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Holdem Cutthroat puts a competitive edge on classic Texas Hold'em — the side-bet mechanic gameplay strong hole-card combinations independent of the main pot, so your hand has more than one way to pay out. Find it in the table games section of our lobby, alongside Blackjack Club and Crash Blaze.
Holdem Cutthroat runs on a certified random number generator, which means the card sequence for every hand is independently produced — no pattern, no memory of previous rounds. The game's outcome data is logged in your account round history the moment a hand completes, so you can check exactly what cards were dealt and what the result was. Where the provider publishes RTP figures for Holdem Cutthroat, we show them inside the game panel; we do not display invented percentages.
Every Holdem Cutthroat hand is produced by a certified random number generator. Card order cannot be predicted from previous rounds. The process runs identically whether you are on mobile or desktop.
Each completed hand writes a result entry to your account history. The record includes cards dealt, bets placed and the payout calculated. You can pull up any past round and verify the outcome without contacting support.
RTP for Holdem Cutthroat is displayed inside the game panel only when the studio exposes that figure. We do not fill in a number when one has not been published. Check the info tab within the game for the current figure.
The studio behind Holdem Cutthroat is identified in the game details tab. We carry titles from verified studios including Habanero, CQ9 and PG Soft. Attribution is visible before you place a single chip.
If a hand freezes mid-round, a side bet does not settle, or you see a discrepancy between the on-screen result and your wallet balance, the fastest route is live chat — open it from the account menu without leaving the game window. For disputes that require a round-by-round check, raise a ticket and include the round reference number from your history tab. That reference lets the support team pull the exact hand log and confirm what happened. Our support team handles Holdem Cutthroat queries in the same queue as other table games, so you do not need a separate contact path for this title specifically.
Open live chat directly from the account menu while Holdem Cutthroat is running. You do not need to leave the game window. Share the round reference number so the agent can locate your hand log without delay.
If a Holdem Cutthroat hand settled unexpectedly, raise a support ticket and paste the round reference from your history. The team compares your account log against the game server record to confirm the result.
A Holdem Cutthroat payout lands in your account wallet the moment the hand closes. If the balance does not update within a few seconds of hand completion, refresh the wallet panel and check the transaction list before contacting support.
In portrait mode the Holdem Cutthroat table compresses into a focused single-column view: the community cards sit at the top third of the screen, your hole cards anchor the bottom, and the chip row runs just above your thumb reach. The Fold, Call and Raise buttons scale up so a tap registers cleanly even mid-scroll. Switching to landscape widens the felt, makes the side-bet panel easier to read at a glance, and gives you more room to track the pot and the cutthroat prize pool simultaneously.
Holdem Cutthroat is a table card game built on the Texas Hold'em structure with an added cutthroat side bet. Volatility on the main hand sits in the low-to-medium range typical of poker-base table games, while the side bet carries higher variance — strong hole-card combinations trigger the side-bet payout independently of the community card outcome. Supported devices include current Android and iOS mobile browsers as well as desktop.
Table card game — Texas Hold'em base with cutthroat side bet
Main hand: low-to-medium. Side bet: higher variance on premium hole-card combinations
Mobile browser (Android, iOS) and desktop.
Availability depends on local law and eligible regions.
Before any card is dealt, you place the Ante bet and optionally activate the Cutthroat side bet — these are two separate chip placements shown as distinct fields on the table. The game then deals two hole cards face down to you and to the dealer position. A first betting decision follows: you can either fold and forfeit the Ante, or continue by placing a Flop bet equal to the Ante. Three community cards open on the flop. A second decision point lets you check or place a Turn bet.
You set the Ante and the optional Cutthroat side bet as two separate chip amounts before any cards appear. Minimum and maximum limits for each are shown on the table felt. The side bet field is clearly marked so you cannot place it accidentally.
Holdem Cutthroat gives you an active decision at three points — pre-flop, flop and turn. Each decision is timed, shown by a visible countdown. Folding at any street closes your main hand but does not affect a side bet already placed for that round.
The side bet pays on your hole-card rank alone. A qualifying pair, suited connectors or premium pair each carry a different multiplier listed in the in-game paytable. The result is settled before the main hand comparison, so you see the side-bet outcome first.
The combined result of the main hand and any side-bet win is added to your account wallet the moment the hand concludes. Check the transaction list in your account if the balance does not refresh after the round closes on screen.
Holdem Cutthroat takes the familiar five-street Texas Hold'em structure and adds a parallel side-bet track that runs on your hole cards only. This means two separate outcomes are in play simultaneously: the main pot decided by the best five-card hand after the River, and the Cutthroat award decided the moment your hole cards qualify. For players who find standard Hold'em too dependent on the community cards, the side bet provides a direct reward for starting with strong hole cards — a suited ace-king or a pocket pair above a certain rank collects the multiplier shown on the paytable regardless of how the board develop
A plain-language reference for terms you will encounter while playing Holdem Cutthroat.
The Cutthroat side bet is a separate wager placed before cards are dealt. It pays based on the rank of your two hole cards alone, independent of the community cards or the main hand result. The qualifying ranks and their multipliers are listed on the in-game paytable.
The Ante is the mandatory opening bet that enters you into the main hand. Its size sets the baseline for Flop and Turn bets in the same round. If you fold before the flop, the Ante is forfeited and the round ends for your main hand.
The Flop bet is placed after your hole cards are dealt and equals the Ante in size. It continues your participation in the main hand through the three community cards on the flop. If you do not place it, you fold and your Ante is collected by the dealer.
Hole cards are the two private cards dealt face down to you at the start of each Holdem Cutthroat hand. They are visible only to you and are central to the Cutthroat side bet, which pays solely on the rank and suit of these two cards.
RTP stands for Return to Player — the theoretical percentage of total stakes a game returns over a large number of rounds. For Holdem Cutthroat, RTP is shown inside the game info panel only when the studio has published a verified figure. We do not display estimates.
A qualified hand is a hole-card combination that meets the minimum rank threshold for the Cutthroat side bet to pay out. The exact qualifying combinations — such as a pocket pair or suited premium cards — are defined on the paytable inside the game window.
Answers to what you are most likely to ask before and during your first Holdem Cutthroat session.
Open the lobby and select the table games category from the navigation rail. Holdem Cutthroat is listed there alongside Blackjack Club. You can also type the game name directly into the search field at the top of the catalog to reach it in one step without browsing the full category.
Yes. Holdem Cutthroat loads in a mobile browser on both Android and iOS. No separate download is required. The table layout adjusts for portrait and landscape orientations, and all betting controls are accessible from the same screen where the cards are dealt.
No. The Cutthroat side bet is optional each round. You place it separately from the Ante using a dedicated chip field on the table. You can choose to skip it on some rounds and activate it on others — your Ante bet and the main hand proceed regardless of whether the side bet is active.
If your connection drops during an active hand, the game server continues the round according to the default action for that decision point — usually a fold or check, depending on the street. When you reconnect, the completed hand result and any payout are already recorded in your account round history.
When a hand concludes, the payout is added directly to your account wallet balance. You will see the updated figure in the wallet panel on screen. If you have funded through Nagad or Upay, the wallet balance reflects all settled game results and is accessible for your next transfer or withdrawal request.
Holdem Cutthroat is a player-versus-dealer format, not a multi-player table. Your hand is compared only against the dealer's hand. Other accounts placing bets at the same time do not influence your hole cards, the community cards dealt to you, or your Cutthroat side-bet outcome.