Oasis Poker Classic

Oasis Poker Classic is an Evoplay 5-card poker game played against the house. It uses a standard card-table format with poker hand rankings, chip controls and dealer comparison. RTP is 99.7%, bets range from 10 to 1,000 and the maximum win is 100x.

Theme and design

The game uses a classic green card-table layout with cards, chips and clear player/dealer zones. Its desert-themed title gives the game a light visual identity, but the interface stays focused on poker decisions.

The screen is designed for reading hands quickly: player cards, dealer cards and betting controls are the central elements.

Gameplay and betting

Oasis Poker Classic is a traditional 5-card poker game against the house. The player places a bet, receives cards and plays against the dealer hand.

Bets range from 10 to 1,000. Bluffing is not part of this format because the opponent is the house, so the result is settled through hand strength and game rules.

Cards and payouts

Cards are the only result elements. Poker hand rankings determine the outcome, with stronger hands producing better payouts.

The maximum win is 100x the stake. The game uses a 99.7% RTP, which is high for a casino table-style game.

Bonus features

The main feature is the Oasis poker ruleset itself: a 5-card hand against the dealer, with decisions made through the table interface.

The game can include additional action controls depending on the hand state, so the key is to read the dealer comparison and payout table before completing the round.

RTP, volatility and max win

Oasis Poker Classic has a 99.7% RTP. Bets range from 10 to 1,000, and the maximum win is 100x.

The return profile depends on poker decisions, hand strength and dealer qualification rules used by the game.

How to play

Set the stake, deal the cards and compare the hand against the dealer. The goal is to finish with the stronger qualifying poker hand.

• Set a bet from 10 to 1,000.
• Deal the 5-card hand.
• Review the player cards.
• Follow the available poker action controls.
• Compare the final hand against the dealer.
• Check the payout against the poker paytable.