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Baccarat
Learn To Play
Objective
To place a wager on the Banker, Player or Tie to successfully match the outcome of the hands. The Banker hand typically has a 5% commission or “Vig” though some variants have no commission with slight variations such as a push on 3 card banker 7. The card totals are by face value with 10’s and faces counting as Zero and A-( as face value. The “10s digit” is always dropped in Baccarat for example two cards 9 and 3 would be considers a 2 not 12. The hand closest to 9 wins and there is a specific rule as to when the hands draw a third card. If either hand has a total score of 8 or 9 in the first two cards it is a “Natural” and there is no draw.
Player's Hand Rule
If the player has an initial total of 5 or less, they draw a third card. If the player has an initial total of 6 or 7, they stand and if it is an 8 or 9 the player stands and there is no draw to either hand.
Banker's Hand Rule
If the player did not draw, the banker regards only their own hand and acts according to the same rule as the player, i.e. the banker draws a third card with a total of 5 or less and stands with a total of 6 or 7. If the player drew a third card, the banker acts according the third card drawn by the player adhering to the rules as follows:
- If the banker total is 2 or less, they draw a third card regardless of what the player's third card is.
- If the banker total is 3, they draw a third card unless the player's third card is an 8.
- If the banker total is 4, they draw a third card if the player's third card is a 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7.
- If the banker total is 5, they draw a third card if the player's third card is a 4, 5, 6, or 7.
- If the banker total is 6, they draw a third card if the player's third card is a 6 or 7.
- If the banker total is 7, they stand.
Winning and Losing
The hand after all draws that is closest to 9 wins, the Tie wins if both are the same and the Bank and player push on Ties. There are several side bets that can be made depending on the variation and are explained on the table.
3 Card
Learn to Play
Placing Bets
Begin by placing your Ante bet. Feeling lucky? You can also place a Player Bonus bet or both an Ante and Player Bonus bet. You and the dealer each receive three cards.
Gameplay
Take a look at your cards. You have the option to fold or make a Play wager equal to your Ante bet. Once you decide, the dealer reveals their cards, and the higher hand wins. The dealer must have at least Queen-high to qualify.
Player Bonus
Feeling confident? Make an Optional Player Bonus wager. This bet pays if your three-card hand contains a pair or better.
6 Card Bounty
Want to up the ante? Try the optional 6-Card Bounty wager. It's based on your three-card hand combined with the dealer's, paying for a three-of-a-kind or better.
STAX
Feeling adventurous? The optional STAX Progressive bet pays when your three-card hand combines with the two community cards to form a qualifying five-card poker hand.
Super 4 Poker
Learn to Play
Ante + X-tra
tart by placing equal ANTE and X-TRA BONUS wagers. Feeling daring? You can also opt for the PLAYER BONUS side wager.
Dealing
Each player and the dealer get five cards face down.
Player Bonus
After receiving your cards, decide to place a PLAY wager or fold. Even if you fold, your PLAYER BONUS side wager stays active and pays regardless of the dealer’s hand. Remember to discard one card for your best four-card Poker hand.
Play
If you've got at least a pair of Aces, you can wager 1x to 3x your ANTE. Otherwise, your PLAY wager must match your ANTE.
Dealer's Hand
The dealer forms their best four-card poker hand by discarding one card. They need at least a King or better to qualify.
Winning
If the dealer doesn’t qualify, your ANTE pushes, and PLAY pays 1 to 1. If they qualify, compare hands:
– Four of a kind- Straight flush- Three of a kind- Flush vs. Straight- Two pair- Pair
If your hand beats the dealer’s, both ANTE and PLAY wagers win at 1 to 1. If not, you lose. Ties result in a push.
X-tra Bonus
Score big with the X-TRA BONUS wager. If your hand is a Straight or better, you win according to the paytable, regardless of the dealer’s hand.
Player Bonus Resolution
The PLAYER BONUS wager pays based on your best four-card Poker hand, regardless of the dealer's hand. It stays in play even if you fold on the main wagers.
Louisiana Stud
Learn to Play
Ante Up
Start by posting a minimum Ante wager to kick off the game.
Raise Bets:
1st Raise
After receiving your initial two cards, you have the option to fold or raise your bet to 1x-3x your Ante. The first community card is then revealed.
2nd Raise
Once the first community card is revealed, decide whether to fold or raise your bet again to 1x-3x your Ante. The second community card is then revealed.
3rd Raise
After the second community card is revealed, it's decision time again. Fold or raise your bet to 1x-3x your Ante.
3 Up Bonus
Feeling confident? Consider the optional 3-Up Bonus wager. This bet pays if the three community cards contain a pair or better.
STAX
Want to aim for bigger wins? The optional STAX Progressive bet pays when you combine your two hole cards with the three community cards to form a qualifying five-card poker hand.
This game is all about strategy, so bring your best poker tactics to the table! And here’s a tip: mastering the art of betting at each stage of your hand can lead to big wins. Remember, all Ante and Raise wagers are paid according to the posted paytable.
Criss Cross Poker
Learn to Play
Setup
The game is played with a standard 52-card deck. Players make two equal ante wagers: "Ante Across" and "Ante Down." You can also opt for a Five-Card Bonus Bet.
Dealing
The dealer lays out five community cards in a cross formation, face down, with each player receiving two cards face down.
Betting Rounds
After seeing their cards, players can fold or place an "Across Bet" (1x to 3x the Ante Across bet). The dealer reveals two outer cards horizontally, then players decide on a "Down Bet" (1x to 3x the Ante Down bet). The dealer then reveals two outer cards vertically.
Middle Bet
Players can fold or place a "Middle Bet" (1x to 3x one of the original ante bets). The dealer reveals the middle card.
Forming Hands
Using their two cards and the community cards, players create an "Across" and "Down" hand.
Wining
Bets are paid based on the paytable. The "Middle" bet pays if either the Across or Down hand wins, at the odds of the highest-ranking hand. Ante bets pay even money on a pair of Jacks or better, and push on pairs of 6s through 10s. The Five-Card Bonus pays based on the community cards' best poker hand.
This game is perfect for beginners or seasoned players alike! And here’s a hot tip: the Middle Bet is your big chance to win!
Craps
Objective
In Craps, players bet on the outcome of the roll or a series of rolls of a pair of dice. The game revolves around the “shooter,” the player rolling the dice, and the various betting options available.
Betting
Before the shooter rolls the dice, players place their bets on the outcome. From simple bets on the total sum of the dice to more complex wagers on specific combinations, Craps offers a wide range of betting possibilities.
Come Out Roll
The game begins with the “come out roll.” If the shooter rolls a 7 or 11, it’s a win for “pass line” bets but a loss for “don’t pass line” bets. Rolling a 2, 3, or 12 results in the opposite outcome.
Point Phase
If the come out roll establishes a “point” (any number other than 2, 3, 7, 11, or 12), the game enters the point phase. The shooter continues rolling the dice until they either roll the point number again (a win for pass line bets) or roll a 7 (a loss for pass line bets).
Rolling The Dice
The shooter must roll both dice with one hand and ensure they hit the opposite wall of the Craps table for a fair roll. The outcome of each roll determines the fate of the various bets placed by players.
Winning and Losing
Depending on the outcome of the dice roll and the specific bets placed, players either win or lose their bets. The game’s fast-paced nature and multiple betting options make Craps an exciting and dynamic casino game.
Etiquette
Craps is a social game, and players are encouraged to cheer for each other’s successes and offer support during losing streaks. Following proper Craps etiquette enhances the overall experience for everyone at the table.
It doesn’t matter if you’re a seasoned veteran or a brand new player, the popularity of Craps is thanks to its exciting nature of “any roll can happen!”
Blackjack
Objective
The goal of Blackjack is simple: beat the dealer’s hand without going over 21. Each player competes against the dealer, not against one another.
Card Values
In Blackjack, numbered cards are worth their face value, meaning face cards (Jack, Queen, King) are worth 10, and Aces can be worth either 1 or 11, depending on the usage.
Getting Started
The game begins with each player placing their bets. Once bets are placed, the dealer deals two cards to each player, including themselves. One of the dealer’s cards is face up, while the other is face down.
Player's Turn
Starting from the player to the dealer’s left, each player decides whether to “hit” (take another card) or “stand” (keep their current hand). Players can also choose to “double down” (double their bet and receive one additional card) or “split” (split a pair into two separate hands).
Dealer's Turn
After all players have completed their actions, the dealer reveals their face-down card. The dealer must hit until their hand reaches a total of 17 or higher. If the dealer busts (goes over 21), all remaining players win.
Winning and Losing
Players win if their hand is closer to 21 than the dealer’s hand or if the dealer busts. However, if a player’s hand exceeds 21, they bust and lose their bet. Ties result in a push, and players retain their bets.
Blackjack
Achieving a “Blackjack” (an Ace and a 10-value card) in your initial two cards pays out at 3 to 2 odds, unless the dealer also has Blackjack, resulting in a push.
Etiquette
While playing Blackjack, it’s important to follow proper etiquette, such as not touching your cards with two hands and refraining from criticizing other players’ decisions.
The perfect blend of strategy and suspense, Blackjack is one of the most iconic casino table games around!
Roulette
Objective
In Roulette, players bet on where they think the ball will land on the spinning wheel. The game offers a variety of betting options, from simple bets on red or black to more complex wagers on specific numbers or groups of numbers.
Inside Bets
These bets are placed on specific numbers or small groups of numbers on the inside of the Roulette layout. They offer higher payouts but lower odds of winning. Inside bets include straight bets on single numbers, split bets on adjacent numbers, corner bets on four adjacent numbers, and more.
Outside Bets
These bets are placed on the outside of the Roulette layout and cover larger groups of numbers. They offer lower payouts but higher odds of winning. Outside bets include bets on red or black, even or odd, low or high numbers, and dozen bets (1-12, 13-24, 25-36).
The Spin
Once all bets are placed, the dealer spins the Roulette wheel in one direction and the ball in the opposite direction. As the wheel slows, the ball eventually comes to rest in one of the numbered pockets, determining the winning outcome.
Winning and Losing
Depending on where the ball lands, players either win or lose their bets. Payouts are determined based on the type of bet placed and the specific outcome of the spin. The excitement of watching the ball bounce around the wheel adds to the thrill of the game.
Whether you’re keeping things simple with just “red” or “black,” or deciding to go inside, outside or all around, Roulette is a thrilling casino staple!
