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Gaming Guide2.0 Optional Side Bets Offered tn B\ackJack • The opt iona l side bets wagers will be pla ced in area separate from the Blackjack wager and designated for individual side bet. • Players must place aBlackjack wager if they place an add itional sid e bet wager. The object is to draw cards that tota l 21 or come closer lo 21 than the dealer. All cards are at face value, except for the king, queen and jack, • Players may not place a wage r on another pla yers side be wager. which count as 10. An ace has avalue of 11, unless that gives a player or Lucky Ladies' Pay Table the dealer ascore in excess of 21 , in which case it has a va lue of I. if the player's first 2 cards total 20 The dealer sta rt sthe game. Each player gets two cards, face up. The This paytable will be used for Pitch Blackjack Games dealer gets two cards. with one card face down (ho le card). Only after all • Fora queen of hearts pai r and dealer blackjack the payout is 1,000 to I players· hands are played does the dealer disclose the hole card and play • For a queen of hearts pai r the payout is 200 to 1 the dealer's hand. • Fora Matched 20 the payout is 25 to 1 Once you have you r two cards in front of you, you can choose to stand • Fora Suited 20 the payout is JO to I (draw no more cards), or take a hit (draw one or more cards) unt il you • For Any 20 the payou t is 4 to 1 reach 21 or come as close as possib le. If you go over 21, you break and automatically lose. Aw inning hand pays even money and winning blackja ck pays 3 to 2. Blackjack Terms SPLITTING PAIRS - If your first two cards are a pair withthe same nume ric al value. you may sp lit them. You must bet the same amount as your ori ginal wage r on each hand formed by sp litting a pair. DOUBLING DOWN - Afte r you get you r first two cards, or on the fi rst two ca rds of any sp li t pair, you may make an additional wager up to th e original amount except when your first two cards total 21. When doubling down you draw on ly one additional card. INSURANCE - If the dealer's face-up card is an ace, and prior to anyone receiv ing additional ca rd s, you can take insurance. To do this you plac e a bet no more than one-half you r original bet on the insurance line. If the dealer's ho le card is a 10, jack , queen or king , you win you r insurance bet at odds of 2to L If the dealer's ho le ca rd is any other card, you lose your insurance bet. HANDLING OF CARDS - Players are not allowed to tou ch the cards. VALUE OF THE PLAYER'S HANO - The player is respons ible fo r the correct count of his or her hand. HAND SIGNALS - The play er is responsible for the prope r use of hand signa ls to ind icate hit or stand. --- oom, ' "'""•wOoad fl! 1' """°""-"'o,ia,o I ooo_,,4_oe,a , '"'-'""-"-"" 1=o,.,,,_c,,m --­ """"' ~ ... ,_,,.,1,1, Fo, ''°'P- - '"""''°"''""'"'°''" "°' 1-800-GMl!llCA t» 1~"'" " '"'' O,o "l' ol '1 •po,""''°"~• lt ~,.m,,o - C'~•~I•~ =alx ,o>""'~' ,~,~ "'1• "' P'""'°'~ M~""'"'"" ,.,.,,,.,. ai ,~ hi • Optional Side Bets Offered in B\ackJack GAMING GUIDE • The optional side bets wagers will be placed in area separate from the BLACKJACK Blackjack wager and designated for individual side bet. • Players must pl ace a Blackjack wager if they pla ce an additional side bet wager. The object is to draw cards that total 21 or come closer to 21 than th e • Players may not pla ce a wage r on another players side bet wager. dea ler. All cards are at face va lu e, except fo rthe king, queen and ja ck, Lucky Ladies' Pay Table whi ch co unt as 10. An ace has a va lu e of 11 , unless that gives a playe r or if the player's hrst 2 cards total 20 th e dea ler a score in excess of 21, in whi ch case it has a value of L This paytable will be use d for non-pilch games The dea ler starts the game. Ea ch playe rgets two cards, face up. The Queen of hearts pa ir and dealer blackjack........................... .........1, 000 To I dea ler gets two cards, with one ca rd face down (hole card). On ly after all Qu een of hearts pa ir..................... ........ ............................................125 To 1 players' hands areplayed does the dealer di sclose the hol eca rd and play Matched 20 ........... ........... ............ ................... ....... ............................ 19 To 1 th edea ler's han d. Suited 20... ................................................................................... 9To 1 Once yo u have your two cards in fro nt of yo u. you can choose to stan d Any 20 ...................................... ............................ ............ ............. ........4 to I (d ra w no more cards), or t ake a hit (draw one or more cards) until yo u reac h21 or come as clos eas possib le. If you go over 21, you brea k Blazing Sevens Pay Table if players first 2 up cards contain at least and automati cally lose. Awinnin g hand pays even money and winnin g one 7 card pay table blackjack pays 3to 2. Th ree suited l's of diamonds .... ................... .100% Of The Mega Prog ress ive Blackjack Terms Th ree suited l's of hearts, spades, or clubs .100% Of The Major Prog ress ive SPLITTING PAIRS - If your first two cards are a pair with the same Th reel's of the same color. ......................... .100% Of The Mi nor Progressive num eri cal value, you may sp lit th em. You must bet the same am ount as Th ree l's ......................................................................................... .. 200 To l yo ur origina l wager on each hand fo rm ed by spl itting a pa ir. Two l's............... ........................................................................ ........ .25 To 1 DOUBLING DOWN - After yo uget your first two cards, or on th efi rst One 7 .......................................................... ........................ ..................2 To I two ca rd s of any split pa ir, you may makean add itional wager up to the Bonus Spin Pay Table or iginal amount except whe nyo ur first two cards total 21. When doublin g tf the player has Black Jack dow nyo u draw only one ad ditional card . 11,000 symbol ........... ....... ... ................................................................11,ooo INSURANCE - If the dea ler's face-up ca rd is an ac e, and prior to anyone 1350 symbo l ...........................................................................................1350 rece ivin g additional cards. yo uca ntake in suran ce. To do this yo u place 1120 sym bol .............................. .............................................................1120 a bet no more than one-ha lf yo ur ori gin al bet on the insurance lin e. If the 150 symbol ..................... ...... ...................................................................1 50 deal er's hole ca rd is a 10, jack, qu een or kin g, you win your insuranc e bet 123 symbo l .. .......................... ...................................................................123 at odds of 2 to 1. lf the dealer's hole card is any oth er card , you lose your 1 1 in suran ce bet. 15 sym bol .... ...................... .. .................................................................. 15 110 symbo l .............. ....... ........... ............................................................... 110 HANDLING OF CARDS - Pla yers are not allowed to touch th ecards. Ace ca rd in player's fi rst 2 cards gels even money VALUE OF THE PLAYER'S HAND - The pla ye r is responsible for th e co rrect co unt of his or her ha nd . HANO SIGNALS - The playe r is responsible for the prope r use of ha nd --- ,.,□, J.ok<sow load "" I "~"'°""·MO "53o I 000."'·°"" I ,01 ·'" O<Cl<l I """-·"""' --­ signals to in dicatehit or stand. """"' 1<,1 •<S><•>S My F« 0.1>. ,i!O m(IJ~-•-~ij-O<COI l.jj(JO.C»l""LER Note""'''"""'"~ "JO ~ , , ~p,,m mo, 00 11>arasOO lloo,,camo, i,, """"""""'m ""' "'"'°'" " """"""'·M-,..,.,,~~,e,,s ,a1"'1'ts. GAMING GUIDE PLACE BETS - On a place bet, you can bet on 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or IO at any time. If your numbe r roll s before 7. yo u winacco rding to the odds payo ut cha rt.11 7 CRAP.S rol ls befo reyour number, you lose. Place bets are inact ive on the come out roll unl ess called on by the player. BUY BE TS -Buybets are exactly thesame as place bets, exce pt by payi ng Alive lycraps game is the ultimate whe nii comes toJun and exciteme nt In a 5% comm ission onthe buy bet, yo u rece ive the true odds as shown on the this fast-paced game, the reare many ways to bet and Just as many ways lo chart. Buy bets areinactive on the come out ro ll un less cal led on bytheplayer. win I It's as simple as placi nga bet on the pass line or don't Abuy button denotes th is bet. pass line, and the fun beg in sI LAY BET - You may lay a bet agains t 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10 at anytime. In order to COME OUT ROLL - The first ro ll of the dice at the open ing of the game or the do so you must pay a 5% comm iss ion based on what you cou ldwin.
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