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DRAGON BONUS MINI-BACCARAT • The Dragon bonus wager is optional. • Players do not have to make a traditional Mini-Baccarat wager. • Players may wager on either the “Player” or “Banker” while placing the Dragon Bonus wager opposite the traditional wager. • Players have two ways of winning the Dragon Bonus wager: 1. If their selected hand is a natural winner or 2. A non-natural hand wins by four or more points. • The payoff schedule shall be posted at each game or imprinted on the Dragon Bonus layout. PAY TABLE EVENT PLAYER BANKER WIN BY 9 POINTS . 30. TO 1 30 TO 1 WIN BY 8 POINTS . .10 . TO 1 10 TO 1 WIN BY 7 POINTS . .6 . TO . 1 6 TO 1 WIN BY 6 POINTS . 4. TO . 1 4 TO 1 WIN BY 5 POINTS . .2 . TO . 1 2 TO 1 WIN BY 4 POINTS . 1. TO . 1 1 TO 1 NATURAL WINNER . 1 TO 1 1 TO 1 NATURAL TIE . PUSH PUSH There are three ways to bet in Mini-Baccarat: the banker, the player and/or the tie. If the hands end in a tie, there is no action on the banker’s or player’s hand. All tie bets are paid 8 to 1. Each hand is dealt two cards. The total of the two cards determines whether a third card is drawn. The third card drawn to the player determines whether the bank draws a card on 3, 4, 5 and 6. If the first two cards given to the bank and the player’s hand total 6 or 7, no third card will be drawn with natural 8 or 9. 10’s and face cards have no value. Total the cards together and go by the last digit. Example: Player: 7 + 8 = 15 Banker: K + 5 + 6 = 11 The player’s hand is 5. The banker’s hand is 1. Hand value closest to 9 wins. All winning bets on the player’s side are paid even money. Winning banker bets are charged a 5% commission. DRAGON BONUS MINI-BACCARAT RULES When PLAYER’S first two cards total: 0-5. .Player draws a card 6-7 . .Player stands 8-9. .Natural - banker cannot draw When BANKER’S first two cards total: 0-2. .Bank draws unless players show a natural 8 or 9 3 . Bank draws when player’s third card is 1-7, or 9-10 Bank stands when player's third card is 8 4 . Bank draws when player’s third card is 2-7 Bank stands when player’s third card is 1, 8-10 5 . .Bank draws when player’s third card is 4-7 Bank stands when player’s third card is 1-3, 8-10 6 . .Bank draws when player’s third card is 6-7 Bank stands when player’s third card is 1-5, or 8-10 7 . Stands 8-9. .Natural - player cannot draw Must be 21 or older to gamble. ©2016, Jack Entertainment LLC. GAMBLING PROBLEM? CALL 1-800-589-9966..

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