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Gaming Rule 10 Revised 5/1/21 Table of Contents BASIS AND PURPOSE FOR RULE 10 ........................................................................................................ 5 RULE 10 RULES FOR POKER ................................................................................................................ 5 30-1001 Poker rules. .................................................................................................................. 5 30-1002 Definitions for poker. ..................................................................................................... 6 30-1003 Types of poker authorized. ........................................................................................... 9 30-1004 Ranking of cards in hands. ........................................................................................... 9 30-1005 Use of joker. ................................................................................................................. 9 30-1006 Tie. .............................................................................................................................. 10 30-1007 Cards. ......................................................................................................................... 10 30-1008 Retail licensee to provide dealer. ............................................................................... 10 30-1009 Shuffle and cut of the cards. ....................................................................................... 10 30-1010 Ante. ........................................................................................................................... 11 30-1011 The deal. ..................................................................................................................... 11 30-1012 Rake. .......................................................................................................................... 11 30-1013 Operation of the game. ............................................................................................... 12 30-1014 Protection of hands. .................................................................................................... 12 30-1015 Dealing. ....................................................................................................................... 12 30-1016 Misdeal. ...................................................................................................................... 13 30-1017 Table stakes and “all in.” ............................................................................................ 13 30-1018 Bypassed betting. ....................................................................................................... 13 30-1019 Burned cards. ............................................................................................................. 14 30-1020 Folding. ....................................................................................................................... 14 30-1021 Call or raise. ............................................................................................................... 14 30-1022 Required statements. ................................................................................................. 14 30-1023 Procedure for calls. ..................................................................................................... 14 30-1024 Apparent call. .............................................................................................................. 14 30-1025 Fouled hand -- Short hands. ....................................................................................... 15 30-1026 Showdown. ................................................................................................................. 15 30-1027 Review of hands. ........................................................................................................ 16 30-1028 Award of pot. .............................................................................................................. 16 30-1029 Odd chips in ties. ........................................................................................................ 16 30-1030 Use of defective deck. ................................................................................................ 16 30-1031 Faced card. ................................................................................................................. 17 30-1032 Time limit. ................................................................................................................... 17 30-1033 Posting of rules. .......................................................................................................... 17 30-1034 House game rules. ..................................................................................................... 17 30-1035 Maximum number of players. ..................................................................................... 18 1 Revised 5/1/21 30-1036 Proposals for variations. ............................................................................................. 18 30-1037 Changing dealers at poker tables. .............................................................................. 18 30-1038 Wagers to be made with coins and approved tokens and chips. ............................... 18 30-1039 Procedure for accepting cash at poker tables. Amended 7/1/13, Amended 10/15/20 18 30-1040 Persons not to bring their own cards or poker chips. ................................................. 19 30-1041 Special policies. .......................................................................................................... 19 30-1042 Restrictions on use of proposition players. ................................................................. 19 30-1043 Shill procedures. ......................................................................................................... 20 30-1044 Poker tournaments. .................................................................................................... 20 30-1045.01 Tournament chips required......................................................................................... 20 30-1045.02 Calculation of adjusted gross proceeds of tournament play. Eff 10/30/2008 ........... 20 30-1045.03 Cash receipts and prize awards-accounting. ............................................................. 21 30-1045.04 Location of tournaments. ............................................................................................ 21 30-1045.05 Qualification of players. .............................................................................................. 21 30-1045.06 Entry fee and player buy-in. ........................................................................................ 21 30-1045.07 Tournament rules of play. ........................................................................................... 22 30-1045.08 Conduct of tournament. .............................................................................................. 22 30-1045.09 House rules for tournament play. ............................................................................... 24 30-1046 Jackpot awards in poker. ............................................................................................ 24 30-1046.01 Jackpot award rules. ................................................................................................... 25 30-1047 Aggregate pay outs. ................................................................................................... 26 30-1099.01 The play – Texas Hold’em High and High-Low split. ................................................. 26 30-1099.02 The play – Five-Card Draw Poker. ............................................................................. 27 30-1099.03 The play – Five-Card Stud Poker. .............................................................................. 28 30-1099.04 The play – Seven-Card Stud Poker. ........................................................................... 28 30-1099.05 The play -- Seven-Card High-Low Split Stud Poker. .................................................. 28 30-1099.06 The play -- Omaha Hold ’Em Poker. .......................................................................... 28 30-1099.07 The play – Pineapple Hold ’Em Poker. ....................................................................... 29 30-1099.08 The play – Crazy Pineapple Hold ’Em Poker. ............................................................ 30 30-1099.09 The play – Hold ’Em Eighty-Eight ............................................................................... 31 30-1099.10 The play – Joker Poker. .............................................................................................. 31 30-1099.11 The play – Caribbean Stud Poker. ............................................................................. 32 30-1099.12 The play – Caribbean Draw Poker. ............................................................................ 36 30-1099.13 The play – Let it Ride and Let it Ride Bonus with the option of a 3 Card Bonus and Progressive Bet. 39 30-1099.14 The play – Colorado Hold'em Poker. .......................................................................... 44 30-1099.15 The play – Western Stud. ........................................................................................... 46 30-1099.16 The play – Vegas Double Action. .............................................................................
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