In Pai-Gow, you, the player, receives seven cards. The object is to make two traditional poker hands - one of five cards (the high hand), another of two (the low hand). The rankings of the two hands are based upon a basic poker ranking. In order to win, your two hands (denoted the high and low hands) need to rank higher than both of the bankers hands. After you have been dealt seven cards, you must form two hands. The low hand must contain two cards and the high hand five cards. To do this, select the two cards that will comprise your “low” hand and press "Done". You may unselect cards to go to the low hand by clicking them again. The rank of the five card high hand must be higher than the rank of the two card low hand. Once you have set both hands, the dealer will split his or her cards according to fixed house rules and will then compare the players hand rank with his own.