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Baccarat

Although originally an Italian game, Baccarat became famous in France in the 15th century. This is considered one of the most glamorous games in a casino.

The player’s objective in Baccarat is to correctly guess which of three possible propositions will win the round: Bank, Player, or Tie.

How to Play

Whichever hand is closest to nine is the winner. Two cards are dealt to the Bank hand and two cards are dealt to the Player hand.

The player needs not to worry about the third card as the dealer is the one responsible for keeping track of the game.

Betting

The player may start the game by placing a bet on the field that he or she feels will win the turn

Player – Pays even money.
Banker – Pays even money minus a 5% commission which is collected on winning bets.
Tie – Pays 8 to 1 if the Player and Banker point totals tie.

Banker

It is important to understand that “Banker” does not represent the house but merely a field to place a bet on the Baccarat table. The casino house makes its money by taking 5% commission from the winnings of the banker field, should it be the winner. The game rules slightly favor the Banker’s hand.

Deck

The game is usually dealt from an eight-deck shoe.

Cards Value

Cards ACE to NINE are worth their face value of 1 to 9.

Cards TEN to KING are worth 0 (zero).

Cards are dealt in the following order: card to player, card to banker, card to player, card to banker.

Cards Total Value

The TOTAL value of the cards cannot exceed 9. So, if the total value exceeds 9 then the last digit is used.

Game Elements

Credits

Displays the amount of money you currently have available in your casino account.

Paid

Displays the total amount paid on a winning bet.

Chip Selection

The chip denomination can be select by clicking on the chip labeled with the amount wish to place or a combination of clicks that will sum up the desired amount to be placed on the table.

Deal Button

Starts a new game.

Clear Table

Clears the chips from the table.

Cashier Button

The cashier button takes you to the cashier page, where you can transfer chips to and from the casino. It will not be enabled at all time, however-it will be operational when no hand is being played.

Exit Button

The exit button leaves the game and returns to the lobby. It will not be enabled at all times, however it will be operational when no hand is being played.

Banker and Player Hands

PLAYER and BANKER receive a 3rd card or STAND on their first two cards as per the rules below unless one of them has a NATURAL.

Natural

Player has 9

Banker has 9

First 2 Cards Total 8 OR 9 Banker AND Player STAND – No more cards

Player’s 3rd Card

Player Hand totaling 0-5: Player always gets 3rd card. Player Hand totaling 6-7 stands.

Banker’s 3rd Card

Banker’s Hand totaling 3: Banker gets a 3rd card UNLESS Player’s 3rd card is 8 OR Banker gets a 3rd card if Player’s 2 cards total is 6 or 7

Banker’s Hand totaling 4: Banker gets a 3rd card if Player’s 3rd card is 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 OR Banker gets a 3rd card if Player’s 2 cards total is 6 or 7

Banker’s Hand totaling 5: Banker gets a 3rd card if Player’s 3rd card is 4, 5, 6, or 7 OR Banker gets a 3rd card if Player’s 2 cards total is 6 or 7

Banker’s Hand totaling 6: Banker gets a 3rd card if Player’s 3rd card is 6, or 7

Banker’s Hand totaling 7: Stands

Payouts

Winning Player

Player has 9

Banker has 8

A winning Player hand is paid off at one to one. Thus, if you bet ten dollars, you win ten dollars.

Winning Banker

Banker has 9

Player has 7

A winning Bank hand is paid off at . This means that if you bet ten dollars, you win .

Winning Tie

Player has 9

Banker has 9

The Tie hand is paid at eight to one. Thus a winning tie bet of will return . If you bet on either Bank or Player and the Tie wins, you do not lose your bet. It is a push.

House Edge Percentage

Edge in favor of the casino is as follows depending on where the bet is placed:

Tie 14. Banker 1. Player 1.

The Tie bet has a 14. The house gets a 1. Player bet and a 1. Bank bet when the bank charges a five percent commission.

Strategy

A predominant aspect of the baccarat games played at the local casino is the scorecard. Casinos encourage this behavior simply because they know it has no bearing on the outcome of the game. One hand has no bearing on the next, and is never influenced by the preceding hands.

If you were betting on the flip of a coin, and it landed heads up 9 times in a row. The chance of the coin landing tails up on the 10th flip is exactly 50%, just as it was the first nine times. Any Baccarat strategy that makes you change your bets based on previous hands is useless and should be completely disregarded.

Blackjack Variations

Blackjack Variations

Besides the regular Blackjack games that you are used to we also offer these exciting variations of this popular game:

• Double Exposure
Double exposure is a version of blackjack where both of the dealer’s cards are exposed. There are of course some rule changes to favor the dealer in order to compensate. The house edge is greater than conventional blackjack, but still this game is one of the best bets in the casino if properly played.
• ? Both dealer cards are shown face up
No Pushes. House wins all ties, except on a natural blackjack.
• ? Player blackjack pays even money
• ? Player may split only once

For further information on this game and its rules, please read this article at Blackjack Switch

Blackjack switch allows the player to trade cards between two hands. By default six decks of cards are used. The player needs to make two bets of equal amounts and is then allowed to switch the second card dealt to each hand. In order to compensate for this, a dealer 22 results in a push and blackjacks pay even money.

Dealer hits a soft 17.

The player must make two bets of equal size.

Cards will be dealt face up.

Dealer will peek for blackjack with an ace or ten up. If the dealer has a blackjack all player hands will immediately lose, except a player blackjack will push.

The player may switch the second card dealt to each hand. The player may also switch cards to form a blackjack.

Player may double on 10 and 11 only.

Player may split once.

Winning player blackjacks pay even money.

A dealer total of 22 will push against any player total of 21 or less.

For further information on this game and its rules, please read this article at Spanish Blackjack

Spanish Blackjack (also refer to as Spanish 21) is yet another interesting variation of blackjack. Depending on the rules set by the house Spanish Blackjack is probably a better bet than blackjack.

Spanish 21 uses six decks, each deck consisting of 48 cards, the regular 52 card deck without the four tens. To make up for the advantage that this gives to the house, this game gives the player a set of favorable rules. The game is based on blackjack rules, including double after split, late surrender, and re-splitting aces.

A player 21 always wins.

Player blackjack beats dealer blackjack.

Player may double on any number of cards.

Player may usually hit and double down after splitting aces.

Player may surrender half of total bet after doubling down.

A five-card 21 pays 3 to 2, a six-card 21 pays 2 to 1, a seven or more card 21 pays 3 to 1. However the bonuses are not paid if the player doubled.

A 6-7-8 or 7-7-7 of mixed suits pays 3:2, of the same suit pays 2:1, and of spades pays 3:1.

Suited 7-7-7 when the dealer has a seven face up pays 00 for bets of – and 00 for bets of or over.

For further information on this game and its rules, please read this article at

NOTICE: These are default game rules. Depending on casino house rules where you play at, some of these might differ.

Basics

Blackjack

The objective of the game is obtaining a hand value that is closest to 21 and higher than the dealer’s hand without going over. Your hand or hands, depending at which table you play in the casino, will play against the total of the dealer’s hand.

How to Play

Initially, both the dealer and the player are dealt two cards per hand. Player cards are dealt face up and one dealer card is dealt face up. A Blackjack is when the sum of the first two totals 21. The combination can be any Ace with any card with a value of 10.

Deck

The shoe of cards can consist of any number of decks from 1 to 8, this depends of the rules of the house. The number of decks used at a table affect the odds of house. The more decks the better the odds are for the house. The casino lobby indicates the number of decks used in each game.

Cards Value

In Blackjack, the cards are valued as follows: An Ace can count as either 1 or 11. Cards from 2 through 9 keep their face value. The 10, Jack, Queen, and King are all valued at 10.

The Dealer Hand

The plays that the Dealer makes are defined by a set of table rules that determine his actions. Usually these rules are indicated on the blackjack table.

• Hit on 16 or less
• Hit on Soft 17
• Stand on Hard 17 or higher

A soft hand is where an Ace is counted as either 1 or 11 without going over 21.
A hard hand has no Aces or just one Ace must count as one so that the hand does not go over 21.

The Player Hand

After the cards are dealt the player must play his/her hand first. The player can make several choices once his two initial cards are dealt. The player’s action would depend on the strategy used by the player to the two initial cards. Some tables will have rules that other tables may not have so it is a good idea for the player to find out which tables in the casino are the ones that suit his or her gambling style. These options are indicated in the casino lobby when choosing a game. The Players hand is over when: A Blackjack comes up, Player chooses to stand or Player busts.

These are the choices a player has after being deal the first two cards:

• Stand
The player chooses this option if he/she wishes to stand with the cards they have.
• Deal
The dealer gives the player another card.
• Double
Player can choose to take only one hit and double the amount of his/her bet. This option may vary in how it is offered. Some tables allow a Double on any two cards and some allow it only when the combination of the initial two cards equals 9, 10 or 11. Some tables may even offer a late double that can be played after the player already has 3 cards. These options if available are indicated in the casino lobby. The double option, if played correctly can be very beneficial for the player.
• Split
If the player has two cards of equal value, he/she can choose to split the cards into two hands by doubling the amount of the bet. In a Split blackjack is not recognized. Some tables allow players to split multiple times. As with a Double, if played correctly Splits can increase player odds significantly. Some games will not allow re-splitting Aces and a lot of games will not allow hitting after splitting Aces. Games that allow you to re-split aces and hit after splitting aces are of big advantage for the player.
• Insurance
When the dealer’s face up card is an Ace players have the option to purchase Insurance. Insurance generally pays 2:1 and is indicated on the table. Insurance can be understood as a side bet on whether the dealer has blackjack or not. If the dealer has blackjack the insurance bet is a winner.
• Even Money
Even Money is sometimes used when a player is dealt a Blackjack and the dealer has a face up Ace. The player can take an Even Money payout of 1:1 instead of the usual 1.
• Surrender
If the player is unsatisfied with the first 2 cards and feels the dealer has a much better chance then the player can surrender and only lose half the bet amount. Surrender is generally a house favorable option.

Bust

This is when the Player’s or Dealer’s hand total goes over 21. A Busted hand is automatically a loser.

Push

Push is when the Player’s hand equals the total of the Dealer’s hand. This is tie and the player receives his/her bet amount back.

Minimum / Maximum Bet

Min bet: displays the minimum bet amount required to play a hand. Max bet: displays the maximum bet amount allowed at the table. This is shown in the top right hand corner of the table.

Multi-Hands

Some Blackjack tables will allow a player to play multiple hands at the same time. A player can play either one, two or three hands simultaneously. The casino lobby indicates which tables will allow a player play multiple hands.

Stored Games

In the event the player looses internet connectivity on or closes his/her browser window in the middle of a game, the game in progress will be stored. Once back in the casino the pending game may be restored and finished by the player.

Craps

Craps

The objective of the game is to bet on the outcome of the dice, that you as the shooter roll. The payouts outs are made based on the sum of the numbers of the dice once the roll stops.

The total sum of the numbers on the dice. That a particular total of the dice before comes up before another total.

How to Play

To begin the game, you as the shooter make an initial come out roll, here you must make a Pass Line or a Don’t Pass Bar bet prior to rolling the dice. Depending on your choice for this initial bet, you will aim to roll specific numbers in order to win.

Craps

Craps is considered any dice rolled totaling 2, 3 or 12

Pass Line

If you throw a 7 or an 11 on the first roll it is an automatic win, called a Natural. If you throw craps 2, 3 or 12 it is an automatic loss. However if you throw anything else besides 7, 11 or craps then you make a Point. The dealer will mark the point number by placing a puck with its white face up on top of it. This means you are now betting for the number you just rolled (The Pass) to come up again before a 7 is rolled. If it does, you win.

Pass Line Odds

After the point has been established, you can increase your line bet by taking odds. This means you are now betting additional money that the number you just rolled (The Point) will come up again before a 7 is rolled. If it does, you win. This bet is placed directly behind the original line bet. Each point pays different odds. Unlike the original pass line bet, an unresolved pass line odds bet may be removed.

Don’t Pass Bar

You are betting the opposite of Pass Line. If you throw a 7 or an 11 on the first roll it’s an automatic loss, and you win if the dice sum 3 or 1 A 2 is called a Stand Off or Tie and you neither win nor lose*. However if you roll anything else besides 7, 11 or “Craps” then you make a “Point”. If this happens, then it’s the exact opposite of Pass Line. This means you are now betting to win that you will throw a 7 before the number you just rolled (The “Point”).

Depending on house rules, some casinos use the 12 as the stand off or Tie number.

Don’t Pass Bar Odds

After the point has been established you can increase your line bet by taking odds. Which means you are now betting additional money that you will throw a 7 before the number you just rolled (The “Point”) comes up. A don’t pass line odds bet is placed on the right side of your original bet in the Don’t Pass Bar. A winning Don’t Pass Line odds bet pays true odds. An unresolved don’t pass line odds bet may be removed.

Come

It is an even money bet (pays 1:1). The only real difference between the Pass Line and the Come Bet is that you make a come bet after the point has been determined on the pass line. After you make a come bet, the first roll of the dice will establish the come point. If a 7 or 11 rolls, you are an automatic winner. But if you roll 2, 3, or 12 on the first roll you lose.

Come Odds

Once the come point has been established, you can increase your line bet by taking odds. This means that you are now betting to win that the number you just rolled will Come up again before a 7 is rolled. A come odds bet is placed directly under your come bet within the box that corresponds to the come point: 4, 5, Six, 8, Nine, or 10. A winning Come odds bet pays true odds. Unlike the original come bet, an unresolved come odds bet may be removed.

Don’t Come

Don’t Come bets are basically the same as the Don’t Pass Bar bets, but are made after you make a wager on a Don’t Pass Bar, and a Point is rolled. You can then back up your bet by laying (betting against the shooter) the odds on the Point.

Don’t Come Odds

You are now betting additional money that you will roll a 7 before the “Point” number. If it does, you win. An odds bet is placed in the tiny space directly under your Don’t Come bet within the narrow, uppermost bar over the box that corresponds to the come point: 4, 5, Six, 8, Nine, or 10. A winning Don’t Come odds bet pays true odds. An unresolved don’t come odds bet may be removed.

Payouts Chart

Point Rolled Payout

4 and 10 1:2

5 and 9 2:3

6 and 8 5:6

Place Bets

Place bets are made on the numbers 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10 and have nothing to do with the Point number. Place bets are turned off when they have an OFF marker on top. If a 7 is rolled before your Place number you lose. If your Place number is rolled before a 7 you win.

Payouts Chart

Point Rolled Payout

4 or 10 9:5

5 or 9 7:5

6 or 8 7:6

A Place Lose Bet

A Place Lose bet is a bet that 7 will be rolled before either 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10. A place lose bet is placed in the narrow, unlabeled bar located just above the box with the corresponding number on the craps table: 4, 5, Six, 8, Nine, or 10.

• Payouts Chart
• Point Rolled Payout
• 4 and 10 5:11
• 5 and 9 5:8
• 6 and 8 4:5

Buy Bets

Buy bets are made on the numbers 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10 similar to Place bets but with different (true) odds. Again you are betting that the shooter will roll your number before he/she rolls a 7. A Buy bet is determined in the following manner.

If a 7 is rolled before your Buy number you lose. If your Buy number is rolled before a 7 you win. On Buy bets the casino charges a five percent service charge on the value of your bet in multiples of (a bet will cost you ).

Payouts Chart

Point Rolled Payout

4 or 10 2:1

5 or 9 3:2

6 or 8 6:5

Because of these payouts you must pay attention to wager the correct amounts in order to receive the correct payout. The casino rounds down on uneven payouts.

Lay Bets

Lay bets are the opposite of Buy bets. You are betting the shooter will roll a 7 before your Lay number of 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10. If your Lay number is rolled before a 7 you lose. If a 7 is rolled before your Lay number you win.

Because of the nature of these payouts you need to pay special attention to wager the correct amounts in order to receive the correct payout. The casino rounds down on uneven payouts. Same as with Buy bets the casino charges a five percent service charge. However, now the charge is based on your potential winnings in multiples of (a bet on the 4 would pay , 5% of is , so it will cost you ).

Big Six or Big Eight

Big Six or Big Eight bets pay even money if you win. If a 7 is rolled before a 6 or an 8 you lose. If a 6 or an 8 is rolled before a 7 you win.

Hard Four Bets or Hard Ten

Hard Four or Hard Ten bets are two different bets, but are won in a similar manner and are paid out in the same manner. Hard Four can be rolled only one way (2, 2), and Hard Ten only rolled one way (5, 5). You are betting that the shooter will roll a Hard Four or a Hard Ten (whichever you have chosen) before seven, and before any other combination of four or ten. They both pay 7:1.

Hard Six or Hard Eight

Hard Six or Hard Eight bets are two different bets, but are won in a similar manner and the payout is the same. Hard Six can be rolled only one way (3, 3), and Hard Eight only rolled one way (4, 4). You are betting that the shooter will roll a Hard Six or a Hard Eight (whichever you placed your bet on) before a seven, and before any other combination of six or eight. They both pay 9:1.

Proposition Bets

Proposition bets are one time bets that are won or lost depending on the outcome of the next roll of the dice, once the bets are placed on the table.

Field Bets

Field Bets are popular because seven possible outcomes will win (2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11 or 12), while only four (5, 6, 7 or 8) will lose. This bet usually pays even money but depending on the house rules sometimes a casino will pay 2:1 or 3:1 when a 2 or a 12 is rolled.

Any Seven

Any Seven bets are made when you bet that the next roll will be a 7.

Any Craps

Any Craps bets are made when you bet that the next roll’s outcome will be a 2, 3 or 1

Horn Two

Horn Two bets are a one time roll bet that the shooter will roll a

Horn Twelve

Horn Twelve bets are a one time roll bet that the shooter will roll a 1 The payout is 30:1

Horn Three

Horn Three bets are a one time roll bet that the shooter will roll a 3.

Horn Eleven

Horn Eleven bets also known as Yo-Eleven. Here you bet that the dice will come out with a 11 on the shooter’s next roll.

Let It Ride Poker

Let it Ride Poker

The object of the game is to get at least a “pair of 10s or better” from a combination of your three cards and two community cards, while keeping all three regular bets in action. The player does not actually play against the dealer or another player but rather against the odds in order to get the best five card poker hand possible.

How to Play

Let It Ride Poker uses the standard ranking of Poker hands ranging from a Royal Flush down to a Pair of 10s. You must have at least a Pair of 10s or better to win. The higher your hand is ranked, the more you will win.

Playing the Game

Initially you must place three identical bets. Each bet must be at least table minimum. You will have the opportunity to withdraw two of the three bets as the hand progresses. Your hand consists of five cards: three dealt to you and two community cards placed in front of the dealer.

Once you view your first three cards you may not like your chances of getting a winning combination, so you may remove your first bet if this is the case. If you feel that you will get a winning poker hand, or if you already have a pair of 10s or better, you can Let it Ride. After deciding to withdraw or Let It Ride, the first community card is dealt.

Taking all four cards into consideration, you must now decide what to do with your second bet: withdraw or Let It Ride.
Let It Ride. The dealer now deals the fifth and final card. At this point the five cards will decide if you have a winning poker hand or not. Winning bets are paid out according to the payout schedule on the bottom right hand of the table.

Deal

You may begin by pressing the Deal button once a bet is placed on the table. You are dealt three cards face up and two community cards face down. Your final hand in combination with the two community cards determines if you have a winning hand.

Take Down

Press Take Down to withdraw your first or second bet. If after viewing your first three cards you don’t like your chances of getting a winning hand, you may Take Down your first bet. Once the first community card is revealed to you may take down if you consider the odds unfavorable. A Take Down can be done on the first and second bet only.

All In

Pressing All In on a play will automatically bet on the first and second bet. This is useful in scenarios in which you are sure of having a wining hand.
All In is the way to go.

Let It Ride

Press Let It Ride to play your first or second bet. If after viewing your first three cards, you have or like your chances of getting a winning hand, you may keep the bet by clicking on Let It Ride. After the first community card is revealed you still consider your odds in favor, you can “Let It Ride” on your second bet as well.

Press Re-Bet to repeat your previous wager (same bet amount) and automatically deal your next hand.

Clear

The Clear Button resets the chips placed on the table back to 0.

Menu/Exit

The exit button leaves the game and returns the player to the lobby.
however it will become operational when no play is pending.

Min/Max Bet

Min bet: displays the minimum bet amount required to play a hand. Max bet: displays the maximum bet amount allowed to play on a hand. These limits can be seen in the top right hand of the table.

Fast-Play

The fast-play button allows you to play Let it Ride more hands in a shorter period of time by skipping the animation of the cards deal. Skipping the animation will not alter the outcome of the game in any way. You can enable or disable this option at any time during play.

Chip Selector

The Chip Selection console allows you to select chip denominations so you can place your bets on the table accordingly.

Credits

Displays the amount of money you currently have available in your casino account.

Paid

In the case of a winning hand, this displays the amount you were paid on your last hand.

Payouts Chart

The payouts chart shows the different winning combinations. It is located at the bottom right hand side of the screen.

• Payouts Chart
• Poker Hand Payout
• Royal Flush 1000:1
• Straight Flush 200:1
• Four of a Kind 50:1
• Full House 11:1
• Flush 8:1
• Straight 5:1
• Three of a Kind 3:1
• Two Pairs 2:1
• Tens or Better 1:1

Pai Gow Poker

Pai Gow Poker

Pai Gow originated in the 1800’s during the construction of the railroad when the Chinese domino game Gai Gow was combined with American poker. It is a more slow paced game but still offers excitement to the player.

The object of the game is to have a higher ranked five-card and two-card Poker hand than the house.

How to Play

Pai Gow Poker is played using a single deck of standard playing cards including a Joker. You will be dealt 7 cards. These cards must be split into two Poker hands: a two-card front hand and a five-card back hand. You can split your hand however you like but you must follow one simple rule: your back hand must be ranked higher than your front hand. To win, your hands must rank higher than the house’s front and back. If one of your hands wins and one loses, the hand is a push.

Playing the Game

After placing your bet, click the Deal Button to deal the hand. You will be dealt seven cards. Split your hand by dragging and dropping the cards on the card the front and back hand holders on the right of the table. If you change your mind, you can drag back any card again. Once your hand is set, click the Done button. The dealer will reveal the house hands. Your hands will be compared to the house hands. Remember, you must win both your front and back hand to get paid.

Game Elements

Jokers

In Pai Gow Poker Jokers can be used as wild cards only to complete a straight, flush, or straight flush, in any other combination it?

Copies

Anytime one of your hands is identical to one of the house’s hands, the hands are said to be a copy. The house wins all copies. Note that two straights are not necessarily a copy. If you have a 7, 8, 9, 10, J straight and the house has a 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 straight, you win because your straight is higher than the house’s.

Deal

You may press the Deal button once a bet is placed on the table. You are dealt seven cards face up which you need to split into a front hand and a back hand. To win, you must out-rank the both the dealer’s front and back hand.

House Way

Press House Way to automatically have the dealer arrange your cards. Your cards are arranged in the most optimal fashion so that your probabilities of winning are maximized. The casino follows the card selection process to a popular set of rules used by the Flamingo Hilton Casino in Las Vegas. After pressing the “House Way” button you can always get back and manually rearrange one or all should you feel that the hand is not arranged to your liking.

Done

Done should be pressed once you are finished arranging your front and back hands and ready to see what the house has. The Dealer’s cards will be revealed and compared with your cards. If your front and back hands beat those of the dealer’s, you win!

Repeat Bet

Press Repeat Bet to repeat your previous bet with the same wager amount and automatically deal your next hand.

Min / Max Bet

Min bet: displays the minimum bet amount required to play a hand. Max bet: displays the maximum bet amount allowed to play a hand. You can see this displayed on the top right hand side of your screen.

Clear

The “Clear” Button resets the chips being wagered to 0.

Fast-Play

The fast-play button allows you to play Pai Gow poker faster by skipping the animation part of the game experience. Fast Play will in no way alter the outcome of the game. You can enable or disable this option at any time.

Chip Selector

The Chip Selector bar allows you to select the denomination of the chip or chips you want to play at the Pai Gow table.

Credits / Paid

Credits: displays the amount of money you currently have available in your casino account. Paid: displays the amount you were paid on your last hand.

Payout

Pai Gow Poker pays even money on winning bets minus a five percent commission. So if you bet and winv the payout is .

Hand Rankings

Hand Rankings are different winning combinations in Pai Gow Poker. As most poker based games, Pai Gow uses the common poker hands with some variations. Listed bellow are the different hands in Pai Gow starting from highest paid to lowest rank.

Five Aces

This is the highest possible hand in Pai Gow Poker.

Royal Flush

A Royal Flush consists of Ace, King, Queen, Jack and 10 of the same suit. For example: A, K, Q, J, 10.

Straight Flush

A Straight Flush consists of five cards in order and of the same suit

(Note that an ace can be counted as the lowest card in the order as well as the highest) for example:

A, K, Q, J, 10 – Highest

A, 2, 3, 4, 5 – 2nd Highest

2, 3, 4, 5, 6 – Lowest

Four of a Kind

This hand consists of four cards of the same rank plus one other odd card. For example: Q, Q, Q, Q, 3.

Full House

Is a hand containing three cards of one rank plus two cards of another rank. For example: Q, Q, 7, 7, 7, or 6, 6, 6, 8, 8.

Flush

If all five cards in a hand belong to the same suit, you have a Flush.

Straight

A straight consists of five cards in order, but not of the same suit.

A, K, Q, J, 10 – Highest

A, 2, 3, 4, 5 – 2nd Highest

2, 3, 4, 5, 6 – Lowest

Three of a Kind

Three cards of same rank.

Two Pair

Two sets of two cards of same rank.

One Pair

Two cards of same rank.

No Pair

No pair: Place the second and third highest cards in the front.

Roulette

Roulette

Roulette is the perfect example of a game of chance with one objective: Guessing which number will be the next to come up. The Roulette Table consists of a spinning wheel with numbered slots, a small white ball and a betting layout that allows bets to be placed on one or more numbers at a time. There are also side bets in the table. The wheel is spun in one direction and the ball is propelled around the outer edge of the wheel in the opposite direction. Eventually, the ball will decrease in speed and fall toward the spinning wheel where it will bounce around for a while until it lands in one of the numbered slots. If your bet or bets are a “hit”, the casino pays a variety of odds based on the number of numbers covered by your bet.

How to Play

To play roulette, you place your bet or bets on numbers, rows, or corners of the inside of the table layout or on the outside (see inside outside bets), and click spin. You may select your chip denomination by clicking on the chip/amount of your choice.

Repeat Bet

The function of this button is to repeat the exact same layout of bet(s) as in the previous turn.

Clear Bet

This will