Where to Play High Card Flush in Las Vegas 2025

High Card Flush is a popular table game. Some installations have been replaced by I Luv Suits and Top Card Flush. These are poker games that ignore all hands except flushes. The goal is to make a seven-card flush. The information below in our Las Vegas Table Game Survey is updated throughout the year.

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Las Vegas casinos with High Card Flush games

There are only five Las Vegas casinos that deal High Card Flush. Fifteen casinos now deal I Luv Suits. Golden Nugget deals Top Card Flush. The minimum bets expected during lower hours range from $5 to $25. Limits may go up $5 or $10 during busy times. Paid members have access to more detailed information including table game minimums.

Las Vegas Strip properties

Minimums for High Card Flush tables range from $10 to $25 on the Las Vegas Strip. For I Luv Suits, minimums range from $5 to $25.

Downtown casino

Like High Card Flush, Top Card Flush can be found downtown for a $5 minimum.

• Golden Nugget

Locals/off-Strip casinos

High Card Flush and I Luv Suits can both be found for $5 to $10 at off-Strip and locals casinos.

How to play High Card Flush and I Luv Suits

A hand of High Card Flush/I Luv Suits starts with the player making an ante bet. There is also an optional bonus bet. Seven cards are dealt face down to each player and the dealer. Each player is up against the dealer. 

The goal of the game is to get dealt as many of one suit as possible. Hands are first ranked by the highest number of a suit. The more cards of one suit, the better. The hand is then ranked by its highest card down to its lowest. A four-card ace, five, four, three-card flush would beat a four-card king, queen, jack, ten flush. Both hands would beat any two or three-card flushes and lose to any hand with five or more to a single suit.

With this information, the player must decide to either fold or play. A fold surrenders all bets and the player is out of the hand. A raise is the other option. The amount depends on the number of the largest flush in the hand. If it is two, three, or four, the player can raise an amount equal to the ante. It is double the ante on a five-card flush and three times on a six or seven-card flush. 

Once players have acted, the dealer’s cards are shown. The dealer must have at least a three-card nine-high flush to qualify. If the dealer does not qualify, antes are paid and raises push. If the dealer qualifies, the ante and raise are paid even money if the player beats the dealer. These bets lose if the dealer beats the player. A tie is a push. 

High Card Flush and I Luv Suits simple strategy

The simple strategy says to raise any flush that is a ten, eight, and six or higher. The amount of the raise should be the maximum amount allowed.

Las Vegas High Card Flush and I Luv Suits FAQ

Last Updated on January 1, 2025 by Kristina Mehaffey