The game uses a first-person, menu-driven presentation focused on the poker table. The player competes against a computer-controlled opponent in five-card draw, choosing a wager, selecting cards to discard, and deciding whether to call, raise, or fold when applicable.

Winning hands advance the strip-poker sequence, while losing hands reduce the player's progress. The structure is match-based rather than level-based, with repeated deals and betting decisions determining the outcome. The exact opponent roster and optional modes for this revision are not documented here.

Treat the game primarily as five-card draw. Keep a made pair or better when appropriate, and avoid drawing to unlikely combinations when the wager is high.

Pay attention to betting pressure and conserve your bankroll. Folding weak hands is usually preferable to chasing a low-probability draw, especially after a strong raise from the computer opponent.