denoted numerical value. Aces shall carry the value of one. In the event that the total exceeds 10 points, you eliminate the 10-column.

Example: If the player has 10+4+8, it counts as two points.

Bet Type 1: Normal Bet

With a Normal bet, the Player or Banker must have a winner, the winner is determined by whoever has the highest ranking set of cards. If the Player wins the game with total points of 6, regardless whether it is 'Double knights Six', 'Single knights Six' or 'Plain Six', the Player will get half of the payout. If the outcome is a Tie, then all bets on 'Normal bet' will be void.

Bet Type 2: Double Bet

In order to win Three Pictures Bet, the cards must consist of a combination of any 3 picture cards. If the Player's cards are ranked as 3 pictures, no matter what the Banker's cards are, the Player will win the 'Three Pictures' bet.

Bet Type 3: Tie Bet

In the event of the total point count and the card ranking being the same, the game is a TIE. However, if both sides have the same total point count but one side has at least a Knight, then it will not be considered a Tie.

Example 1:

Banker has 10+3+5
Player has 4+3+1
Outcome = Plain Eight, Tie

Example 2:

Banker has J+5+5
Player has 10+5+5
Outcome = Banker wins as Single Knight Zero is ranked higher then Plain Zero.

Ranking Chart:

Ranking (Highest to Lowest)	Values	Cards Combination
1	3 Knights	3 picture cards
2	Double Knights Nine	2 picture cards+ 9
3	Single Knights Nine	1 picture card+ remaining cards=9
4	Plain Nine	Sum of 3 cards =9, without picture cards
5	Double Knights Eight	2 pictures cards+8
6	Single Knight Eight	1 picture card + remaining cards=8
7	Plain Eight	Sum of 3 cards=8, without picture cards
8	Double Knights Seven	2 picture cards +7
9	Single Knight Seven	1 picture card + remaining cards=7
10	Plain Seven	Sum of 3 cards=7, without picture cards
11	Double knights Six	2 picture cards+ 6
12	Single Knights Six	1 picture card+ remaining cards=6
13	Plain Six	Sum of three cards=6, without picture cards
14	Double Knights Five	2 Pictures + 5
15	Single knights Five	1 picture card+ remaining cards of 5
16	Plain 5	Sum of three cards=5, without picture cards
17	Double Knights four	2 picture cards + 4
18	Single Knight four	1 picture card + remaining cards=4
19	Plain Four	Sum of 3 cards=4, without picture card
20	Double Knights Three	2 picture cards + 3
21	Single Knight Three	1 picture card + remaining cards=3
22	Plain Three	Sum of 3 cards=3, without picture card
23	Double Knights two	2 picture cards + 2
24	Single Knight Two	1 picture card + remaining cards=2
25	Plain Two	Sum of 3 cards=2, without picture card
26	Double Knights one	2 picture cards + A
27	Single Knight one	1 picture card + remaining cards=1
28	Plain one	Sum of 3 cards=1, without picture cards
29	Double Knights Zero	2 picture cards + 10
30	Single Knight Zero	1 picture card + points of remaining cards = 0
31	Plain Zero	sum of three cards =0, without picture cards