Crazy Pineapple is a variation of the popular Hold’em style of poker with a few differences that make this an exciting game to play. The betting structure is similar to Hold’em making for an interesting and relatively easy game to play.

To begin the game, first the two blinds are posted and then each player is initially dealt three pocket cards, which are face down. There follows a total of four rounds of betting and they commence with the first, which is set to the table’s lower limit and comprises the usual betting options of call raise or fold.

After that round, the dealer deals the flop, or community cards in the table’s centre. Here, each player discards one of their three pocket cards. The second session of betting, which is also set at the table’s lower limit, then gets underway.

The third round begins with the dealer dealing the turn card, or fourth community card which is followed by a round of betting. This is now set at the table’s higher limit.

The fourth round continues with the dealer turning over the river, or fifth and final community card. This is followed by the last round of betting at the table’s higher limit which, one all bets have been capped is followed by the showdown. This is where the player with the highest ranking hand completed using either or both of the player’s pocket cards plus three, four or all of the community cards, is the winner.