HOW TO PLAY

To begin the game, players make a wager on the player or banker. Optional side bets include the Tie, Dragon 7 and Panda 8. Two cards are alternately dealt to the player and banker, starting with the player. If either hand totals eight or nine on the initial deal, no further cards are drawn. If neither the player nor the banker has an eight or a nine, a third card may be required.

After the cards have been drawn, the hand with the point total closest to nine wins, except if the winning banker hand is a Dragon (three-card total of seven). If the banker hand is a Dragon, the banker hand is a push and the player and tie hands lose while the Dragon 7 bet wins.

HOW TO PLAY

Blackjack pays 3 to 2. We offer two-, four- and six-deck games (with rule variations on the two-deck game). Hands can be split three times for a total of four hands (one card each on split/re-split aces). Aces can only be split once on two-deck games.

A player can double down on any first two cards. A double after a split is allowed except on two-deck games. Dealer hits soft 17. Side bets include a TriLux with a straight 9-to-1 pay table and a Fortune Bonus.

Players may wager on up to six hands, business volume permitting. Table limits range from $5-$200 up to $100-$2,000.

HOW TO PLAY

Free Bet Blackjack plays almost identically to the standard game of Blackjack, except players will push if the dealer busts with a 22. To start, players make a bet against the dealer. Each player and the dealer will get two starting cards, as in standard blackjack. Next, depending on the player’s cards, players have the following Free Bet options.

FREE SPLIT

Players can split any pair, except 10-value cards, for free. Free re-splitting is allowed.

FREE DOUBLE

Players can double their bets on any hard two-card total of nine, 10, or 11 for free. Free doubling after splitting is allowed, when the above double rule is followed.

POT OF GOLD SIDE BET

Players can choose to bet on the Pot of Gold Side Bet. If played, they will receive a gold coin for each free split and/or free double they accumulate on their hand.

GOLD COIN PAY TABLE

• 7 - 100 to 1
• 6 - 100 to 1
• 5 - 100 to 1
• 4 - 50 to 1
• 3 - 30 to 1
• 2 - 12 to 1
• 1 - 3 to 1

HOW TO PLAY

The objective is to beat the dealer by accumulating a card value total close to, but not over, 21 points. Play the side bet and make a three-card poker hand using your first two cards and the dealer’s up-card.

WINNING HANDS INCLUDE

• Straight Flush
• Three-of-a-Kind
• Straight
• Flush

GETTING STARTED

Make your blackjack wager to play against the dealer. You may also make the Fortune Blackjack bonus wager. Once all bets have been placed, the dealer will give each participating player and themselves the starting cards.

WINNING AND LOSING

Fortune Blackjack bonus wager payouts are based on the player’s first two cards and the dealer’s up-card ONLY. If the combined total of the three cards adds up to a 19, 20 or 21, you win!

Any other three-card total, and the Fortune Blackjack bonus wager will lose. Once all the Fortune Blackjack bonus wagers have been resolved, standard blackjack continues.

PAY TABLE

• Suited 7-7-7 - 200 to 1
• Suited 6-7-8 - 100 to 1
• Unsuited 7-7-7 - 50 to 1
• Unsuited 6-7-8 - 30 to 1
• Suited 21 - 10 to 1
• Unsuited 21 - 3 to 1
• Any 19 or 20 - 2 to 1

HOW TO PLAY

• The player must place a wager on the main blackjack game first and may wager on the optional side bets.
• After all wagers have been 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 a blackjack, they are paid according to the “Player Any Ace” payout.
• If the player has a 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 Blackjack Match wagers are settled.

BLACKJACK MATCH PAYS

• Ace-King Blackjack Suited: Player and dealer have A-K, all four cards of the same suit
• Matching Suited Blackjacks: Player and dealer have identical hands, all four cards of the same suit
• Three Aces: Player A-A and dealer up-card is an ace
• Three Kings: Player K-K and dealer up-card is a king
• Player & Dealer Suited Blackjacks: Player suit does not need to match dealer suit
• Player & Dealer Blackjacks: Both player and dealer two-card 21s
• Player Suited Blackjack: Player-only two-card 21, suited
• Player Blackjack: Player-only two-card 21
• Player Any Ace (first two cards): Either or both player cards are an ace (If the player does not have a blackjack but played the side bet, they are paid out accordingly).

PAY TABLE

HOW TO PLAY

Players make equal bets in the Ante and Blind circles and may also make the Trips bonus bet. Once players receive their two hole cards, they can either check or bet 3x or 4x their Ante. The dealer then reveals the three-card flop. If players haven’t already made a Play bet, they have a choice: check or bet 2x their Ante. The dealer then reveals the final two community cards and if players have not already bet, they can fold or bet 1x their Ante.

Next, the dealer reveals their two hole cards and announces their hand. If the player’s hand beats the dealer's, their Play and Ante bets win even money. If the dealer’s hand beats the player's, the player’s wagers lose. If players tie the dealer’s hand, their bets push. The Blind bet pays if the player’s winning hand is at least a straight or better, but if players beat the dealer with less than a straight or better, it pushes.

The dealer needs at least a pair to qualify. If the dealer doesn’t qualify, they return the player’s Ante and all other bets receive action.

TRIPS PAY TABLE

• Royal Flush - 50 to 1
• Straight Flush - 40 to 1
• Quads - 30 to 1
• Full House - 9 to 1
• Flush - 7 to 1
• Straight - 4 to 1
• Trips - 3 to 1

BLIND PAY TABLE (Must Beat Dealer)

• Royal Flush - 500 to 1
• Straight Flush - 50 to 1
• Quads - 10 to 1
• Full House - 3 to 1
• Flush - 3 to 2
• Straight - 1 to 1
• Other Hands – Push

PROGRESSIVE PAY TABLE

• Royal Flush - 100% of Meter
• Community Royal - $5000
• Straight Flush - $1250
• Four-of-a-Kind - $375
• Full House - $50

PAIR PLUS

Pair Plus lets you bet against your own hand. If your hand contains a pair or better, you win!

PAIR PLUS PAY TABLE

• Straight Flush - 40 to 1
• Three-of-a-Kind - 30 to 1
• Straight - 5 to 1
• Flush - 4 to 1
• Pair - 1 to 1

ANTE

Ante lets you play against the dealer’s hand. It’s just your cards against the dealer’s. If you bet on the ante and like your hand, you must place an equal wager on the play spot. It’s your three-card poker hand against the dealer’s three-card poker hand, and the best hand wins.

TO PLAY BOTH

It’s you and your cards for a pair or better and it’s you against the dealer for the best three-card poker hand. You must also make the play wager or you will forfeit the ante wager.

ANTE BONUS

If you make the ante and play wagers, you may win an ante bonus payout even if the dealer doesn’t qualify, and even if the dealer’s hand beats your hand.

ANTE BONUS PAY TABLE

• Straight Flush - 5 to 1
• Three-of-a-Kind - 4 to 1
• Straight - 1 to 1

SIX CARD BONUS

Combine your hand with the dealer’s three-card hand to make your best five-card poker hand. You win with a three-of-a-kind or better. See pay table for odds.

SIX CARD BONUS PAY TABLE

• Royal Flush - 1000 to 1
• Straight Flush - 200 to 1
• Four-of-a-Kind - 50 to 1
• Full House - 25 to 1
• Flush - 20 to 1
• Straight - 10 to 1
• Three-of-a-Kind - 5 to 1

PROGRESSIVE PAY TABLE

• Mini-Royal Spades - 100% of Meter
• Mini-Royal Other - $2500
• Straight Flush - $350
• Three-of-a-Kind - $300
• Straight - $30