Take a seat. Your luck is waiting!

Bet on the shooter to win or the dice to pass him by. The main wager of the game is betting with or against the shooter to win. Bet on the luck of the shooter by choosing additional side wagers listed below.

Winning with the shooter! Place a wager on the Pass Line during the Come Out Roll, the first roll of a series. If the puck says off, you win on 7/11, and you want to avoid the Craps Numbers (2, 3, or 12). All other numbers become the Point Number, and the shooter must reroll the Point Number prior to rolling a 7 for the Pass Line to win.

Winning with the house! Place a wager on the Don’t Pass Line during the Come Out Roll. If the puck says off, you win on Craps 2 and Craps 3 while pushing on Craps 12. You want to avoid 7/11. All other numbers become the Point Number, and the shooter must roll a 7 prior to the Point Number for the Don’t Pass Line to win.

Become the shooter! Make your Point!

Bet with the shooter to make his point.
Take Odds with a 0% House Edge!
Wager up to 10x the amount on the Pass Line!
You’re 2x as likely to win rather than lose on the Come Out roll!

Bet with the house that the shooter will miss his point.
Take a Lay Bet with a 0% House Edge!
Win up to 10x the amount of the Don’t Pass Line!

Similar to the Pass Line – bet a shooter to repeat numbers in the middle of his roll. On the first roll, 7/11 you win, 2, 3, or 12 you lose, any other number must repeat before 7 to win.
Take Odds with a 0% House Edge!
Wager up to 10x the amount on the Come Bet!
You’re 2x as likely to win rather than lose on the 1st Come Bet roll!

Similar to the Don’t Pass Line – bet a shooter to NOT repeat numbers in the middle of his roll. On the first roll, 2 and 3 you win, 12 pushes, 7/11 lose, and any other number must NOT repeat before 7 to win.
Take a Lay Bet with a 0% House Edge!
Win up to 10x the amount of the Don’t Come Bet!

Bet on the next roll! Win even money on 3, 4, 9, 10, and 11! Double your money on 2 and 12! Avoid rolling all other numbers.

Know what’s coming next? Make a Place Bet on 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10 and get paid each time it hits before a 7; the better the number, the better the odds!

Place                  Wager             Win
4 & 10                   $5                     $9
5 & 9                     $5                     $7
6 & 8                     $6                     $7

Bump up the 4 & 10 to true odds by buying a 5% vigorish.

Place                  Wager             Win
4 & 10                   $20                  $40

Know what’s NOT coming next? Make a Lay Bet for a 5% commission on the win against the 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10 and get paid each time a 7 hits; the better the number, the better the odds!

Place                Wager              Win
4 & 10                 $40                    $20
5 & 9                   $30                    $20
6 & 8                   $25                    $20

Bet on the dice rolling doubles and win big! Pick 4, 6, 8, or 10, and hit the double combination before a different, softer combination or a 7 and win big!

Hardway           Wager             Win
4 & 10                   $1                      $7
6 & 8                     $1                      $9

Bet a buck to win a bundle! Press your luck or parlay to win big!

Bet the shooter to make his points.
Win when the shooter makes at least 3 individual points before hitting a 7 out.

Unique Points          Wager         Win
3 Points                         $1                  $6
4 Points                         $1                  $29
5 Points                         $1                  $149
6 Points                         $1                  $299

Bet the hot hand.

Bet the shooter to make as many numbers as possible before 7. Three ways to bet. Bet ‘em one or bet ‘em all!

Little Ones – Hit 2, 3, 4, 5, & 6 before 7

Wager       Win
$1                 $30

Big Ones – Hit 8, 9, 10, 11, & 12 before 7

Wager       Win
$1                 $30

Boom or Bust – Hit 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, & 12 before 7

Wager       Win
$1                 $150

One roll to win big! All proposition bets all settled on the next roll, win if you picked correctly. Wagers lose on any other numbers. Winning wagers can stay up until they lose!

Prop                   Wager              Win
3 & 11                    $1                      $15
2 & 12                   $1                      $30

Combine these wagers in any order or pick all of them to increase your spread.
Bet all of them together for a Horn Bet or throw a single on an extra number to go high.

Roll a 2, 3, or 12 win money!

Prop                    Wager             Win
Any Craps          $1                      $7

Roll a 2, 3, 11 or 12 win money!

Prop                   Wager            Win
2, 3, 12               $2                    $6
11                          $2                    $14

Roll a 7, win wagers

Prop                   Wager              Win
Any 7                    $1                       $4

A timeless favorite with simple choices and big anticipation. Choose your numbers, place your bets, and enjoy the smooth spin of the wheel – it’s the perfect blend of chance and excitement.

Also known as Twenty-one, blackjack is a duel between the player and the dealer. The goal is to beat the dealer’s hand without going over 21. Number cards are face value, face cards are 10 and aces are 1 or 11.

Double Down Madness™️ Blackjack lets you hit and double down multiple times on every hand, compounding your wager whenever you see an advantage. Below you’ll find the complete double down madness blackjack rules, special rules for Aces and Push 22, double down madness blackjack strategy for multi-double play, and the double down madness blackjack house edge.

Double Down Madness™️ Blackjack is a blackjack variant where each player starts with a single card and can hit and double down multiple times in any order throughout the hand. If you’re asking what is double down madness blackjack, unlike standard blackjack where doubling locks you into one additional card, here you can double, hit again, double again, and continue until you stand or bust.

Splitting and surrendering are not available. The dealer hits soft 17, and the game includes an optional Push 22 side bet. Double Down Madness Blackjack is available at select casinos and offers a unique risk/reward profile not found in traditional blackjack.

The Double Down Madness Blackjack rules start with placing your main Blackjack wager and optionally the Push 22 side bet. The dealer deals each player one face-up card and themselves one face-up and one face-down card. Insurance is offered if the dealer shows an Ace. If the dealer has blackjack, all wagers lose and no second card is dealt.

With each card you receive, you choose from three actions: Stand (keep your current total), Hit (draw another card), or Double Down (add up to your current total wager and draw another card). You can hit and double repeatedly until you stand or bust. When doubling under these double down madness blackjack rules, you can add up to the amount already in play, excluding bonus wagers.

Ultimate Texas Hold’Em features heads-up play against the dealer and the optional Trips side bets. This game gives you several advantages:

• The earlier you bet, the more you can bet.
• You don’t have to fold until you see all the community cards.
• The Trips bonus pays odds if your final five-card hand is a three-of-a-kind or better.

Make equal bets in the ante and blind circles. You may also make the Trips side bet. You will then receive two cards.

BET BIG…OR SMALL…OR NOT AT ALL

When you get your two hole cards, you can either check or bet 3x-4x your ante. The dealer then reveals the three-card flop. If you haven’t already made a play bet, you have a choice: check or bet 2x your ante. The dealer then reveals the final two community cards. If you haven’t already made a play bet, you have a choice: fold or bet 1x your ante. 6 Card Bonus

The dealer then reveals their two hole cards and announces the hand. If your hand beats the dealer’s, your play and ante bets win even money. If the dealer’s hand beats yours, your play, ante and blind wagers lose. If you tie, those bets push.

The blind pays if your winning hand is at least a straight (see layout for odds). If you beat the dealer with less than a straight, it pushes.

Mississippi Stud is a five-card poker game in which players receive two cards and have three community cards with which to improve their hand. Players compete against the Designated Player and are paid based on a pay table. Players need a pair of Jacks or better to win, and a pair of 6s to 10s to push.

• All bets must be placed prior to the dealer dealing any cards.
• The minimum/maximum wagers are posted at the table.
• Pay tables are displayed on the felt.
• The first ante wager and second ante wager must be equal.
• First run wagers are 1x to 3x times their first ante wager.
• Second run wagers are 1x to 3x times their second ante wager.

• If the player chooses to participate in the optional five-card bonus, an additional bet is placed in the designated area on the layout.
• The five-card bonus bet is based on the five community cards making the best five-card poker hand (pair of sixes or better to qualify).
• All bets must be placed prior to the dealer dealing any cards.
• The minimum/maximum wagers are posted at the table.
• Pay tables are displayed on the felt.

To place a wager on the Banker, Player or Tie to successfully match the outcome of the hands. The Banker hand typically has a 5% commission or “Vig” though some variants have no commission with slight variations such as a push on 3 card banker 7. The card totals are by face value with 10’s and faces counting as Zero and A-( as face value. The “10s digit” is always dropped in Baccarat for example two cards 9 and 3 would be considers a 2 not 12. The hand closest to 9 wins and there is a specific rule as to when the hands draw a third card. If either hand has a total score of 8 or 9 in the first two cards it is a “Natural” and there is no draw.

If the player has an initial total of 5 or less, they draw a third card. If the player has an initial total of 6 or 7, they stand and if it is an 8 or 9 the player stands and there is no draw to either hand.

If the player did not draw, the banker regards only their own hand and acts according to the same rule as the player, i.e. the banker draws a third card with a total of 5 or less and stands with a total of 6 or 7. If the player drew a third card, the banker acts according the third card drawn by the player adhering to the rules as follows:

• If the banker total is 2 or less, they draw a third card regardless of what the player’s third card is.
• If the banker total is 3, they draw a third card unless the player’s third card is an 8.
• If the banker total is 4, they draw a third card if the player’s third card is a 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7.
• If the banker total is 5, they draw a third card if the player’s third card is a 4, 5, 6, or 7.
• If the banker total is 6, they draw a third card if the player’s third card is a 6 or 7.
• If the banker total is 7, they stand.

The hand after all draws that is closest to 9 wins, the Tie wins if both are the same and the Bank and player push on Ties. There are several side bets that can be made depending on the variation and are explained on the table.