TABLE GAMES

Traditional no collection Vegas-style Blackjack with table limits up to $10,000 every day! The object is to beat the dealer’s hand without going bust – or over 21.

Easy to play and lots of fun! In addition to the regular game where the best hand wins, (yours or the dealer’s) you may also make the Pair Plus side bet. Your Pair Plus bet wins if your 3-card hand contains a pair or better and is paid when the hand is completed according to the odds posted at the table. After all ante and Pair Plus bets are made (your Pair Plus bet can’t be more than your ante) the dealer delivers each player a 3-card hand. Once you have checked your hand you can either fold or play your hand against the dealer’s. If you fold, you forfeit your ante and your Pair Plus bets. If you play you must make an additional bet equal to your ante. Once the bets are made the dealer sets the hand and settles the remaining bets. Is there a bonus involved here depending on dealer’s hand? No, the Pair Plus bet, as described above, is the bonus.

If you like taking chances, this game is for you! Let your bets ride all the way to the end. Play starts after you make three bets of equal size. Then the dealer hands you three cards and deals the house two cards face down. After seeing your cards, you have the choice to either take back one of your bets or Let it Ride! The dealer then turns over one card. If you like what you see, you can either pull back your second bet or Let it Ride again…and so on. This game lets you win big, and quickly!

Pai Gow Poker is an American invention using the ancient Chinese tile game coupled with the American card game. Played with a 53-card deck including a Joker, a roll of the dice determines who gets the first hand. Each player is then dealt a set of seven cards. Cards are arranged into five-card and two-card Poker hands. The rankings of the five-card hand are the same as regular Poker. The two-card hand can be a pair or two individual cards. The highest two-card hand is a pair of aces and the lowest is a 2 -3. After all hands are set, the dealer’s cards are set and it's time to compare. If you win both hands, you get paid, If you lose both, you lose your bet. If you win one hand and lose one hand, it's a tie and you get your money back. The game is house-banked but you have the option, in turn, to bank yourself.

A fast paced version of Baccarat wherein up to nine players can be seated and all cards are dealt by the dealer. The object of the game is to come as close to the number nine as possible. Face cards and tens, or any combination of cards totaling ten, count as nothing. The ace is counted as one; the deuce is two, etc. You may place your bet either with the bank or with the players. The deal starts with two 2-card hands face-up, one the player’s hand, the other, the banker’s hand. An additional card may be drawn to either hand according to the set rules of the game. Winning banker's hand wagers are charged a 5% commission. If both the player's and the banker's hand result in identical totals, it’s a tie and neither the banker's wagers nor the player's wagers win or lose. Tie wagers are paid 8 to 1.

Just like craps with a twist! Two regular playing cards, numbered one through six are used to determine the "roll." Otherwise, it’s business as usual at the world’s fastest gambling game. Make a Pass Line bet and win with a 7 or 11 on the come-out "roll" – 2, 3 or 12 (Craps) will lose. Any other number (4, 5, 6, 8, 9,10) becomes your "point". Repeat your point number before you roll a seven to win your Pass Line bet.

Like regular poker, but you play against the dealer.

Just like the Vegas game with cards.

When the dealer breaks, everyone gets paid.

No commission.

More bonus opportunities.

Traditional Pai Gow with bonus bets.

Side bets progressively accumulate until someone gets a royal flush.