Live 3 Card Brag

3 Card Brag is a 16th-century British card game and is typically seen as the inspiration for modern 3 Card Poker. Live dealer 3 Card Brag is played heads-up between the player and the dealer, with an initial wager called an ante paid and then three cards dealt to each party. Players may then fold or continue by making a wager equal to their ante before each hand is shown. Dealers must have a queen-high hand or better to play, otherwise, they fold and players are paid 1-to-1 on their ante. If the player wins, they are paid out on their wagers. Usually, side bets are available. The main differences between 3 Card Brag and 3 Card Poker lie within the hand hierarchy: 3 Card Brag holds threes-of-a-kind higher than straight flushes, and three threes are higher than three aces. Also, ace-two-three is the highest straight possible.