Casino Style Table Games

Ultimate Texas Hold’em is a popular poker-based table game played with a standard 52-card deck. Players compete against a Designated Player, with opportunities to win through Ante, Blind and Play wagers, as well as optional Trips and Pocket Bonus side bets.

How to Play

Required & Optional Betting

• Mandatory Wagers:
  • Ante and Blind wagers (must be equal in value)
• Optional Wagers:
  • Trips Bet – pays based on the final five-card hand
  • Pocket Bonus – pays based on the player’s two hole cards

Gameplay Sequence

Initial Deal

• Each player and the Designated Player receive two hole cards.
• Five community cards are dealt face-down in the center.

Pre-Flop Decision

Players may:

• Check, or
• Bet 3x or 4x their Ante (Play Bet)
• Flop (3 community cards revealed)

Players who checked may:

• Check, or
• Bet 2x their Ante
• Turn & River (final 2 community cards revealed)

Players who have not yet bet must:

• Fold (forfeit Ante and Blind), or
• Bet 1x their Ante

Showdown

• The Designated Player must have a pair or better to qualify.
• If the Designated Player does not qualify:
  • Ante is pushed
  • Play is paid 1 to 1 if the player wins

If the Designated Player qualifies:

• Ante and Play are paid 1 to 1 if the player wins
• Blind pays only if the player wins with a straight or better
• Blind pushes if the player wins with less than a straight or ties

Bonus Wagers & Payouts

Trips Bonus

Blind Bonus

Pocket Bonus

Additional Rules

• Players may play multiple consecutive betting spots, but must place at least a 1x Play Bet before cards are dealt.
• The house reserves the right to limit players to one betting spot.
• A folded hand may still qualify for the Trips Bet if wagered.
• Folded cards must be tucked under the Play Bet.

Face Up Pai Gow Poker is a no-commission poker game played with a 53-card deck (standard 52 cards plus one Joker). The Joker may be used to complete a Straight, Flush, or Straight Flush. Otherwise, it functions as an Ace.

The Designated Player’s hand is dealt face up, and if it results in an Ace-High Pai Gow, the hand automatically pushes. Players must set their hands if they have placed a bonus wager.

How to Play

• An Action Button determines the starting point for dealing, betting, and hand comparisons. It is assigned by high card draw at the start of the game and rotates clockwise each hand.
• Each player receives seven cards and must split them into:
  • A Top Hand (2 cards, also called the “low” hand)
  • A Bottom Hand (5 cards, also called the “high” hand)
• The Bottom Hand must outrank the Top Hand. If not, the hand is fouled and the base bet is forfeited.
• The Designated Player’s hand is set according to the House Way.
• Players may not touch their cards until they are pushed toward them by the dealer.
• One player per hand. No coaching or advice is permitted.
• Players may play multiple hands blind (set by House Way), but may only handle the first set of cards. The house may limit players to one betting spot.

Betting Structure

• Players must place a Base Bet to participate.
• Optional wagers include:
  • Ace High Bonus
  • Fortune Bonus
• All bets must be placed before cards are dealt.

Base Bet Outcomes

• Win both hands: Paid even money.
• Lose both hands: Lose the wager.
• Split (win one, lose one): Push.
• Copy (tie on one hand): Player must win the other hand to push. If the Designated Player wins one and ties the other, the player’s bet pushes.

Bonus Bets

Fortune Bonus

House Way – Hand Setting Guidelines

• No Pair: Place 2nd and 3rd highest cards in the Top Hand.
• One Pair: Top Hand gets two highest single cards; pair goes in Bottom Hand.
• Two Pairs:
  • Aces–Queens: Always split.
  • Jacks–9s: Split unless Ace in front.
  • 8s–6s: Split unless King in front.
  • 5s–3s: Split unless Queen in front.
• Three Pairs: Highest pair goes in Top Hand.
• Three of a Kind:
  • Aces: Always split.
  • Kings and below: Never split.
  • Two sets: Split highest set.
• Straight/Flush/Straight Flush:
  • No pair or one pair: Play complete hand.
  • Two pairs: Follow two-pair strategy.
  • Three of a Kind: Keep trips in back, pair in front.
  • If multiple options: Place two highest cards in front while preserving a complete hand in back.
• Full House: Place highest permissible pair in Top Hand.
• Four of a Kind:
  • Aces–Queens: Always split.
  • Jacks–9s: Split unless King in front.
  • 8s–6s: Split unless Queen in front.
  • 5s and below: Never split.
  • With a pair: Keep all in Bottom Hand.
• Five Aces: Place a pair of Aces in Top Hand.

Hand Rankings (Highest to Lowest)

1. 7 Card Straight Flush (No Joker)
2. Royal Flush + Royal Match
3. 7 Card Straight Flush (With Joker)
4. Five Aces
5. Royal Flush
6. Straight Flush
7. Four of a Kind
8. Full House
9. Flush
10. Straight
11. Three of a Kind
12. Two Pair
13. One Pair
14. High Card

Three Card Poker is a fast-paced poker game played with a standard 52-card deck. Players compete against a Designated Player, with opportunities to win through Ante and Bet wagers, as well as optional Pair Plus and 6 Card Bonus side bets.

How to Play

Gameplay & Betting

Required & Optional Betting

• Players must place a mandatory Ante wager.
• Players may also place optional wagers on:
  • Pair Plus
  • 6 Card Bonus

Dealing Cards

• Each player and the Designated Player receive three cards face-down.
• Players may look at their cards and choose to:
  • Fold (forfeit Ante and Pair Plus wagers), or
  • Play by placing a Bet wager equal to the Ante.

Winning the Hand

• The Designated Player must have Queen-high or better to qualify.
• If the Designated Player does not qualify:
  • Ante is paid even money
  • Bet wager pushes

If the Designated Player qualifies:

• If the player’s hand beats the Designated Player’s hand, both Ante and Bet are paid even money.
• If the Designated Player wins, both wagers are lost.

Bonus Wagers

Pair Plus Bonus

Wins if the player’s hand contains a pair or better, regardless of the Designated Player’s hand or qualification.

Players who fold may still win the Pair Plus wager.

6 Card Bonus

Based on the best five-card poker hand made from the player’s and Designated Player’s combined six cards.

Paid on the Ante wager if the player’s hand qualifies, regardless of the Designated Player’s hand.

Additional Rules

• All cards must remain in plain view of the dealer, Designated Player, and other players.

Players get wild with this five-card stud poker game that features a Bonus Wager and Two-Way Bad Beat Bonus bet! The object of DJ Wild™ Poker is to get a higher five-card poker hand than the Designated Player. The game is played with five wild cards – four deuces and one joker.

How to Play

• Players must place a minimum Ante and Blind wager (equal in value) to receive cards.
• An optional Bonus wager and Two-Way Bad Beat side bet may also be placed.
• Each player and the Designated Player receive five cards.
• Players may choose to:
  • Fold and forfeit their bets, or
  • Play by placing a Play wager equal to 2x the Ante.

Hand Rankings (Highest to Lowest)

• Five Wilds
• Royal Flush
• Five of a Kind
• Straight Flush
• Four of a Kind
• Full House
• Flush
• Straight
• Three of a Kind
• Two Pair
• One Pair
• High Card

Note: A natural hand and a wild hand of the same rank are considered equal.

Payouts

Blind Bet Payouts

Bonus Bet Payouts (Wild Hands)

Bonus Bet Payouts (Natural Hands)

Two-Way Bad Beat Payouts

Two-Way Bad Beat pays if either the player or the Designated Player loses with a qualifying hand. Ties result in a loss of the bet.

Additional Rules

• Players may play blind by placing Ante, Blind, and Play bets without viewing their cards.
• Players playing multiple hands may only look at one hand; all others must be played blind.

One Card Poker is a fast-paced game played with six decks of playing cards (no Jokers). The objective is simple: draw a higher-ranking card than the Designated Player.

The card ranking from highest to lowest is:
Ace, King, Queen, Jack, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2

How To Play

Dealer Button & Burn Cards

• A Dealer Button rotates clockwise each hand, offering all eligible players the opportunity to act as the Designated Player.
• The dealer burns one card after each shuffle and at every dealer change.

Placing Bets

• Players must place a primary wager in whole dollars within the posted table limits.
• Optional Tie Wager may also be placed before cards are dealt.

Dealing Cards

• The dealer burns three cards, then deals one card to the player.
• The dealer burns another three cards, then deals one card to the Designated Player.

Winning the Hand

• If the player’s card outranks the Designated Player’s card, the player wins even money on the primary wager.
• If the Designated Player’s card is higher, the player loses the wager.
• If the cards are equal in rank, the player may:
  • Surrender half of their primary wager, or
  • Extend the hand (commonly referred to as “War”) by placing an additional wager equal to the original bet.

Extending the Hand (“War”)

• Both the player and the Designated Player must match the original wager.
• The dealer burns three cards and deals one card to each.
• The higher card wins. No further betting is required after the initial extension.
• Players must have sufficient chips to cover all potential wagers or receive approval from management to retrieve additional funds.

Tie Wager Options

The Tie Wager pays based on specific tie outcomes and does not require the player to win the hand. Players may win the Tie Wager even if they surrender or lose the extended hand.

• Players are eligible for only one payout per Tie Wager, based on the highest qualifying outcome.
• Tie hands are settled one at a time, from the dealer’s right to left.

Additional Rules

• Players must be seated in front of their betting circle to place a wager.
• Players may play multiple betting circles, but the house may restrict them to one.
• Cards must remain in plain view and over the table at all times.
• Players who walk away without acting on their hand will be considered folded.

I Luv Suits Poker is played with a standard 52-card deck. The objective is to form a flush (cards of the same suit) with more suited cards than the Designated Player. Each player and the Designated Player receive seven cards, and the hand with the most suited cards wins.

If both hands have the same number of suited cards, the highest-ranking card in the flush determines the winner. If both the number of suited cards and their rankings are identical, the hand is a push for Ante and Raise wagers.

How To Play

Place Bets

Players must place a required Ante wager. Optional wagers include:

• Flush Rush Bonus
• Super Flush Rush Bonus

Deal Cards

Each player and the Designated Player receive seven face-down cards, dealt clockwise starting to the left of the dealer button.

Player Decision

After reviewing their hand, players may:

• Fold (forfeit Ante and Bonus wagers), or
• Raise based on the strength of their flush:
• 6 or 7-card flush: Raise up to 3x Ante
• 5-card flush: Raise up to 2x Ante
• 4-card flush or less: Raise up to 1x Ante

Reveal & Compare

The Designated Player’s hand is revealed and compared to each player’s hand counter-clockwise from the right of the dealer button.

Designated Player Qualification

The Designated Player must have at least a three-card 9-high flush to qualify.

If the Designated Player does not qualify:

• Ante is paid even money
• Raise wager pushes
• If the Designated Player qualifies:
• Ante and Raise are paid even money if the player wins.
• If the Designated Player wins, both bets are lost.

Bonus Wagers

Flush Rush Bonus

• Wins if the player has four or more cards of the same suit.
• Evaluated independently of the Super Flush Rush wager.

Super Flush Rush Bonus

• Wins if the player has a three-card straight flush or better.
• Requires Ante and Raise wagers to be active.
• Evaluated independently of the Flush Rush wager.

Cover All Bonus

• Pays if any player or the Designated Player is dealt a qualifying hand.
• Payout is based on the highest hand at the table.
• Payouts are dynamic and depend on the number of players dealt in (including the Designated Player).
• See posted pay table for odds.

Additional Rules

• Players’ cards must remain in plain view and over the table at all times.
• Players who leave the table without acting on their hand will be considered folded.
• The Designated Player position rotates hand-by-hand unless waived or unavailable.
• Management’s decision is final.

Fortune Pai Gow Poker is played with a standard 52 card deck, including a Joker, for a total of 53 cards. The rank of each card used in Fortune Pai Gow Poker, in order of highest to lowest rank, shall be: Ace, King, Queen, Jack, Ten, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2. Ace also may play as the lowest card in the straight Ace, 2, 3, 4, 5. The Joker may be used as any type of card to complete a straight, flush, straight flush, or must otherwise only be used as an Ace.

How to Play

The hand rankings for the game of Fortune Pai Gow Poker, in order of highest to lowest are as follows:

Hand Rankings (Highest to Lowest)

1. 7 Card Straight Flush (No Joker)
2. Royal Flush + Royal Match
3. 7 Card Straight Flush (With Joker)
4. Five Aces
5. Royal Flush
6. Straight Flush
7. Four of a Kind
8. Full House
9. Flush
10. Straight
11. Three of a Kind
12. Two Pair
13. One Pair
14. High Card

• Each player puts up any bets they wish to place for the next hand. Players have the option of placing a Fortune Bonus Bet wager at this time as well. The cardroom dealer will then follow the dealing procedures and standards of play, as described above.
• Once the cards have been distributed, each player shall set their hands by arranging the seven cards into a two-card hand and a five-card hand. The two-card hand is placed above the five-card hand, and the five-card hand must rank higher than the two-card hand, according to the ranking of hands.
  • When all the players’ hands have been set, the dealer exposes the Designated Player’s hand and sets it according to the “House Way” as described below. If the designated players hand is incorrectly set it must be corrected to the listed House Way:

House Way – Hand Setting Guidelines

• No Pair: Place 2nd and 3rd highest cards in the Top Hand.
• One Pair: Top Hand gets two highest single cards; pair goes in Bottom Hand.
• Two Pairs:
  • Aces–Queens: Always split.
  • Jacks–9s: Split unless Ace in front.
  • 8s–6s: Split unless King in front.
  • 5s–3s: Split unless Queen in front.
• Three Pairs: Highest pair goes in Top Hand.
• Three of a Kind:
  • Aces: Always split.
  • Kings and below: Never split.
  • Two sets: Split highest set.
• Straight/Flush/Straight Flush:
  • No pair or one pair: Play complete hand.
  • Two pairs: Follow two-pair strategy.
  • Three of a Kind: Keep trips in back, pair in front.
  • If multiple options: Place two highest cards in front while preserving a complete hand in back.
• Full House: Place highest permissible pair in Top Hand.
• Four of a Kind:
  • Aces–Queens: Always split.
  • Jacks–9s: Split unless King in front.
  • 8s–6s: Split unless Queen in front.
  • 5s and below: Never split.
  • With a pair: Keep all in Bottom Hand.
• Five Aces: Place a pair of Aces in Top Hand.

• The Fortune Pai Gow Poker game wager wins if the two-card hand and the five-card hand held by the player ranks higher than the Designated Player’s two card hand and five card hand. Winning Fortune Pai Gow Poker game wagers are paid 1 to 1.
• The Fortune Pai Gow Poker game wager loses if the two-card hand and the five-card hand held by the player ranks lower than the Designated Player’s two card hand and five card hand. The Fortune Pai Gow Poker game wager “pushes” if one of the hands held by the player ranks higher than the Designated Player’s corresponding hand, and the player’s other hand ranks lower than the Designated Player’s corresponding hand. In this case, neither the player nor the Designated Player wins or loses; the wager is a “push” and is returned to the player.
• If one hand is identical in rank to the Designated Player’s hand, it is a “copy hand.” The Designated Player wins all “copy hands.”
• 5 Players are allowed to play multiple consecutive betting spots in the blind and will have these hands set according to house way by the dealer. *The house reserves the right to limit players to one betting spot. The Fortune Bonus bet considers the best hand possible among the player’s seven cards and does not take into consideration how the five-card hand and two card hand were divided.
  • The Designated Player position rotation is offered in a clockwise motion every hand among all eligible Designated Players. Players will notify a staff member if they choose to be a Designated player.
  • The Joker can be used as an ace, or to complete a straight, flush, or straight flush on the Fortune Bonus Bet.
  • The Designated Player may pay qualifying Fortune Bonus Bet wagers from his or her own chip stack only if the Designated Player’s seven card Fortune Pai Gow Bonus hand loses to the player’s seven card Fortune Pai Gow Bonus hand. A players Fortune Bonus Wager is a loss if their seven-card hand does not beat the designated players hand. Wagers are collected or paid, to the extent that the Designated Player’s wager covers. Once the Designated Player’s wager has been exhausted, or the table maximum payout has been reached, the wagers not covered by the Designated Player shall be returned to the respective players.
  • Fortune Bonus Bet Pay Table will be posted on or at the table. Fortune Bonus Bet will have a max aggregated payout of $50,000 per betting spot per hand.
  • Rake is collected before cards are dealt. It is paid by the Designated Player, at a rate determined by the cardroom and posted at the table.
  • The Action Button will signify the starting point for ALL action. Action is defined as the first spot to receive cards, first player cards are pushed too, and first hand to be compared against the Designated Player’s hand. When playing multiple hands, a player may only handle the first cards pushed towards him/her. All other hands must be in consecutive/adjacent betting spots and must be set “house way” by the dealer. Notes:

Fortune Bonus Bet Pay Table