How to play

Texas Hold’Em

The Play:

The player left of the dealer button posts a blind. Players receive two cards face down. There is a betting round starting with the player left of the blind. The dealer turns over three community cards in the middle of the table, followed by another betting round starting with the player left of the dealer button. The dealer will turn over two more cards in the center, one at a time (for a total of five community cards), followed by betting each time.

The Object:

Players will make their best five card hand using any combination of their own two cards and the board’s five.

Omaha Eight or Better

The Play:

This game is played just like regular Omaha, except the high hand and the low hand split the pot. To qualify for the low hand an eight low or better (lower) is needed. If there is no qualifying low hand, the high hand takes the entire pot. Aces may be used for low, and straights and flushes do not impair the value of a hand for low. (Ace-two- three-four-five is the best low hand).

The Object:

Players MUST use two cards from their hand, combined with three cards from the board to make their best possible hand. A player may use two cards from their hand to make the best high hand, and use two cards, whether the same as his/her hand or not, to make their best low hand.

Seven Card Stud

The Play:

Each player receives two cards face down and one card face up. The betting round starts with the low up card. The dealer will deliver four more cards with a betting round in between each, starting with the high hand. The last card is face down.

The Object:

The best five cards out of seven wins.

Seven Card Stud Eight or Better

The Play:

This game is played just like regular Seven Card Stud, except the high hand and the low hand split the pot. To qualify for the low hand, an eight low or better (lower) is needed. If there is no qualifying low hand, the high hand takes the entire pot. High-low split games use the lower betting limit on the third and fourth cards and the upper limit on the rest of the hand, with an open pair not affecting the limit on the fourth card as in Seven Card Stud high only. Aces may be used for low, and straights and flushes do not impair the value of a hand for low. (Ace-two-three-four-five is the best low hand).

The Object:

A player may use any five of his/her seven cards to make their best high hand, and any other grouping of five cards, whether the same as their high hand or not, to make his/her best low hand.

Three Card Poker

The Play:

Three Card Poker is dealt from a 52 card deck with conventional values. Three cards will be dealt face down starting to the left of the dealer button and proceeding clockwise. Each player, including the designated player, will be dealt three cards.

All action will proceed clockwise from the first active position left of the designated player. The players may post a minimum wager (Base Bet).
The player may post an additional wager (Pair Plus).
Each player, including the designated player, will be dealt three cards.
The players may inspect their hand and then choose from the following options:
- Fold the hand. A player that folds will forfeit the Pair Plus wager and Base Bet wager.
- Make a Call bet equal to the Base Bet wager.
The designated player must qualify to play with a minimum Queen-high hand. In the event the designated player does not hold a qualifying hand, the Call bet will receive no action and the Base Bet will be paid even money. Each hand is compared to the designated player’s hand (which rotates on a hand-by-hand basis unless there are no eligible designated players or the eligible designated players waive their turn), beginning with the button, to determine the winner. The winning hand is either the last hand remaining (i.e. the player folds or the designated player does not qualify and the player is paid pursuant to paragraph 5) or the higher hand based on the following poker hand rankings (lowest to highest): high card, pair, flush, straight, three of a kind, and straight flush.
The minimum and maximum betting limits will be posted on each table.
The designated player will pay the Base Bet and Call bets even money if the player’s hand outranks the designated player’s hand.
After a Call bet is made and the player’s hand wins over the designated player’s hand, the player is now eligible to be paid on the Pair Plus wager. If the player’s hand is one of the ranked hands on the Pair Plus Payout Table, the player will be paid the corresponding payout. The player is also eligible for a Pair Plus payout if a Call bet is made and the designated player does not qualify. A chart listing all payout amounts will be posted at the table.
All bets are paid to the extent the designated player’s money is in action. A player’s hand – the group of cards dealt to a player within a particular game – will be considered dead, and the player’s wager will be returned and not considered for purposes of the house rake, ifat any time the designated player does not have sufficient funds to cover a player’s wager. The players’ hands are only compared to the designated player’s hand, and not to any other hand.
This is NOT a jackpot eligible game.

Charge to each player for participating in the game: House Rake

The House may impose the House rake in the following fashion: (i) upon all payers uniformly,

(ii) upon all players uniformly and not upon the Designated Player, or (iii) upon the Designated Player only and not upon any other player; provided that the method and amounts for the House Rake are clearly disclosed at the table.

Two Card Poker

The Play:

Two Card Poker is dealt from a 52 card deck with conventional values. Four cards will be dealt face down starting to the left of the dealer button and proceeding clockwise. All players, including the designated player, will be dealt four cards to make their best two card hand.

All action will proceed clockwise from the first active position left of the designated player. The player must make an ante wager (Base Bet).
The player may also make an additional bonus wager (Bonus Bet).
Each player, including the designated player, will be dealt four cards to make the best two card poker hand. Hand rankings are as follows:
- Pairs (Aces are high); then
- Straight Flushes (A-K suited is high); then
- Flushes (A-Q is high); then
- High card (if no flush; straights have no value)
The player may inspect their hand and then choose from the following options:
- Fold the hand. A player that folds will forfeit both the Base Bet wager and Bonus Bet wager (if made).
- Make a Call Bet equal to the Base Bet wager. If a Call Bet is made, then the player will discard the two cards not used.
The designated player must qualify to play with a minimum Jack/2 suited (flush). In the event the designated player does not hold a qualifying hand, the Call Bet will receive no action (push) and the Base Bet will be paid even money if the player’s hand beats the designated player’s non-qualifying hand.
Each hand is compared to the designated player’s hand (which rotates on a hand-by- hand basis unless there are no eligible designated players or the eligible designated players waive their turn), beginning with the button, to determine the winner. The winning hand between the player and the designated player is either the last hand remaining (i.e. the player folds or the designated player does not qualify and the player is paid pursuant to paragraph 5) or the higher hand based on the two card poker rankings in paragraph 3.
The minimum and maximum betting limits will be posted on each table.
The designated player will pay the Base Bet and Call Bets even money if the player’s hand outranks the designated player’s qualifying hand.
After a Call Bet is made and the player’s hand wins over the designated player’s hand, the player is now eligible to be paid on the Bonus Bet. If the player’s hand is one of the ranked hands on the Bonus Bet Payout Table, the player will be paid the corresponding payout. The player is also eligible for a Bonus Bet payout if a Call Bet is made and the designated player does not qualify, but the player’s hand must still beat the designated player’s non-qualifying hand in order to win the Bonus Bet. For any pushes, the bonus bet will also push. A chart listing all payout amounts will be posted at the table.
All bets are paid to the extent the designated player’s money is in action. The players’ hands are only compared to the designated player’s hand, and not to any other hand.

Charge to each player for participating in the game: House Rake

The House may impose the House rake in the following fashion: (i) upon all payers uniformly,

Florida Hold’em

The Play:

Florida Hold’Em is dealt from a 52 card deck with conventional values. Two cards will be dealt face down starting to the left of the dealer button and proceeding clockwise. Each player, including the designated player, will be dealt two cards. Five community cards will be dealt and each player and the designated player will make their best five card hand out of the seven cards.

All action will proceed clockwise from the first active position left of the designated player. The players must post a minimum wager (Ante Bet) and the players must post a minimum wager equal to the Ante Bet (Blind Bet).
The player may post an additional bonus odds wager (Trips Bet).
Each player, including the designated player, will be dealt two cards.
The players may inspect their hand and then choose from the following options:
- Check the hand; or
- Bet 3x the Ante Bet (Play Bet); or
- Bet 4x the Ante bet (Play Bet).
Three community cards will be dealt in the middle of the table (Flop).
The players may inspect their two card hand with the three Flop cards and then choose from the following options:
- Check the hand; or
- Bet 2x the Ante bet (Play Bet).
The last two community cards will be dealt in the middle of the table (Turn/River).
The players may inspect their two card hand, the three Flop cards and two Turn/River cards then choose from the following options
Fold. A player that folds their hand will lose the Ante Bet, the Blind Bet and the optional Trips Bet.
Bet 1x the Ante bet (Play Bet).
The designated player must qualify to play with a minimum hand of a pair or better. In the event the designated player does not hold a qualifying hand, the Ante Bet will receive no action and be pushed back to the Player. The Blind, Play and Trips wagers will be resolved as follows:
The Blind wager shall receive action and shall win and be paid by the dealer from the Designated Player in accordance with the established and disclosed rates disclosed at the table via signage or felt, if player’s hand is higher than that of the Designated Player and the player has a hand of a straight or better. It shall lose and be collected by the dealer and paid to the Designated Player if the Designated Player’s hand is higher than that of the player. If the player’s hand is higher than that of the Designated Player but the player’s hand is not a straight or higher, the Blind wager shall push. It shall also push if the Designated Player and the player have equal ranking hands.
The Play wager shall receive action and shall win and be paid 1 to 1 by the dealer from the Designated Player if the player’s hand ranks higher than the Designated Player’s hand. It shall lose and be collected by the dealer and paid to the Designated Player if the Designated Player’s hand ranks higher than the player’s hand. It shall push if the hands are of equal rank.
The Trips wager shall receive action and shall win and be paid by the dealer from the Designated Player in accordance with the established and disclosed rates disclosed at the table via signage or felt, if the player’s hand ranks higher than the Designated Player’s hand. It shall lose and be collected by the dealer and paid to the Designated Player if the Designated Player’s hand ranks higher than the player’s hand. It shall push if the hands are of equal rank.
Each hand is then compared to the designated player’s hand (which rotates on a hand-by- hand basis unless there are no eligible designated players or the eligible designated players waive their turn), beginning with the button, to determine the winner. The winning hand is the higher hand based on the standard five card poker hand rankings.
The minimum and maximum betting limits will be posted on each table.
The designated player will pay the Ante Bet and Play Bet even money if the player’s hand outranks the designated player’s hand. All ties will result in a push for the Ante, Blind and Play Bets.
After a Play Bet is made and the player’s hand wins over the designated player’s hand, the player is now eligible to be paid on the Trips Bet wager. If the player’s hand is one of the ranked hands on the Trips Bet Payout Table, the player will be paid the corresponding payout. The player is also eligible for a Trips Bet Payout if a Play Bet is made and the designated player does not qualify and the player’s hand ranks higher than the designated player’s hand. A chart
In addition, the Blind Bet wager will be paid according to the posted payout amounts at the table. However, if the player has a higher hand then the designated player and has less than a straight, the Blind Bet wager shall push.
A player’s hand – the group of cards dealt to a player within a particular game – will be considered dead, and the player’s wager will be returned and not considered for purposes of the house rake, if at any time the designated player does not have sufficient funds to cover a player’s wager. The players’ hands are only compared to the designated player’s hand, and not to any other hand.

Charge to each player for participating in the game: House Rake

The House may impose the House rake in the following fashion: (i) upon all payers uniformly,