FOUR CARD POKER

FOUR CARD POKER 

Four Card Poker is a game that rewards skill, patience and nerve. 

It is similar to Three Card poker but with one major difference. 

In Three Card Poker, the play wager must equal the ante; in Four 

Card, players may bet up to three times their ante when staying in 

the game. Four Card Poker is a fast-paced, exciting game that is 

quickly becoming another high demand specialty game featuring 

head to head play against the dealer with an optional bonus bet. 

PLAYING THE GAME 

Players make an Ante bet to compete against the dealer, and 

make the Aces Up bet to play against the paytable. Players receive 

five cards to make four-card poker hands. Four card straights are 

straights, Four-card flushes are flushes. The dealer gets six cards to 

make his four-card hand, and one of his cards is dealt face up. 

After seeing their hands, players may fold or stay in the game by 

making a playwager. Players may bet 1x to 3x their Ante when 

staying in the game. The dealer reveals his hand and compares 

it with each player’s. If a player beats (or ties) the dealer, his Play 

and Ante bets win even money. If a dealer beats a player, players 

Play and Ante bets lose. Note: the dealer always qualifies. 

Premium hands, three-of-a-kind and higher, receive automatic 

payouts. These are paid on the Ante wager. Automatic bonuses 

always win, even if the player loses to the dealer. 

The Aces Up side bet wins when a player has a pair of Aces 

or better. 

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ACES UP 

Four-of-a-kind…………………50 to 1 

Straight Flush………...……….40 to 1 

Three-of-a-kind………………..8 to 1 

Flush……………………….…...6 to 1 

Straight………………….……..4 to 1 

Two Pair………………..……....2 to 1 

Pair of Aces…………..………..1 to 1 

AUTOMATIC BONUS 

Four-of-a-kind………...…….…25 to 1 

Straight Flush………...…….….20 to 1 

Three-of-a-kind……..……….…2 to 1 

HOUSE RULE 

Players may play more than one hand at the Supervisor’s 

discretion. Side betting is strictly prohibited on the casino floor. 

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THREE CARD POKER 

Three Card Poker offers two games in one. The two games are 

“Three Card Ante/Play”, where the player competes against the 

dealer, and “Pair Plus” which has different bonus payouts for Three 

Card Poker hands of one pair or better. Players may wager different 

amounts on each game when playing both games at the same time. 

Both games are played with standard 52-card deck. The cards are 

distributed to the dealer in groups of three by an automatic shuffling 

machine. The payouts are printed on the table at each player spot. 

PLAYING AGAINST THE DEALER 

The object is to get a three-card poker hand with a value higher than 

the dealer’s qualifying hand of a Queen or better. The player places 

an Ante wager. After looking at his hand the player may fold or place 

an amount equal to his Ante wager on the Play spot to try and beat 

the dealer. If the player’s hand beats the dealer’s qualifying hand, the 

player wins both the Ante wager and the Play wagers. If the dealer 

does not qualify , the player wins the Ante wager and the Play wager 

is a push. If the dealer’s qualifying hand beats the player’s hand, the 

player loses both the Ante and Play wagers. 

PLAYING THE PAIR PLUS 

The object is to get a pair or better. The player places a wager on the 

Pair Plus spot. If the player’s hand contains a pair or better, the player 

wins the Pair Plus wager regardless of the dealer’s hand. 

PLAYING BOTH 

[AGAINST THE DEALER AND PAIR PLUS] 

The player places an Ante wager and a Pair Plus wager. The player 

must also make the Play wager or forfeits the Ante and the Pair Plus 

wagers. If the player has placed the play wager, there are several 

possible outcomes: 

If the dealer qualifies and the player’s hand is a pair or better that 

also beats the dealer’s hand, the player wins the Ante, Play and Pair 

Plus wagers. If the dealer qualifies and the player’s hand does not 

include a pair or better but still beats the dealer’s hand the player 

wins the Ante and Play wagers but loses the Pair Plus wager. If the 

dealer qualifies and the dealer’s hand beats the player’s hand, but the 

player has a pair or better, the player loses the Ante and Play wagers 

but wins the pair plus wager. If the dealer qualifies and the dealer’s 

hand beats the player’s hand which does not contain a pair or better, 

the player loses all three wagers. If the dealer does not qualify and 

the player wins the Ante and the Pair Plus wagers and the Play wager 

is a push. If the dealer does not qualify and the player does not have 

a pair or better, the player wins the Ante wager, the Play wager is a 

push and the Pair Plus wager loses. 

Ranking of Hands from Highest to Lowest: Straight Flush, Three of a 

Kind, Straight, Flush and Pair. 


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PAYOUTS 

Payout schedule when playing against the dealer: 

Player folds – all wagers lose 

When the dealer does not qualify – Play is a push and 

Ante win 1 for 1 (even money) 

When the dealer qualifies and the player’s hand beats 

the dealers hand – Play wins 1 to 1 and Ante wins 

1 to 1 Tie-push 

Ante Bonus payouts playing against the dealer: 

Straight Flush………….....5 to 1 

Three of a Kind…………...4 to 1 

Straight………………...…1 to 1 

Pair Plus payouts: 

Straight Flush………...….40 to 1 

Three of a Kind…………..30 to 1 

Straight………………......6 to 1 

Flush…………………......3 to 1 

Pair…………………...….1 to 1 

THREE CARD POKER TERMINOLOGY 

Ante Wager: “Ante wager” means the wager that a player 

is required to make prior to any cards being dealt in order to 

compete against the dealer’s hand in a round of play. 

Hand: “Hand” means the three-card poker hand that is held by 

each player and the dealer after the cards are dealt. 

Pair plus wager: “Pair plus wager” means the wager that a player 

is required to make prior to any cards being dealt in order to 

compete against a posted scale of payouts, regardless of the 

outcome of the player’s hand against the dealer. 

Play Wager: “Play Wager” means an additional wager, equal in 

value to his or her Ante wager, that a player must make if the 

player opts to remain in competition against the dealer after the 

player reviews his or her hand. 

Round of Play: “Round of play” means one complete cycle of play 

during which all wagers have been placed, all cards have been 

dealt and all remaining wagers have been paid off or collected in 

accordance with this subchapter. 

HOUSE RULES 

Players may play more than one hand at supervisor’s discretion. 

Side betting is strictly prohibited on the casino floor. 


BLACKJACK 

Blackjack, or “21,” is the most popular of all casino games. It is 

fun to play and easy to learn. Blackjack is played with standard 

playing cards. We offer hand-held double deck games. The game 

of Blackjack has one dealer and can accommodate up to nine 

players. In Blackjack, the object is to beat the dealer. Each player is 

dealt two cards face up (face down in double deck) and the dealer 

is dealt one card face up and one card face down. All face cards 

count as ten, and Aces count as either one or eleven, whichever 

you choose. All other cards are played at face value. The object 

of the game is to accumulate cards with a total as close to 21 as 

possible, without going over 21, or “busting.” 

Additional cards are called “hits,” and a player can take as many 

as desired until a satisfactory hand is obtained or the player goes 

“bust.” After all players have completed play on their hands, 

the dealer turns his “hole card” up and completes his hand. The 

dealer will draw on any point total of 16 or less. The dealer will 

stand on a “hard 17” or higher but hit a “soft 17.” A soft 17 is 

a hand containing at least one Ace, counted as an 11 to make 

17. (A hard 17 hand will automatically bust if given a “hit” card 

greater than four.) 

If a dealer’s point count exceeds 21, he busts and all players 

whose point count is 21 or less win. If the dealer does not bust, 

he compares his hand to each player’s total and takes the bets 

on all player’s hands that are less than his and pays the bets on 

hands that are higher than his. When your point total is the same 

as the dealer’s, you “push” and your wager is not taken or paid. 

All winning bets are paid even money, with the exception of 

Blackjack, which is paid 3 to 2. 


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BLACKJACK TERMINOLOGY 

Blackjack: 

If your initial two cards consist of an Ace with any 10, Jack, Queen 

or King- you have a Blackjack. If both you and the dealer have a 

Blackjack, it is a standoff or push. A winning Blackjack is paid 3 to 

2 (1 ½ times the bet). 

Splitting Pairs: 

You may “split” any first two matching cards or facecards into two 

hands. The bet on the second hand must be equal to the original 

bet. Each hand must be completed individually and in turn. A hand 

may be split up to three times for a total of four hands. If the split 

pair are Aces, they receive only one card per Ace. 

Doubling Down: 

You may “double down” on the first two cards of your original 

hand or the first two cards of any split hand. You may double down 

for any amount up to the value of the original bet. You are limited 

to drawing only one additional card on a double down hand. 

Insurance: 

If the dealer’s up card is an Ace, you may elect to take “insurance.” 

The insurance bet is a wager that the dealer has Blackjack. In 

other words, you are betting the dealer’s down card will be a face 

card. You may bet any amount up to half of your original bet on 

insurance. Insurance bets pay 2 to 1 if the dealer has a Blackjack 

and bet is forfeited if he does not. 

Push: 

If the player and dealer have equal point values at the end of the 

hand, this is a “push,” and the wager is neither paid nor taken. 

Even Money: 

If a player has a Blackjack and the dealer has an Ace showing as 

the up card, that player may elect to take “even money” (1 to 1) 

on his bet before the dealer checks his/her hand. 

Late Surrender: 

After the dealer ensures that he/she does NOT have Blackjack, any 

player may then “surrender” half his/her wager and end the hand. 

Note: No Surrender on Double Deck. 

Requesting Hits: 

You should indicate your decision to hit or stand with hand signals. 

The accepted signals are a side- to- side motion to “stand” and a 

sweeping motion toward yourself to take a “hit.” Decisions to split 

pairs, double down or take insurance should be indicated verbally 

or by turning your hand face up. In multi-deck games, players do 

not touch the cards. 

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CRAPS 

Craps is the casino game with non-stop action. If it’s excitement 

you’re looking for, Craps is the game for you. The game is played 

on a large table which offers the players a variety of wagers. Craps 

is “dealt” by three dealers: one stick person and two base dealers. 

Overseeing the game is a box person. 

PASS LINE [OR LINE BET] 

If you place a bet on the pass line and the first roll of the dice 

(“come out” roll), is a 7 or 11, you win automatically. A roll of 2,3 

or 12 is called “craps,” and you forfeit the bet. Any other number 

rolled (4,5,6,8,9 or 10) will become your point. In order to win your 

pass line bet, the shooter must roll the point before rolling a 7. If 

a 7 is rolled before the point is rolled, the pass line bet is forfeited. 

The shooter will continue to roll the dice until he or she rolls a “7 

out,” whereupon the dice pass to the next player. You need not be 

the shooter to make a pass line bet. The pass line bet is placed by 

the player. 

COME OUT ROLL 

[The first roll of the dice, “Coming Out”] 

When approaching a Crap game already in action, you can 

determine if a particular roll is the come out roll by checking the 

point numbers (4,5,6,8,9 or 10) to see if any one of them have been 

marked by the dealer with the on/off puck. The on side of the puck 

is white and the off side is black. If the puck has been placed on 

one of the point numbers, you will know that the point number has 

been established and the come out roll, or the first roll, has already 

taken place. If the puck is not on, they are shooting for a point 

number (4,5,6,8,9 or 10). Until the shooter rolls a point number, 

all rolls are called come out rolls. The shooter must roll the point 

number again before rolling a 7 to win. 

DON’T PASS LINE [OR ‘BACK LINE’ BET] 

The opposite of the pass line. Bets placed on the don’t pass win if 

the come out roll is a 2 or 3 (12 is a standoff, nobody wins), and are 

forfeited if the come out roll is a 7 or11. Any other number rolled 

becomes the point. In order to win, a 7 must roll before the point is 

thrown. If the point is rolled before a 7 is rolled, the don’t pass bet 

is forfeited. The don’t pass line bet is placed by the player. 

COME BET 

You can bet the come at any time after a point has been established 

on the pass line. The win-loss rules are the same as for the pass line. 

The next roll of the dice determines whether you automatically win 

or forfeit your bet, or establish another point which must be rolled 

before a 7 in order to win. The come bet is placed by the player. 

FIELD BET 

If 2,3,4,9,10,11 or 12 rolls you win. You forfeit your bet on 5,6,7, 

or 8. All numbers pay even money except 2 and 12, which pay 

double. The field bet is placed by the player. 


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DON’T COME BET 

The opposite of the come bet. The win-lose rules are the same as for 

the don’t pass line. The next roll of the dice determines whether you 

automatically win or forfeit your bet, or establishes another point 

which you must roll a 7 before that point in order to win. Pass line, 

don’t pass, come and don’t come bets are termed “flat bets” and are 

paid even money. Pass line and come bets can be increased but cannot 

be removed or reduced at any time. Don’t pass and don’t come bets 

can be removed or reduced but never increased or replaced. The don’t 

come bet is placed by the player. 

ODDS 

A player has an option to make a wager in addition to the original or 

“flat bet” at any time after the point is established. This is referred to 

as “odds.” The player may “take odds” on any pass line or come bet. 

The player may also “lay odds” on any don’t pass or don’t come bet. 

All odds bets may be removed or reduced at anytime. Odds are paid 

based on “true odds.” Odds bets share the fate of the flat bet. 

PLACE BETS 

These bets may be made at anytime, but are OFF on the come out roll 

unless you call them ON. The bets may be placed on any point number 

or on several numbers. The 4,5,9 and 10 are bet in multiples of $5: 

the 6 and 8 are bet in multiples $6. Lay your chips on the layout then 

let the dealer know what numbers you would like to bet and for how 

much. Place bets win if the number hits and lose on a 7. 

BUY AND LAY BETS 

Buy and lay bets can be made at any time. These bets are immediately 

placed on or behind the number requested (4,5,6,8,9 or 10) and have 

action on the next roll. A buy bet will win if that number is rolled 

before a 7 and will be forfeited if the 7 is rolled before the chosen 

number. A lay bet will win if a 7 is rolled before the number bet and 

will be forfeited if the number is rolled before a 7, (all winning buy 

and lay bets will be paid (“true odds.”) A 5% commission is charged 

for all buy and lay bets. This commission is also called “vigorish” or 

“vig.” The vigorish is charged on the total amount bet on a buy bet or 

the total amount that can be won on a lay bet. Give your chips to the 

dealer and tell him which number you want to bet and for how much. 

HORN BET 

A horn bet is a four unit bet. You are betting one unit each on 2,3,11 

and 12. If one of these numbers is rolled, the payoff will be based on 

the payout odds for that number, less the amount bet on the other 

three numbers. This is a one roll bet. 

HORN HIGH BET 

A horn high bet is a five unit bet. It is the same as a horn bet except 

that one additional unit is bet on one of the numbers (2,3,11 or 12) 

designated by the bettor. The payoff follows the same rules as the 

horn bet. This is a one roll bet. 

HARDWAY BETS 

Hardway bets are located in the center of the layout and are placed 

by the dealer. The four hardway bets are hard four (two 2’s), hard six 

(two 3’s), hard eight (two 4’s) and hard ten (two 5’s). You win if the 

hardway which you are betting is rolled. You forfeit if a 7 or another 

combination of your number is rolled before your hardway. Hardways 

always “work” unless you call them off. 

HOUSE RULE 



FORTUNE PAI GOW POKER 

Fortune Pai Gow Poker is played with a standard 52-card deck 

plus one Joker. The Joker can only be used as an Ace or as the 

fifth card in a straight, flush, straight flush or royal flush. 

After you receive your seven cards, you must split them into 

two hands, a five-card hand and a two-card hand. The fivecard 

hand must always rank higher than the two-card hand. 

The object of the game is to have your high hand beat the 

dealer’s high hand and have your second hand beat the 

dealer’s second hand. Each five-card hand is ranked according 

to the standard poker hand hierarchy. Remember that because 

of the Joker, you have the potential to have five Aces, which 

beats a royal flush. Your two-card hand can either be a pair or 

no pair, therefore, your highest possible two-card hand would 

be a pair of Aces. 

PAYOFF 

You must win both hands outright to receive a payout. The 

house wins if both of the dealer’s hands are winners, or 

if one hand wins and the other hand is a draw. Any other 

combination results in a push. There is a 5% commission on all 

player wins. All winning wagers are paid out at even money 

(1 to 1). 

HAND ARRANGEMENTS 

 

the back hand (high) has five cards, the front hand 

(low or second hand) has two cards. Cards are set 

according to poker rankings. 

 

(high) wins. 

 

(high) ties (push). 

 

(high) loses their wager. 

 

shown below. 

PAI GOW POKER HOUSE WAY 

No Pair Rule: Place highest card in high hand, next two 

highest cards in low hand. 

One Pair Rule: Place pair in high hand, next two highest cards 

in low hand. 

Two Pair Rule: Pairs will be broken into three groups (when 

splitting always play the lowest pair in the low hand). 


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Low pair…………………………………. 2’s through 6’s 

Low pair…………………………….......... 2s through 6s 

Medium pair…………………………….... 7s through 10s 

High pair…………………………………... Jacks through Kings 

Low pair and low pair……………………. Split unless holding a King or better, 

Then play two pair in high hand. 

Low pair and medium pair………………. Split unless holding a King or better, 


Low pair and high pair…………………… Split unless holding an Ace, 


Medium pair and medium pair………….. Split unless holding an Ace, 


Medium pair and high pair………………. Always split 

High pair and high pair…………………... Always split 

Aces plus a pair………………………….... Always split 

Three Pair Rule: Always play highest pair as the low hand. 

Three of a Kind Rule: Always keep together UNLESS ACES, then play pair in 

high, one Ace in low hand. 

Two Three of a Kind Rule: Play the highest Three of a Kind as a pair in the 

low hand 

Straights and Flushes & Straight Flushes: 

With No Pair 

When having a six-card straight, play the highest card of the straight in 

the low hand. 

When having a choice to play a straight, a flush or a straight flush, play 

the one that allows the highest two cards to be played in the low hand. 

With One Pair 

Play the pair in the low hand only if a straight, flush or straight flush can 

be preserved in the high hand. 

Exception: When having an Ace or Joker and a pair of 10’s, Jacks, Queens 

or Kings play the Ace or Joker in the low hand. Play the straight, flush or 

straight flush in the high hand if it is still possible, if not play the pair. 

With two pair………………………..Use the two pair rule 

With three pair……………………..Use the three pair rule 

With three of a kind………………..Play pair in low hand 

With full house……………………...Use full house rule 

Full House: 

Three of a kind and pair…………….Always split and play pair low hand. 

Three of a kind and two pair………..Play highest of the pairs in low hand. 

Four of a Kind: 

2s through 6s…………………….....Never split, play in high hand 

7s through 10s……………………...Split unless a King or better 

can be played on low hand 

Jacks through Kings………………..Always split unless and Ace 

can be played 

Aces……………………………….....Always split. 

Four of a Kind with a Pair or Three of a Kind: Play pair in low hand. 

Five Aces: Always split and play two Aces in low hand. 

Exception: When having five Aces and a pair of Kings, play the Kings in the low 

hand and the Aces in the high hand. 

HOUSE RULE 

Player may play more than one hand at supervisor’s discretion, additional hands 

must be set “The House Way by the Dealer”. Side betting is strictly prohibited 

on the casino floor. 


POKER HANDS 

POKER HANDS IN THE ORDER OF THEIR VALUE 

HIGH CARD 

Lowest ranking hand. No value other than the single highest 

value card in the hand. 

ONE PAIR 

Two cards of the same value, such as two 5s or two Aces. 

TWO PAIR 

Two sets of two cards of the same value, such as two 5s and 

two Aces. 

THREE OF A KIND 

Three cards of the same value, such as three 6s. 

STRAIGHT 

Five cards whose values are consecutive but not all suited 

alike. For example, 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7 with the hand containing 

two or more suits. 


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POKER HANDS IN THE ORDER OF THEIR VALUE 

(CONT.) 

FLUSH 

Five cards that are suited alike, such as five Hearts. 

FULL HOUSE 

Five cards containing a Three of a Kind and a Pair, such as 

three Jacks and two 4s. 

FOUR OF A KIND 

Four cards of the same value, such as four Queens. 

STRAIGHT FLUSH 

The second highest value hand. This is a flush hand whose five 

cards are grouped consecutively, such as 4,5,6,7 & 8 of Clubs. 

ROYAL FLUSH 

The highest poker hand possible. This is a Straight Flush 

containing Ace, King, Queen, Jack and 10. 


ROULETTE 

Roulette is a fun and simple game that provides exciting 

action. Players may wager on the number(s), combination 

of numbers or color they think the spinning ball will 

land on in the Roulette Wheel. Roulette offers a wide 

variety of bets: “straight-up” bets, (single number), 

“combination” bets, (splits and corners), “red or black,” 

“odd or even” and others. 

You play with your own individual color chips, good only 

at the table where they are issued. The value of these 

chips depends on the amount of your “Buy-In.” You may 

also play the regular casino chips. Each betting cycle 

begins with the dealer spinning a ball in the opposite 

direction of the revolving roulette wheel head. Bets 

may be placed until the dealer announces “No more 

bets.” When the ball comes to rest, the dealer marks the 

winning number, and all bets which correspond to this 

number are paid. 

The exact placement of the chips determine the bet 

being made. Each player is responsible for the correct 

positioning of their wager on the layout. 


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ROULETTE BETS 

Inside Bets 

Straight up……..…Any number including 0 & 00 

Split……………....Any two number split 

Street or Row…...Any of the three numbers in a row 

Column Bet……...Any 12 numbers in a row 

Corner……….…Any of the four numbers forming a corner 

Top Line…………...0, 00, 1, 2 & 3 

Line Bet…………...Any of the six numbers in a row 

Basket……………..0, 00 & 2 

OUTSIDE BETS 

Sections………………….. (12 Numbers) or Dozen 

Column 

Red 

Black 

Odd 

Even 

Low 

High 

0 & 00 Split……………………(Courtesy Line) 

ROULETTE PAYOUT ODDS 

Inside Bets 

Straight Up………………………..35 to 1 

Split…………………………….....17 to 1 

Street or row…………………......11 to 1 

Corner………………………..…...8 to 1 

Top Line……………………..…....6 to 1 

Line Bet……………………….…..5 to 1 

Courtesy Line 0, 00 split……..…17 to 1 

Basket………………...……….….11 to 1 

OUTSIDE BETS 

Column Bet………………………..2 to 1 

Dozen………………………...…...2 to 1 

Red or Black………………………1 to 1 

Odd or Even…………………...….1 to 1 

High or Low……………………….1 to 1 

A few simple rules to remember when playing Roulette: 

All roulette chips must stay on the top of the gaming 

table at all times. 

You may not leave the table with roulette chips in your 

possession. 

At the completion of your play, you must exchange all 

roulette chips for regular casino chips. These are the 

“value” chips used on all other table games. 

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ROYAL MATCH 21 

Royal Match is played on a standard blackjack table with a special 

layout and two - six standard decks of cards. The layout resembles 

the standard layout in all respects with the addition of a Royal 

Match betting circle to the upper right of the “21” betting 

area. The Crown Treasure marker is a non-value marker used to 

designate that a player is eligible for the Crown Treasure payoff. 

PLAYER BETS 

 

 

 

as the “21” bet 

 

“21” bets 

 

down or split cards 

 

 

to the Royal Match maximum limit 

SPLIT 

A player may split their “21” hand according to house rules. No 

Royal Match action will be allowed on the split cards. 

CROWN TREASURE 

When a player makes a Royal Match bet and is dealt a King and 

Queen of the same suit they immediately receive the posted payoff 

 

 

 

completes the King and Queen matched suit (does not have to be 

the same suit as the player) the player receives an additional bonus 

 

Example: 

 

Royal Match bet and they both receive a King and Queen of the 

 

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CLEARING THE LAYOUT 

 

bets are settled. The Royal Match bets are either picked up or paid out 

 

 

 

before hit/stand of each hand. 

 

same suit the dealer will call out “Royal Match” to the Floor person 

and the player is paid twenty five (25) to one (1). After all Royal Match 

bets have been settled normal “21” play resumes. 

GENERAL RULES 

Winning bets will be paid in front of the Royal Match betting circle and 

will be pushed off toward the player. 

 

 

dealers do not receive a $1000 bonus. 

 

Minimum Royal Match bet….....……….....………….....$1 

Maximum Royal Match bet……………..........……....…$25 

 

 

 

First two cards are a King and Queen of same suit… 25 to 1 

First two cards are King and Queen of the same suit and 

 

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the table. Side betting is strictly prohibited on the casino floor. 


SPANISH 21 

The layout for Spanish 21 is very similar to a standard Blackjack 

layout. The only differences are: the felt identifies the game as 

Spanish 21, the Bonus 21 Payoffs are printed on the layout and the 

“Match the Dealer” bet is offered. Rule signs can be found on the 

table designated for Spanish 21. 

The game is played at Silver Reef Casino Hotel Spa with four 

decks. The only exception to the standard deck is that all number 

“10” cards are removed. (A Spanish deck of cards consists of Ace 

to 9, Jack, Queen, and King.) 

Players can double down on two or more cards, including after 

splitting. Players can split cards of equal value, including Aces, 

up to three times, creating four hands. When splitting, Aces are 

treated like any other card. Hitting and doubling down of split 

hands, including Aces, are allowed. 21’s get paid automatically. 

A player Blackjack always beats a dealers Blackjack and is paid 3 

to 2. 

A player total of 21 always beats a dealer’s total of 21. Certain 

player 21 totals result in a Bonus 21 Payoff as noted on the payout 

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The dealer checks under the Ace or face card for Blackjack. Early 

surrender (before peek) is not permitted. Otherwise, surrender on 

first two cards is permitted. Surrender allows the player to forfeit 

half of their wager and drop from the hand. The player cannot 

surrender when the dealer’s hand is a blackjack or if they have 

taken a hit. The game is played with the dealer hitting “soft 17.” 

The Super Bonus Payoff requires no special side bet. When a 

player’s first three cards are suited 7s and the dealer’s up card 

is any 7, that player wins a $1,000 Super Bonus when a $5 

minimum bet is being played or a $5,000 Super Bonus when a 

$25 bet is being played. All other betting players of that round 

receive a $50 Envy Bonus. 

Bonuses are not paid on double down hands. Players holding 

certain hands totaling 21 who have not doubled down are paid a 

bonus 21 Payoff. (see below) 

Players can also make a Match the Dealer bet. In addition to the 

regular Spanish 21 bet, a player can bet that either of the first 

two cards will match the dealer’s up card in rank. The payoffs are 

indicated on the table sign. Match the Dealer bet: $1 to $25. 

BONUS 21 PAYOFFS 

Bonus 21 Payoff Hand Rate Paid 

Five card hand totaling 21…………………..3 to 2 

Six card hand totaling 21…………………....2 to 1 

Seven (or more) card hand totaling 21…….3 to 1 

6-7-8 mixed suite………………………….....3 to 2 

6-7-8 suited……………………………….......2 to 1 

6-7-8 suited in spades…………………….....3 to 1 

7-7-7 mixed suite………………………….....3 to 2 

7-7-7 suited………………………………......2 to 1 

7-7-7 suited in spades…………………….....3 to 1 

The above payoff chart is located on the layout of the table 

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