Table Games

THREE CARD POKER

Featuring three ways to play and four ways to win, players may bet against the dealer, bet on the value of their own three-card hand, or bet both. To play against the dealer, players make an Ante wager. After looking at their hands, they may fold or place an equal Play wager to stay in the game. If a player’s hand beats the dealer’s qualifying hand of a Queen-high or better, they win both wagers. If the dealer doesn’t qualify, players win the Ante wager and their

Play wager pushes. To play their hand value only, players make the Pair Plus wager which wins if their hand contains a pair or better. To play both the Ante and Pair Plus, players must make a Play wager if they have placed the Ante, or they forfeit the Ante. With premium hands of a straight or higher, players win an Ante Bonus payout even if the dealer doesn’t qualify, or even if they lose to thedealer.

PAIR PLUS BET

Pair 1-1

Flush 3-1

Straight 6-1

Three-of-a-Kind 30-1

Straight Flush 40-1

ANTE BONUS

Straight 1-1

Three-of-a-Kind 4-1

Straight Flush 5-1

FOUR CARD POKER

To compete against the dealer, players make the Ante wager and make the “Aces Up™” wager to compete against the paytable. Players receive five cards to make their best four-card hand and the dealer receives six cards to make his four-card hand. The dealer always qualifies. After reviewing their hands, players may fold or make the Play wager which can be one to three times their Ante. If a player’s hand beats or ties the dealer, their Play and Ante wagers win even money. If the dealer’s hand beats a player’s hand, the player loses both wagers. The “Aces Up” bonus bet wins when players have a pair of Aces or better, and wins regardless of whether players win or lose to the dealer. If players have a premium hand of a three-of-a-kind or higher, they win an Automatic Bonus on their Ante wager. Automatic Bonuses always win, even when players lose to the dealer.

BIG SIX

Nothing is simpler to play than Big Six. All you do is place your chips on the numbers or symbols of your choice. The dealer will spin the wheel and the “Number” that it stops on is the “Number” that wins. Should the indicator stop on a peg, the previous number will be the winner, not the oncoming number. You can bet as many “Numbers” as you wish. All bets must be placed prior to the dealer announcing “No more bets” and before the wheel is spun.

A BET ON PAYS

$1 1-1

$2 2-1

$5 5-1

$10 10-1

$20 20-1

Wheeling Island 40-1

CARRIBEAN STUD POKER

The player is dealt a five-card poker hand and must decide if the hand can beat the dealer or not. The dealer qualifies with Ace, King or better. Five cards are dealt and the players must decide to stay in or not. Players who wish to play against the dealer must back up their original bet with a wager equaling two times the original bet. The dealer then exposes their cards and pays and takes accordingly. There is a separate $1 bonus bet for a chance at a substantial jackpot.

WHEN THE DEALER QUALIFIES

WITH AN ACE OR KING

Pair 1-1

2 pair 2-1

Three-of-a-Kind 3-1

Straight 4-1

Flush 5-1

Full House 7-1

Four-of-a-Kind 20-1

Straight Flush 50-1

Royal Flush 100-1

PROGRESSIVE JACKPOT PAYOUTS

Flush $50

Full House $100

Four-of-a-Kind $500

Straight Flush $5,000

Royal Flush 100% of total progressive jackpot

PAI GOW POKER

The players are dealt seven cards which they use to make two poker hands. A two-card hand and five card hand are made with the highest hand located in the five card hand and the lowest hand located in the two-card hand. The player must beat the dealer on both hands or lose both hands otherwise a push will occur. A 5% commission is taken from all winning hands.

LET IT RIDE

Players make three equal bets and receive three cards that will be combined with two community cards to create a five-card poker hand. After seeing their first three cards, players may withdraw their first bet or may “Let It Ride.” The dealer then reveals the first community card and players can withdraw their second wager or “Let It Ride.” Once each player has made their second wager decision, the dealer reveals the final community card and pays any winning payouts. The $1 Bonus Bet is a side bet that rewards players if their hand consists of three-of -a-kind or better. This wager is made at the beginning of the game when the standard wagers are placed. 

HAND  ODDS  PAYOUT

Royal Flush 1,000-1 $25,000

Straight Flush 200-1 $2,500

Four-of-a-Kind 50-1 $400

Full House 11-1 $200

Flush 8-1 $50

Straight 5-1 $25

Three-of-a-Kind 3-1 $5

2 Pair 2-1 N/A

Pair 1-1 N/A