They are American money line odds; for example, +200 signifies the amount a bettor could win if wageringR$100. If the bet works out, the player would receive a total payout ofR$300 ($200 net profit +R$100 initial stake).

The negative number shows how much has to be risked to win aR$100 payout. Thus, if the money line for the team that you picked was -400, it means that if you placed a successfulR$400 bet, you would gainR$100 on payout.

As with any casino game, the odds in 3-card poker slightly favor the house. In fact, the exact odds are that the dealer wins 55.03% of the time, the player wins 44.91% of the time, and there's a slight chance (0.6%) that there is a push (where the dealer and a player both have equal hands).

The usual strategy for when to make the Play wager is to bet whenever you have Queen-6-4 or better, including any time your high card is an Ace or a King, no matter how high your other two cards are, and also anytime your hand is Q-7 or better, regardless of your third card. Fold if your hand is not at least that high.