I think it's hard to speak universally, but I think there are several differences that fall to UTH's advantage.ġ.UTH has been distributed by SHFL for about a decade now. There is probably an instructive thread from ages ago that explains all this, but I missed it in my search. Is it because in THB you have 3 bet units in play in order to see the flop, whereas in UTH, you can see the flop with only 2 bet units? Maybe also because in UTH you can add up to 4 additional bet units, whereas THB allows only 2? Am I getting warmer? Or, is it more complicated? And, I suppose that UTH's preponderance is for the reason that UTH is somehow a 'better' game to play.

Or, perhaps I see more UTH discussion because there are more UTH tables in the casinos than THB. Even though THB has a lower (2.04%) house advantage (HA) than UTH (2.185%), I see a LOT more discussion about UTH than THB, perhaps because of UTH's lower (0.526%) element of risk (EoR) than that of THB's (3.51%). I enjoy both Ultimate Texas Hold'em (UTH) and Texas Hold'em Bonus (THB) about equally.

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