Blackjack, sometimes called Twenty-One, is a popular and fun casino game. Everyone plays against the dealer. The dealer gives each player two cards. The dealer also gets two cards; one face down and the other face up. The object is to draw cards that total 21 or as close to 21 as possible without going over (busting).

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The cheers and applause you hear on a casino floor can only mean one things: A "shooter" in the craps pit must be "throwing" a tremendous hand. This exciting and fast paced game can appear to be very intimidating to the beginner. Once the novice understands the various bets, the game becomes enjoyable. A craps table has three dealers: The dealer controlling the dice and standing on the outside of the game is the Stickman. The two dealers on the inside of the game make the player's payoffs and the Boxman sits in the middle, watching the payoffs carefully. Listen to the Stickman as he calls the game — it's exciting. A player designated as the "shooter" throws the dice. Players must place their wagers before the shooter throws the dice. Craps is undoubtedly the most fast paced and exciting game in the casino.

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Roulette is a game with a time-honored tradition. Our American version of Roulette is fun and easy to play. You may place your bets with casino chips or special Roulette chips. You determine the value of the chips when you buy them. The dealer then spins the ball: if it lands where you have placed your chips, you win! The dealer determines the payoff by how many chips you wagered and by how many numbers your chips covered. You must redeem Roulette chips at the Roulette game before you leave.

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Pai Gow Poker is an exciting game that combines elements of the ancient Chinese game of Pai Gow and the American game of poker. It is played with a traditional deck of 52 playing cards, plus one joker. The joker can be used only as an Ace, or to complete a straight, flush, or straight flush. The object of the game is for both the player's two hands to rank higher than both of the Banker's two hands.

The same traditional Pai Gow Poker game as you know it, with extra options for your players. This variation of Pai Gow Poker will double your table minimum, giving you more profits and your customer more action. Players will bet on their original hand and have the option to bet the Bonus wager. After they view their hand all players now have another option, to bet on one more hand, the Dragon hand. This community Dragon hand will be set by the dealer according to the house ways. The game is dealt and played as usual; the difference is more decisions for you and more action for your players. You now have up to ten decisions per hand, plus the bonus bet. Learn more about PAI GOW PLUS ™.

Let It Ride Stud Poker was designed to offer our casino guests an opportunity to control two of their three bets wagered on an exciting poker game. It's enjoyable and easy to learn. The game is based on the five card stud poker games. Players do not play against the dealer or any other players. You are simply trying to get a good poker hand by using your three cards and the dealer's two cards.

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Three Card Poker is a form of stud poker, played with a standard 52 card deck, presenting 3 ways to win, and 4 ways to win on your hand. Play the "Three Card Ante/Play" where you compete against the dealer, and "Pair Plus" that has different bonus payouts for 3 card poker hands of one pair or better.

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Each player is dealt two cards (used by that player only). The Dealer gets two cards (used by the Dealer only). Five community cards lay face up on the table (to be used by both Player and Dealer, along with their 2-card hands. Any two cards can win. No player to player competition. Each player plays against the Dealer. The best Poker-ranking hand wins. Optional Bonus wager plays against a posted paytable (not the Dealer's hand).

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