• In 1895 a young mechanic by the name of Charley Fey introduced the first Nickel-in-the-slot machines to the gambling palaces of San Francisco.
• "The Liberty Bell" the name of the first slot machine, displayed playing cards and horseshoes on its reels. Others had three bars labeled "Bell Fruit Gum", dispensed a stick of chewing gum and when the three bars lined up in a row, paid a Jackpot in coins.

PROGRESSIVE

• Progressives are the kinds of machines that could change your life with a single pull. They keep adding to their Jackpot until they are finally hit.

SLOT MACHINES

• Check the display panel on the front of each machine. The panel shows you what the different winning combinations pay and the number of coins necessary to effect the payout. Please remember that some machines pay the entire Jackpot automatically. Some pay only a portion in coin and the balance is paid by a Slot Attendant. If you are in doubt, stay with your machine and wait for a Slot Attendant to assist you. You can obtain coins for all slot machines from our nearby booths, carousels or our friendly Change Attendants. It is the responsibility of the Player to see that each coin played is registered on the lighted display before pulling the handle. If coins do not register, do not pull the handle. Call a Slot Attendant and report the malfunction. The slot machine will pay according to lighted displays only.

BLACK JACK

• The object of the game is for you to draw cards that total 21 or come closer to 21 than the Dealer. All cards are at face value, except for the King, Queen and Jack which count as 10, and an Ace will have a value of eleven unless that would give a Player or the Dealer a score in excess of 21, in which case it shall have a value of 1 (one).

BIG SIX

• Nothing is simpler to play than Big Six. All you do is place your chips on the number or symbol of your choice. The Dealer will spin the wheel and the number it stops on is the number that wins. You can bet as many numbers as you want.
• All bets must be placed prior to the Dealer announcing "No more bets" and before the wheel is spun. Check the Payout Odds on the chart.

CARIBBEAN STUD

• Caribbean Stud is a five card stud poker game. To play, you must first place a wager in the Ante Box. All ante wagers must be made prior to the Dealer announcing "No more bets." You receive five cards face down and the Dealer receives four cards face down and one card face up.

CRAPS

• A Craps game in full swing is a very fast and exciting game to play and to watch! To the Player it can be very confusing trying to understand the strange calls from the stick Dealer, and the multitude of betting options on the table. A high level of concentration is required by the Dealers and the Supervisors. Let's start with an explanation of Craps terms and how they apply to the game.

COME OUT ROLL

• This is either the first roll of the dice with a new shooter, or the first roll of the dice after the shooter has made a point. A point is established on the Come Out Roll if the shooter rolls 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10. This point must then be rolled again before a 7. Any Player, including the shooter, may either bet on the Pass Line or the Don't Pass Line prior to the Come Out Roll.

PASS LINE

• An even money wager, a Pass Line bet is placed immediately prior to the Come Out Roll. You win if a 7 or 11 is rolled and lose if a 2, 3 or 12 is rolled. If any other number is rolled it is marked as the 'point'. This point must be repeated before a 7 to win. Pass Line bets cannot be reduced or removed after the point is established.

DON'T PASS LINE

• An even money wager, a Don't Pass Line bet must be placed immediately prior to the Come Out Roll. You win if a 2 or 3 is rolled and there is a 'stand-off' if a 12 is rolled. If a 7 or 11 is rolled you lose. If any other number is rolled it becomes the point. When you are betting on the Don't Pass Line you are betting that the shooter will not repeat their point before a 7 is rolled. A Don't Pass Line bet can be removed or decreased after a point is established, however, it may not be replaced or increased after such removal or reduction.

COME BET

• A Come Bet can be made after the Come Out Roll. The rules governing the Come Bets are exactly the same as for the Pass Line.

DON'T COME BET

• A Don't Come bet can be placed after the Come Out Roll. The rules governing the Don't Come bet are exactly the same as for the Don't Pass Line.

ODDS BET

• A Player shall be allowed to make an Odds bet when they have a bet on either the Pass Line, Don't Pass Line, Come or Don't Come.

FIELD BET

• A Field bet can be made on every roll of the dice. If 3, 4, 9, 10 or 11 is rolled, you win even money for your bet. If a 2 or 12 is rolled you win double your bet. A Field bet loses if a 5, 6, 7, or 8 is rolled. The Field is a one roll bet.

PLACE BETS

• The Place bet numbers are 4, 5, 6, 8,9 and 10. You may bet on any or all of these numbers at any time. If the number or numbers that you are betting on roll before a 7 you win according to the Place Bet Odds shown in the Payout chart. If a 7 rolls the Place Bets lose except on the Come Out Roll when the Place Bets are inactive.

BUY BETS

• The rules that apply to Place bets also apply to Buy bets: the only difference being that a 5% commission is charged entitling the Player to receive the true odds on any particular number as listed on the Payout chart.

LAY BETS

• You may Lay a bet against a 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, and 10 at any time. The bet loses if the number rolls before a 7. A 5% commission is charged based on what the bet will win. Lay bets always have action. Refer to the Payout Chart for the odds and the payoffs.

PROPOSITION BETS

• These bets are handled by the stick person and are one roll bets. Unless requested otherwise, winning bets will be paid and left in action. Proposition bets are as follows:
• Any Seven: You can bet Any Seven (Big Red) on any roll of the dice. If the 7 is rolled you will be paid 4 to 1 and your bet left up: if any other number is rolled you lose.
• Any Craps: You can bet on Any Craps at any time: The bet wins if 2, 3 or 12 rolls and will be paid 7 to 1. If any other number is rolled the bet loses. There are various other bets such as Horn Bet, Horn High Bet or a World Bet that the Supervisor or Dealer will be happy to explain to you.
• Hardways: There are four Hardways combinations. The Hard Four (two 2's), the Hard Six (two 3's), the Hard Eight (two 4's) and the Hard Ten (two 5's). You win if the Hard Way combination that you are betting on is rolled before an easy way or a 7. For instance, if you were to bet on a Hard Six, you will win if a six is rolled with two 3's before an easy way 4-2 or 5-1 or 7. Hard Way bets are inactive on the Come Out Roll. See the Payout chart for the odds and payoffs.

Ride Stud Poker

• Welcome to the exciting game of Let it Ride Stud Poker. This is an exciting game that anyone can learn to play.
• Each Player will place 3 equal but separate wagers. Bet #1, Bet #2 and Bet #3.
• Each Player shall be dealt three cards.
• Two cards will be dealt to the community card area of the layout.
• The Dealer will ask each Player, in turn, if they would like to take down Bet #1 or let it ride.
• If the Player chooses to let it ride, Bet #1 remains on the layout.
• If the Player chooses to take it down, the Dealer removes Bet #1.
• The Dealer will then expose one of the two community cards.
• The Dealer will then ask each Player, in turn if they would like to take down Bet #2 or let it ride
• . A. If the Player chooses to let it ride, Bet #2 remains on the layout.
• B. If the Player chooses to take it down, the Dealer removes Bet #2.
• C. The Player will tuck their cards under the last remaining bet.
• The Dealer will then expose the other community card.
• The Dealer shall then expose the cards of the Players.
• The two community cards and the three cards dealt to each Player shall form the five card poker hand of each Player.
• In order to qualify for a payout, a Player's hand must have a rank equal to or higher than a pair of tens. Hands containing less than a pair of tens shall lose, and the wager shall be collected.
• All winning hands shall be paid off at odds depending on the hand (i.e. pair of Tens through Aces pays 1 to 1 up to Royal Flush which pays 1000 to 1.

Midi Baccarat

• As in regular Baccarat, Midi Baccarat involves just a few decisions: how much you want to bet and whether to bet on the Bank, the Player or on the "tie" bet. In betting on the Bank, the casino will collect 5% commission on money won. There must be sufficient chips in the "circle" to pay the commission on a winning Bank hand before the hand is dealt. A winning "tie" bet pays 8 to 1.
• In Midi Baccarat eight decks of cards are used and just as in Mini Baccarat, the cards are shuffled by the Dealer, placed in the shoe and are then dealt by the Dealer.
• The game starts with four cards dealt from the shoe, forming two hands, one called the Players hand, the other the Banker's hand. The initial four cards are dealt alternately from the shoe. The first and the third cards dealt are placed face down for the Player's hand. The second and fourth cards dealt are placed face down until the Player's hand is called. At this time, the second and fourth cards shall be turned face up for the Banker's hand.

THE RULES

• As in the game of Baccarat, if the point count of either hand is 8 or 9, it is called a natural, and no additional cards are drawn. The cards are dealt according to set rules. There are no options regarding drawing the third card for either Player's or Banker's hand. No more than one additional card will be drawn to each hand. The Dealer announces the point count of the Player's hand and the Banker's hand and draws additional cards if appropriate.
• After all bets have been made, the Dealer will call "No more bets" then the cards will be dealt.
• The hand closest to 9 wins and shall be paid at odds of 1 to 1. If both the Player's and Banker's hand result in identical totals, the "Tie" bet wins but the Player's and Banker's neither wins nor loses.
• Any card from 2 to 9 shall have its face value. Ace equals 1. Deuce is two. All tens and face cards, or any combination of them have no value. When the total of the cards exceeds 9, the first digit of the total is dropped, because in the game of Midi Baccarat, all hands must be a single digit number from 0 to 9. So: 9 + 5 = 4. Jack + Ace = 1.
• These charts describe the fixed rules governing the drawing of additional cards.

Seven Card Stud

• Seven Card Stud is played by up to 8 Players. Each Player who wishes to receive a hand must first post an ante. The Dealer will then deal each Player 2 down cards and 1 up card. The Player who receives the lowest rank card by suit will start the first 5 rounds of betting as follows:
• 1st Round: After the 2 down cards & 1 up card have been dealt.
• 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Round: After each of the next 3 up cards.
• 5th Round: After the 7th and final card has been dealt.
• The Dealer will award the pot to the Player with the highest-ranking 5 card hand.

THE ROULETTE WHEEL

• Roulette is fun and easy to play. You can bet straight up, which means your bet is on any of the 38 single numbers which include 0 and 00. Also you can place combination bets - bets divided over a combination of adjoining numbers.Here you see letters that represent the various types of bets in the game of double zero Roulette. The chart shows their winning odds. For instance, if you place an "A" type bet, it could be on the number shown, or any number on the table, or you could place an "H,"type bet as shown on the line adjoining 7 where it pays 7-8-9. CAUTION: Where you place your chip or chips on the Roulette table is very important because this determines your bet.It is the Player's responsibility for proper placement.
• Now, for the game. The Dealer spins the Roulette wheel in one direction and a small white ball in the opposite direction. Bets may be placed on the Roulette table until the Dealer announces, "No more bets". When the ball comes to rest, the Dealer calls out the winning number and then all winners are paid.
• One last thing. When you place an even money bet on 1-18, 19-36, odd, even, red or black-and the ball comes to rest on 0 or 00, you lose all of those bets.
• If you are wondering how your bet is kept separate from everyone else's, it is because different colour chips are used. The value of the coloured chips is determined by the Player when purchasing a stack or stacks of chips. These chips are redeemed before you leave that particular game

Pai Gow Poker

• Pai Gow Poker is a blend of Western Poker with the traditional Asian game Pai Gow. It is played with a standard deck of 52 cards plus one Joker, which can only be used as an Ace or to complete a Straight , a Flush a Straight Flush or a Royal Flush.
• Each Player receives seven cards which must be arranged into two separate hands: A five card "highest" hand, also called the "high" or "back" hand and a two card "2nd highest " hand, also called the "low" or "front" hand.
• The Player wins the bet at even money, if both the "front" and the "back" hands (arranged by the Player) beat both of the Banker's corresponding hands. The Player loses the bet if both the Player's "front" and "back" hands rank lower than, or are equal to , the corresponding hands of the Banker. If the Player beats the Banker on one hand, and loses on the other, the bet is a "push." (If either hand ranks exactly the same as the Banker's hand, this is a "copy" hand, and the Banker wins all "copy" hands.) The casino handles all bets and collects a 5% commission on all winning hands.
• After all bets are placed, the Banker will shake the dice to determine the position for the first card dealt.
• All cards (7 hands plus 4 remaining cards) will be dealt out regardless of how many Players are seated at the game. In order to be included in the current round of play, a Player must be seated and have a bet placed before the Dealer calls "No more bets."
• The Dealer will offer (in counter-clockwise rotation) the opportunity to Bank the game to each Player who wagered a bet during the most recent round of play in which the Dealer was Banker. (The Banking Player may ask the Dealer to play a hand and make a bet equal to or less than the amount that the Player bet during the last round.) A Player who accepts the Bank must have sufficient gaming chips on the table to cover all of the wagers placed by the other Players during that round of play.
• The Dealer will call for the Players and the Banker to set their hands and will turn over each Player's hand (in counter-clockwise rotation) to determine the outcome.

RANKING OF HANDS

• The rank of the cards in Pai Gow Poker, in order of highest to lowest rank are: Ace, King, Queen, Jack, Ten, Nine, Eight, Seven, Six, Five, Four, Three and Two. The ranking of Pai Gow Poker hands, in order of highest to lowest rank are:
• Spanish 21 Uses 8 Spanish Decks A-9, J, Q, K (no 10's)
• Spanish 21 is an exciting variation of Blackjack. It offers additional Bonus payouts and a unique "Match the Dealer " feature.

DESCRIPTION

• In addition to the regular 21 bet, a player can bet that either or both of his first two cards will numerically match the dealer's up card.

HOW TO PLAY

• The player makes a Match the Dealer wager by placing a bet in the Match the Dealer bet circle. In order to play Match the Dealer, the player must make a regular 21 bet.

BET LIMITS

• $1 up to the amount of the regular 21 bet.

PLAYER BLACKJACK

• Always BEATS dealer's Blackjack - pays 3/2

PLAYER TOTAL OF 21

• Always BEATS dealer's total of 21.

PAIR SPLITTING

• Player may split cards of equal value, including ACES creating up to 4 hands - hitting and doubling of split hands, including ACES - is allowed

DOUBLE DOWN

• Once with 2 or more cards, on any total including after splitting. NO Bonuses on doubled hands.

DOUBLE DOWN RESCUE

• After doubling, if a player is dissatisfied with his non-busted hand, he may rescue (take back) the DOUBLED portion of the bet, and forfeit the original wager.