GENERAL RULES OF PLAY

Battle 1-2-3  is a table game played using 6 or 8 standard 52 decks of cards and is a competition between the player and dealer. The War wager is mandatory to start the game and is a competition between the player and dealer for the highest point total of 3 cards dealt. Each War wager entitles the player to play 3 separate Battle wagers where the player and dealer compete for the highest-ranking card.  At the start of the game players will place a mandatory War wager. Players may place one or more of the optional Battle, Players 3, Pairs and Trips, and Same Color side wagers.

ROUND OF PLAY

 

1. To start the game, players must place a wager on the War bet. Players may also place wagers on Battle #1, Player’s 3, Pairs and Trips, and/or Same Color wagers or any combination thereof.
2. The dealer will close bets and deal one card to each player and the dealer (dealing from left to right).
3. Dealers will resolve all Battle #1 wagers from right to left.
4. Players may place a bet of up to 2X their War wager on Battle #2.
5. The dealer will deal a second card to each player and the dealer, dealing from left to right.
6. The dealer will resolve all Battle #2 Wagers from right to left.
7. Players may place a bet of up to 3X their War wager on Battle #3.
8. The dealer will deal the third and final card to each player and the dealer, dealing from left to right.
9. The dealer will resolve the Battle #3, War, Player’s 3, Pairs and Trips, and Same Color wager for each player. Dealers will fully resolve all wagers for each player before moving on to the next. We will resolve player’s wagers from right to left.

WAR WAGER 

The War wager is a mandatory bet to start the game. The War bet will get paid 1:1 if the point total of the player’s three cards is greater than the point total of the dealer’s three cards. If the player’s point total is equal to or less than the dealer’s point total, the War wager will lose. When determining the outcome of the War wager, cards will have the following point values:

 

2 through 10 will have their face value in points

Jacks, Queens, and Kings will have a point value of ten (10)

Aces will have a point value of eleven (11)

BATTLE WAGER

The Battle Wagers are optional side wager. Battle #1 must be wagered before bets are closed and each player’s first card is dealt. Players may wager up to 1X their War wager on Battle #1. Battle #2 must be wagered before players receive their second card, and players may wager up to 2X their War wager on Battle #2. Battle #3 must be wagered before players receive their third card, and players may wager up to 3X their War bet on Battle #3. Each battle bet will be paid or taken immediately after each player and the dealer get their respective card. Battle bets will be paid 1:1 if the rank of the player’s card is higher than the dealer’s card, lose if the player’s card is lower than the dealer’s card, and push if the player’s card is equal to the dealer’s card. The ranking of cards for the Battle wager from highest to lowest is: Ace, King, Queen, Jack, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, and 2.

PLAYER'S 3 WAGER

The Player’s 3 Wager is an optional side wager that must be played before any cards have been dealt. The Player’s 3 wager will win if the player’s 3 cards make a 3 card poker hand of a Flush or better. Any other outcome will result in a loss. The pay table for the Player’s 3 wager is as follows:

PAIRS AND TRIPS WAGER

The Pairs and Trips wager is an optional side wager that must be played before any cards have been dealt. The Pairs and Trips wager will win if the player’s three cards have either a pair or are a three-of-a-kind. Any other outcome results in a loss. The Pairs and Trips wager will be paid according to the following pay table:

 

SAME COLOR WAGER

 

The Same Color wager is an optional side wager that must be played before any cards have been dealt. The Same Color wager will win if the player’s 3 cards are all the same color. Any other outcome will result in a loss. The Same Color wager will be paid to the following pay table:

3 WAYS TO PLAY! 4 WAYS TO WIN!

Three-Card poker is an exciting stud poker game that offers three ways to play and four different way to win. Players may bet against the dealer, bet on the value of their own three-card hand, or bet both. Bonus payouts may be had for certain hands when wagering against the dealer.

PAIR PLUS

Pair plus allows a player to bet on his/her own hand. If the hand contains a pair or better, it wins!

Straight Flush: 40 to 1
Three of a Kind: 30 to 1
Straight: 6 to 1
Flush: 3 to 1
Pair: 1 to 1

ANTE

Ante allows a player to play against the dealer’s hand. If a player bets ante and likes his/her hand, he/she must place an equal wager on the Play spot. It’s the player’s three-card poker hand against the dealer’s three-card poker hand, and best hands wins!

TO PLAY BOTH

It’s the player’s cards for a pair or better; against the dealer for the best three-card hand. Players must also make the Play wager or forfeit their Ante wager.

ANTE BONUS

If a player makes the Ante and Play wagers, he/she may win a Bonus payout even if the dealer doesn’t qualify, and even if the dealer’s hand beats his/her hand.

Straight Flush: 5 to 1
Three of a Kind: 4 to 1
Straight: 1 to 1

ENVY BONUS

A player making the progressive side wager also qualifies to win an Envy payout. If another player at the table hits a hand associated with an Envy payout, all other players who made the progressive side bet win the Envy payout. The player hitting the hand receives the normal prize payout only, but does not receive the Envy payout. Rule of thumb: Players cannot win an Envy bonus payout from themselves or the dealer.

ENVY PAYOUT

AKQ Spades: $100
AKQ Hearts/Diamonds/Clubs: $25

SIX CARD BONUS
When players bet on this particular side bet, they combine their three cards with the dealer's three cards to create a five card poker hand, giving you an extra card to make a winning combination!

Three of a Kind: 5 to 1
Straight: 10 to 1
Flush: 15 to 1
Full House: 25 to 1
Four of a Kind: 50 to 1
Straight Flush: 200 to 1
Royal Flush: 1,000 to 1

HOW TO PLAY

Royal 9 adds a bonus element to traditional baccarat where each has it a unique K9 hand printed at the seat they choose. If the player wagers on the bonus and completes any posted hand, the player is paid according to the posted paytables. 

The game begins whena player wager on the traditional baccarat wagers. In addition they may place a wager on the optional Royal 9 Bonus bet. The dealer will then deal and settle traditional baccaarat wagers, before settling optional bets. If any player has made a Royal 9 posted hand then they will be awarded the payout.

HAND DEFINITIONS

Personal K9 vs. Personal K9 | Player and banker hands match the K9 combination designated at the player's seat.
Banker Personal K9 | Banker's hand matches the K9 combination designated at the player's seat.
Player Personal K9 | Player's hand matches the K9 combination designated at the player's seat.
Other Personal K9 vs. Identical K9 | Player and bankers hands match a K9 combination designated at any other seat.
Suited Royal 9 vs. Suited Royal 9 | Player and banker both have a suited Royal 9. The two Royal 9s don't need to match in rank
Royal 9 vs. Royal 9 | Player and banker both have a Royal 9. The Royal 9s don't need to match in rank or suit.
Any Suited Royal 9 | First-two cards are a face card with a 9 and suited.
Royal 9 | First-two cards are any face card with a 9.

HOW TO PLAY

The object of Blackjack is to attempt to reach a point total of 21 or as close to 21 as possible without going over. Hands that are closer to 21 than the dealer win. Hands that are not, or hands that have a point total exceeding 21, lose. Cards from 2 through 10 have their face values. Jacks, Queens and Kings have a face value of 10. Aces are valued at 1 or 11.

A Blackjack is when your first two cards are an Ace and a 10 value card. This pays 3 to 2 or 6 to 5 depending on the table being played. After all players have made a bet in the circle in front of them, the dealer deals two cards in sequence to each player and the dealer. The dealer places his/her first card face up and his/her second card face down under the first card.;

If a player feels the total of his/her first two cards can beat the dealer, he/she stands – additional cards are not drawn. This decision is indicated by a wave of the hand, palm down, over the table. If a player feels the dealer has cards that beat his/her total, he/she indicates his/her decision to “hit” – draw additional cards. This is done by scratching the index finger on the table towards oneself. After each additional card, a player must indicate his/her decision to stand or draw to the dealer.

After all the players have completed their hands, the dealer’s hole card is exposed. The dealer must draw on a total of 16 or less, until reaching a total of 17 or higher on some tables, while having to hit a soft 17 on other tables. Each layout will designate which style game is being dealt, or feel free to ask your dealer. If the dealer’s total is less than a player’s, or if the dealer exceeds a point count of 21, the player win even money! If a player’s point count is equal to the dealer’s it is a “push” and he/she does not win or lose.

Besides having the option to stand or draw after the first two cards, a player may also double down, split pairs or take insurance.

DOUBLE DOWN*

Player may double down on any 2 cards except for a point count of 21. This is done by placing an additional wager (up to the total amount of the initial bet) next to the original bet. Player will receive only one additional card when you double down. *On games with 1 or 2 decks - except for when a player has Blackjack - players may elect to double on the first (2) cards dealt to him/her when they total 9, 10, or 11.  
 

SPLITTING PAIRS

If your first 2 cards are a pair, he/she may split them into 2 hands by placing an equal amount next to the original bet. If the next card makes a pair, he/she may split again. He/she can split up to 3 times for a total of four hands. Split Aces once with only a one card draw. A 10 value card on a split Ace counts as 21, but not Blackjack.

INSURANCE

If the dealer’s up card is an Ace, you may make an additional wager betting that the dealer has Blackjack.

Insurance bets are made by placing up to half of the original bet on the insurance line, prior to the dealer checking their hole card. If the dealer has Blackjack, the bet wins and pays 2 to 1.on to stand or draw to the dealer.

SIDE BETS

A number of side bets may be on the table along with the primary blackjack game. In each game, the dealer will look for a different combination of cards to form a winning hand. Side bets are to be settled before offering insurance, paying blackjacks or hitting player hands. Pay and take each side bet wagered starting with spot 7 and continuing to spot 1. Some games have exceptions to this general principle.

TriLux

This side bet is based on the Player’s first two cards and the Dealer’s up card to make the following poker hand:

Buster Blackjack

Players are wagering that the dealer's hand goes over 21, or "aka" Bust. If the dealer busts, players wagering on the Buster Blackjack Side Wager side bet are paid against the paytable below, along with the dealer envy payout.

HOW TO PLAY

The player must place a wager on the main blackjack table first and may wager on optional sidebets. After all wagers are placed, traditional blackjack is dealt. After the cards have been dealt, the side wagers are settled. If the player has an Ace in their hand but does not have Blackjack, they are paid according to the the "Player Any Ace" payout. If the player has Blackjack, then one of the "Blackjack" pays will be paid out.The Blackjack Match wager pays according to the posted paytables. Normal blackjack play will continue after BJ Match wagrs are settled. 

Blackjack Match also features a "Must Hit By" amount. This dollar amount, noted on the Stax Progressive display, maybe awarded at the end of the round to a player making the optional progressive bet.

HAND DEFINITIONS

Ace/ King Blackjacks Matching Suit | Player and dealer have A-K, all 4 cards of the same suit.
Matching Suited Blackjacks | Player and dealer identical Blackjacks, all 4 cards of the same suit.
Three Aces | Player A-A and dealer up card is Ace.
Three Kings | Player K-K and dealer up card is King.
Player and Dealer Suited Blackjacks | Player suit does not need to match dealer suit.
Player and Dealer Blackjacks | Both player and dealer two-cards 21s.
Player Suited Blackjack | Player-only two-card 21>
Player Any Ace (1st 2 Cards) | Either or both player cards are an Ace.

HOW TO PLAY

The player whose turn it is to roll the dice is the “shooter.” The results of the shooter’s rolls will determine the outcome for all players who bet either with him/her or against him/her.

On the shooter’s first roll, or “come-out,” players wager by placing chips on either the Pass line or Don’t Pass line.

By betting on the Pass line, players are wagering that the shooter will win. If players bet on the Don’t Pass line, players are betting the shooter will lose.

If the shooter rolls a 7 or 11 on the first throw, Pass Line bets win. If a 2, 3 or 12 is thrown, Pass Line bets lose. This is called “Craps.” Conversely, if the shooter throws a 2 or 3, Don’t Pass wagers win. If a 7 or 11 is thrown, Don’t Pass bets lose. If a 12 is thrown, it is a “push” and no one wins.

If a 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10 is rolled, that number becomes the “point,” and is marked on the betting layout with a puck, and the shooter must now try to “make the point” — in other words, re-roll the point number to win.

If the shooter rolls this point again before rolling a 7, bets on the Pass Line win, while Don’t Pass bets lose. This is called a “pass” and the shooter starts over with a brand new roll.

A roll of 7 after the point has been established completes the shooter’s turn and Pass Line bets lose, while Don’t Pass bets win.

Don’t Pass bets may be removed at any time.

OTHER TYPES OF BETS
There are many types of bets to be made in the game of Craps. Here are just a few examples:

Place Bet: A bet that the shooter will roll a specific number – either a 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10 – before he/she throws a 7. Payouts: Numbers 4 and 10 pay 9 to 5; 5 and 9 pay 7 to 5; 6 and 8 pay 7 to 6.

One Roll Bet: Bets placed on the “Any Craps” section of the layout (which covers numbers 2, 3 and 12) pay 7 to 1. Bets placed on numbers 3 or 11 pay 15 to 1; on 2 or 12 pay 30 to 1; any 7 pays 4 to 1.

HardWay Bets: Bets that the shooter will throw a specific number - 4, 6, 8 or 10 - the “hardway,” (that is, by rolling a pair of 2’s, 3’s, 4’s or 5’s) before he/she rolls any other combination that totals this number, or before he/she rolls a 7. Hardway 6 and 8 pay 9 to 1; 4 and 10 pay 7 to 1.

Hopping 7: one-roll bets that may be bet at any time on a specific combination of the dice that equals 7. Bets pay 15 to 1.

Field Bet: To bet that a 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11 or 12 is rolled next, place wagers in the “Field.” This bet is on a single roll. If any of the above numbers are thrown – except a 2 or a 12 – it’s even money. 2 pays double and 12 pays double.

Craps Side Wagers

Fire Bet- Players are paid odds based on how many "individual points" a shooter can successfully make before he or she sevens-out. The term "individual points" refers to when the shooter successfully makes a point from the pool of points (4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10) that has not been previously made.  Successfully making the same point more than once will only count as one "individual point" towards a payoff threshold.  “Individual points” DO NOT have to be made in any specific order. Only a seven out results in the bet losing or being paid based on the number of “individual points” (up to six) that had been made prior to the seven-out. Players can only make a bet before the “come out” roll of a new shooter and the initial point has not been established. Once a point has been established by the shooter no more Fire Bets will be accepted. A Fire Bet achieved cannot be taken down or called off. Signage with payout odds will be clearly posted on the table.

Bonus Craps – Consists of three side bets concerning the sequences of rolls of two dice in a series of underlying Craps games. These side bets are:

All Small – wins if each of the totals 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 are rolled before a 7 is rolled
All Tall – wins if each of the totals 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 are rolled before a 7 is rolled
Make ‘Em All – wins in the event that each of the totals 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 are rolled before a 7 is rolled.

HOW TO PLAY

Craps Free Craps is a version of a standard dice game without the possibility of losing the Pass Line Bet on the Come Out roll. It is played almost exactly the same except there are 10 numbers called point numbers. They are 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12. All rolls made prior to the player tossing one of the point numbers will be referred to as the Come Out roll, regardless of whether it is the first, second, or third roll or any roll thereafter. The wager wins if the Come Out roll is 7.

PASS LINE
The player wins on 7 on the Come Out roll (no point is established). If any other number rolls, it becomes the player’s point. If the player’s point rolls before 7, the player wins. After the Come Out roll, if 7 rolls before the player’s point, the player loses and the dice move to the next player.

PASS ODDS
If a player has a bet on the Pass Line, he/she is eligible to make an additional bet known as an Odds bet. Players put down the Odds themselves, and can pick them up any time before a decision roll has been made. The Odds are placed behind the Pass Line Bet about an inch and one-half to two inches away.

If a player has a bet on the Pass Line, he/she is eligible to make an additional bet known as an Odds bet. Players put down the Odds themselves, and can pick them up any time before a decision roll has been made. The Odds are placed behind the Pass Line Bet about an inch and one-half to two inches away.

PASS ODDS

Odds / Payoff
2 & 12 / 6 to 1
3 & 11 / 3 to 1
4 & 10 / 2 to 1
5 & 9 / 3 to 2
6 & 8 / 6 to 5

COME BETS
The player can place a Come Bet any time after the Come Out roll. It is like starting over, creating a whole new game within a game. Players win on any 7 on the roll immediately following the placement of the bet. If any other number rolls, it is the player’s point. If the point rolls before a 7, the player wins. If 7 rolls before the point, the player loses. The player may bet odds on top of the Come Bet after the Come Bet point is established. The odds offered are identical to the Pass Line Odds Bets. This is a contract wager and may not be picked up.

PUT BETS
The player can place a Put Bet at any time before/after the Come Out roll. Similar to a Come Bet, it is like starting over. It is creating a whole new game within a game except players do not need to go through the Come to wager on a selected number 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12. Put Bets can be placed with odds and a player wins immediately once the selected number 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 is rolled. If 7 rolls before the number selected, the wager loses. This is a contract wager and may not be picked up.

PLACE BETS
Place Bets allow players to bet the point numbers without having to go through the Come. Place Bets may be made individually or in groups (inside, outside, and across). Place Bets lose when a 7 is rolled, and win every time the placed number is rolled. Place Bets are “off” on the Come Out roll unless called “on” by the player. 2 and 12 Pay 11 to 2, 3 and 11 Pay 11 to 4, 4 and 10 Pay 9 to 5, 5 and 9 Pay 7 to 5, 6 and 8 Pay 7 to 6.

BUY BET
A Buy Bet will win if the number on which the wager was placed is rolled before a 7 is rolled. Buy Bets pay the following odds: 2 and 12 pay 6-1, 3 and 11 pay 3-1, 4 and 10 pay 2-1, 5 and 9 pay 3-2, 6 and 8 pay 6-5. HCCO will charge a 5% commission on the amount wagered.

LAY BET
A Lay Bet may be placed at any time and will win if a 7 is rolled before the number on which the bet is placed. Lay Bets pay the following odds: 2 and 12 pay 1 to 6, 3 and 11 pay 1-3, 4 and 10 pay 1-2, 5 and 9 pay 2-3, 6 and 8 pay 5-6. HCCO will charge a 5% commission on the amount that can be won when placing the lay bet.

FIELD BET
The field contains the number 2, 3 4, 9, 10, 11, and 12. All numbers pay even money, except 2+12 pays double. The Field Bet may be made at any time and is a self-service, one-roll wager.

BIG 6 & 8
The big 6 and 8 are located on the outside of the layout between the Pass Line and on the end of the Field. Players may bet the 6, the 8, or both. These are one roll even money bets and are paid whenever a 6 or 8 rolls. They lose whenever a 7 is rolled.

PROPOSITION BETS ONE ROLL BETS
Any Craps: One-roll bet. A roll of 2, 3 or 12 wins the bet. Any other number loses.
Crap 2: One-roll bet. If 2 rolls, the bet wins. Any other number loses.
Crap 3: One-roll bet. If 3 rolls, the bet wins. Any other number loses.
Crap 12: One-roll bet. If 12 rolls, the bet wins. Any other number loses.
Any 7: One-roll bet. If 7 rolls, the bet wins. Any other number loses.
Eleven: One-roll bet. If 11 rolls, the bet wins. Any other number loses.
Horn: One-roll bet. If 2, 3, 11 or 12 rolls, the bet wins; any other number loses. (A four-unit bet).
Horn High: One-roll bet. Same as Horn Bet except that one additional unit is wagered on 2, 3, 11 or 12 (This is a five-unit bet).
World or Whirl Bet: One-roll bet. Same as Horn Bet except that a unit is added and the 7 is wagered along with the 2, 3, 11 and 12 (A five-unit bet).
Hop Bets: One-roll bets that may be bet at any time on a specific combination of the dice, which wins only if the combination is thrown on the next roll and loses if any other combination is thrown. Players can make Hop Bets at any time.
Craps and Eleven: One-roll split bet that may be bet anytime. The bet wins if a 2, 3, 11 or 12 rolls, and loses if any other number is rolled.
Hopping 7: one-roll bets that may be bet at any time on a specific combination of the dice that equals 7. Bets pay 15 to 1

PROPOSITION PAYOUT ODDS

HOW TO PLAY

Players receive five cards to make their best four-card Poker hand. A four-hand Straight is a Straight, a four-card Flush is a Flush, etc.

PLAYER VS. DEALER
This game involves three different bets: “Ante,” “Super Bonus” and “Queens Up.” The “Ante” and “Super Bonus” bets are mandatory and must be equal, while the “Queens Up” bet is optional. The Play wager must match the Ante unless the player has a Pair of Aces or better. A Pair of Aces or better is needed to bet up to 3x the Ante. The dealer qualifies with King-high or better.

When a player beats the dealer’s qualifying hand, the player’s Ante and Play bets win even money. When the dealer qualifies and beats the player’s hand, his/her Ante and Play bets loss. When the dealer does not qualify the player’s Play bet wins and his/her Ante bet pushes. “Super Bonus” and “Queens Up” wagers are resolved separately.

SUPER BONUS
The Super Bonus wins when a player has a Straight or better. Failure to get at least a Straight, however, does not result in an automatic loss. The Super Bonus pushes when the player has less than a Straight, but the player beats or ties the dealer’s hand. If the player’s hand of a Straight or better loses to the dealer, he/she still receives the Super Bonus payout. In addition, the original Super Bonus bet is not removed.

QUEENS UP
The Queens Up optional bonus bet wins when the player receives a Pair of Queens or better. See layout for odds. Note: Winning Super Bonus and Queens Up wagers are paid regardless of the dealer’s hand.

PAYOUT TABLE

QUEENS UP
Four of a Kind: 50 to 1
Straight Flush: 40 to 1
Three of a Kind: 8 to 1
Flush: 4 to 1
Straight: 3 to 1
Two Pair: 2 to 1
Pair of Queens or Better: 1 to 1

SUPER BONUS
Four Aces: 200 to 1
Four of a Kind: 30 to 1
Straight Flush: 15 to 1
Three of a Kind: 2 to 1
Flush: 3 to 2
Straight: 1 to 1

PROGRESSIVE
On Crazy 4 Poker still plays as usual for the base game, using the best four card hand from five cards dealt. All five cards are combined to determine the progressive wager outcome. Folded hands do not qualify for payouts on the progressive wager.

Royal Flush: 100% of mega
Straight Flush: 100% of major
Four of a Kind: 100% of minor
Full House: $250
Flush: $200
Straight: $150
Three of a Kind: $45

ENVY BONUS
Royal Flush: $5,000
Straight Flush: $1,500

Face Up Pai Gow Poker™ features head-to-head play against the dealer and offers two optional side wagers, Fortune Bonus℠ and Ace-High. As in standard Pai Gow, each player and dealer receive seven-cards, but in Face Up Pai Gow Poker the dealer’s cards are dealt face-up. Face Up Pai Gow Poker is a commission-free game. However, when the dealer plays Ace-High Pai Gow, all Face Up Pai Gow wagers will push.

GETTING STARTED
To begin each round, make a standard Face Up Pai Gow wager. You may also make your optional Fortune Bonus or Ace-High wagers.

FORTUNE BONUS
The Fortune Bonus bet wins if your best possible five-card hand is straight or better. If you wager at least $5 on the Fortune Bonus, the dealer will place an “envy” button next to your bet. This qualifies you for an envy bonus payout. See pay table for odds.

ENVY BONUS
The dealer pays any envy bonuses at the end of the round. If at least one player receives a hand that qualifies with a four-of-a-kind or better, all players with envy buttons win. You can win multiple Envy Bonuses in a round, but you CANNOT win an Envy Bonus for your own hand or the dealer’s hand.

ACE HIGH
This bet wins if the dealer is forced to play an Ace-High Pai Gow. See layout for odds.

FORTUNE BONUS:

ENVY BONUS:

Envy bonus payouts shall be paid pursuant to the following schedule:

ACE HIGH BONUS:

HOW TO PLAY

Each player plays against the Dealer. The object is to have more cards of the same suit (a “flush”) than the dealer, regardless of suit.

In the event both the Dealer and the Player have the same number of cards in their flush, the winning hand is determined by the highest ranking card (Ace – 2) of the flush in each hand.

If the highest ranking card is the same in both hands, the second highest card is the determining factor. If the highest and second highest ranking cards are the same in both hands, etc. This same rule follows until a winner or a tie is determined.

If both the number of cards and values are identical (players and dealers) the Ante and Raise are a push. Successive cards of the same suit (a “straight flush”) have no significance. An Ace is the highest valued card.

GETTING STARTED

Players place an Ante wager and receive seven cards.

After examining their cards, each player must either fold their hand and surrender their Ante wager or place a Raise wager.

The Raise wager amount must be equal to the Ante wager amount unless the Player’s hand consists of five or more cards of the same suit. A player with five suited cards may increase their Raise wager up to double their Ante wager and a player with more than five suited cards (6 or 7) may increase their Raise wager up to triple their Ante wager.

Once all the players have acted on their hand, the dealer’s cards are exposed.

DEALER QUALIFYING

The dealer qualifies with a hand of a 3-card Flush, nine high.

If the dealer does not qualify, all remaining players will receive an even-money payment equal to their Ante wager and their Raise wager results in a push.

If the dealer’s hand does qualify, the Dealer’s hand is compared to each player’s hand.

WINNING & LOSING

If the Player’s hand ranks higher than the Dealer’s hand, the Ante and Raise wagers win and are paid even-money.

If the Player’s hand ranks lower than the Dealer’s hand, the Ante and Raise wagers lose and are collected.

If the Player’s and Dealer’s hands tie, the Ante and Raise wagers push.

OPTIONAL WAGERS:

“FLUSH” (BONUS WAGER)
A player wins when their hand matches one of the hands on the corresponding pay table below. Only the highest qualifying hand is paid.

“STRAIGHT FLUSH” (BONUS WAGER)
An Ace may be used as either the lowest or highest rank of the suit.

A player wins when their hand matches one of the hands on the corresponding pay table below. Only the highest qualifying hand is paid.

The player’s hand does not have to outrank the dealer’s hand in order to win the “Flush” or “Straight Flush” bonus wagers. “Flush” and “Straight Flush” wagers are still eligible to win if a player folds. However, it is the patron’s responsibility to inform the dealer that he/she has a winning “Flush” or “Straight Flush” bonus wager on a hand that has been folded.

$25,000 Maximum Aggregate Payout per hand.

HOW TO PLAY

Mini Baccarat is an elegant, simple game to play. There are only two decisions to make: how much to bet, and whether to bet on the Bank or the Player. To bet on the Bank, a Player simply places his/her bet in the area closest to his/her marker “Banker.” Likewise, to bet on the Player, a Player simply places his/her bet on the area marked “Player.” The Casino will collect 5% commission of all money won on the Bank. An additional bet a Player may make is a Tie Bet (that the two hands will end in equal totals). A winning Tie Bet pays 8 to 1. As for the game itself, Mini Baccarat is played with eight decks of cards. Any card from 2 to 9 has its face value. Ace equals one. All 10’s and face cards, or any combination of them, have no value. When the total of the cards exceeds 9, the first digit of the total is dropped, because in the game of Mini Baccarat, all hands must be a single-digit number from 0 to 9. So, 7 + 4 = 1, Queen + Ace = 1.

The game begins when four cards are dealt alternately from the shoe: the first card to the Player, the second card to the Bank, the third card to the Player and the fourth card to the Bank. If the point count of either hand is 8 or 9, it is called a Natural and no additional cards are drawn. The cards are dealt according to set rules. There are no options regarding drawing the third card for either the Player’s or Banker’s hand. The dealer announces the point count of the Player’s hand and the Banker’s hand and the dealer will draw additional cards when appropriate. All bets must be placed before the dealer calls “No more bets” and the cards are dealt. No more than one additional card will be drawn to each hand. The hand closest to 9 wins and is paid at odds of 1 to 1. If both the Player’s and a Banker’s hand result in identical totals, it is a Tie Hand and the Tie Bet wins; neither hand wins nor loses. These charts describe the fixed rules governing the drawing of additional cards. All winning Banker hands are subject to a 5% commission.

BANKER’S RULES

DRAGON BONUS®

Is an optional side wager for Mini Baccarat that does not change the drawing rules or commission structure.

Players have two ways to win:

When the player’s selected hand (Player or Banker) for the Dragon Bonus® wager is a Natural winner; or when his/her selected hand wins by 4 or more points. With Non-Natural winners, the larger the margin of victory, the larger the payout. Players must make the Dragon Bonus® wager before the dealer calls “no more bets.” The dealer will then deal the traditional Mini Baccarat hand according to house procedures. When the hand is over, the dealer will reconcile traditional Mini Baccarat wagers according to the house procedures.


Notes on Naturals:

- Natural winners pay even-money on the Dragon Bonus® bet. 

- In the event of a Natural that ties, the Dragon Bonus® pushes.

DRAGON BONUS® WAGER PAYOUT SCHEDULE

Blazing 7’s

Blazing 7s is an optional side wager in which the player wagers that both the Banker and Player hands will result in a two or three-card seven.

The winning wagers will be paid according to the following table.

HOW TO PLAY

You can make an optional $5 progressive side bet when you play Ultimate Texas Hold 'Em, Crazy 4 Poker, or Mississippi Stud at Hollywood. They’re all linked to a three level progressive payout system. The side bet pays out when you receive three of a kind or higher. If you make the optional side bet and are dealt four of a kind, a straight flush or royal flush, you'll win the progressive jackpot.

3 New Meters

Four of a Kind - 100% Minor Jackpot
Straight Flush – 100% Major Jackpot
Royal Flush – 100% Mega Jackpot

The Rules
All progressive payouts are based on five-card poker hands. The odds of winning the top prize with a royal flush are the same across all five games and are played exactly the same, with the five-card hand used to determine progressive winning payouts.

HOW TO PLAY

Roulette is an easy and exciting game to play with a wide variety of bets and betting combinations. There are 36 numbers, alternately colored red and black and a 0 and 00 which are green. The winning wager is decided by the random selection of one number out of the possible 38. This selection happens by spinning a ball in the opposite direction of a turning wheel.

Each spin of the ball is a new game. Players buy in for various colored chips to differentiate between players. Players decide the value of their chips when they buyin. When players are finished playing, they return their colored chips to the dealer for regular casino chips. The colored or “non-value” chips have no value once they are removed from their particular table.

Each payoff is dictated by the location of a wager on the roulette table. Bets can be placed until the dealer announces “No more bets.” Once the ball drops into a winning number the dealer will mark that number on the layout. All losing bets will be collected, then the winning bets will be paid according to the odds. Players are responsible for the correct position of their bet on the layout.

There are two basic areas to wager on the roulette table – inside bets and outside bets.

INSIDE BETS

Bets can be placed on either a particular number or an inside combination of numbers. The total of a player’s inside bets must meet the posted table minimum and individually cannot exceed table maximums.

OUTSIDE BETS 

Bets can be placed for red or black, odd or even, the first or second 18 numbers, the first, second or third dozen numbers and for each column of numbers. Each bet must meet the posted table minimum and is not to exceed table maximums.

ROULETTE PAYOFFS

Inside Bets:

Straight Up: 35 to 1

Split Bet: 17 to 1

Street Bet: 11 to 1

Corner Bet: 8 to 1

Top Line Bet: 6 to 1

Line Bet: 5 to 1

Outside Bets:

Column: 2 to 1

Dozen: 2 to 1

Even/Odd: 1 to 1

Red/Black: 1 to 1

1 to 18 or 19 to 36: 1 to 1

HOW TO PLAY

Commission Free Super 6 Baccarat is an elegant, simple game to play. There are only two decisions to make: how much to bet, and whether to bet on the Bank or the Player. To bet on the Bank, a Player simply places his/her bet in the area closest to his/her marker “Banker.” Likewise, to bet on the Player, a Player simply places his/her bet on the area marked “Player.” The Casino will collect 5% commission of all money won on the Bank. An additional bet a Player may make is a Tie Bet (that the two hands will end in equal totals). A winning Tie Bet pays 8 to 1. As for the game itself, Mini Baccarat is played with eight decks of cards. Any card from 2 to 9 has its face value. Ace equals one. All 10’s and face cards, or any combination of them, have no value. When the total of the cards exceeds 9, the first digit of the total is dropped, because in the game of Mini Baccarat, all hands must be a single-digit number from 0 to 9. So, 7 + 4 = 1, Queen + Ace = 1.

The game begins when four cards are dealt alternately from the shoe: the first card to the Player, the second card to the Bank, the third card to the Player and the fourth card to the Bank. If the point count of either hand is 8 or 9, it is called a Natural and no additional cards are drawn. The cards are dealt according to set rules. There are no options regarding drawing the third card for either the Player’s or Banker’s hand. The dealer announces the point count of the Player’s hand and the Banker’s hand and the dealer will draw additional cards when appropriate. All bets must be placed before the dealer calls “No more bets” and the cards are dealt. No more than one additional card will be drawn to each hand. The hand closest to 9 wins and is paid at odds of 1 to 1. If both the Player’s and a Banker’s hand result in identical totals, it is a Tie Hand and the Tie Bet wins; neither hand wins nor loses. These charts describe the fixed rules governing the drawing of additional cards. No commission is collected on winning Banker wagers. However, all winning Banker hands with a total of six are paid at 1 to 2.

BANKER’S RULES

When Players stand on 6 or 7, the Banker will always draw on totals of 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 and stand on 6, 7, 8 and 9. When the Player does not have a “Natural” (8-9) the banker shall always draw on the totals of 0, 1 or 2, and then observe the following rules:

DRAGON BONUS®

Is an optional side wager for Commission Free Super 6 Baccarat that does not change the drawing rules or commission structure.

Players have two ways to win:

When the player’s selected hand (Player or Banker) for the Dragon Bonus® wager is a Natural winner; or when his/her selected hand wins by 4 or more points. With Non-Natural winners, the larger the margin of victory, the larger the payout. Players must make the Dragon Bonus® wager before the dealer calls “no more bets.” The dealer will then deal the traditional Commission Free Super 6 Baccarat hand according to house procedures. When the hand is over, the dealer will reconcile traditional Mini Baccarat wagers according to the house procedures.

Notes on Naturals:

- Natural winners pay even-money on the Dragon Bonus® bet. 

- In the event of a Natural that ties, the Dragon Bonus® pushes.

DRAGON BONUS® WAGER PAYOUT SCHEDULE

Blazing 7’s

Blazing 7s is an optional side wager in which the player wagers that both the Banker and Player hands will result in a two or three-card seven.

The winning wagers will be paid according to the following table.