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Poker

From 3 card and Stud to Super 4 and the mighty Texas Hold ’em, if poker’s your game then we’re the place to play!

Operation Notes

Poker TablesWe will be running up to five tables on Wednesdays and Thursdays and ten tables on Fridays and Saturdays.

Texas Hold ’emLimit and No Limit games will start at $1 / $2

Hours

Wednesday & Thursday| 3pm – 3am
Friday & Saturday| 12pm – 3am

Poker

Texas Hold 'Em
7-Card Stud
Criss Cross Poker
3 Card
Louisiana Stud
Super 4 Poker

Objective

Aim to craft the strongest 5-card poker hand using any combination of seven cards.

Blinds

Before dealing, the player next to the dealer button posts a small blind, and the player to their left posts a big blind.

Dealing

Each player receives two cards face down, starting with the small blind player.

Betting Begins

The action starts with the small blind player, who can fold, call or raise.

The Flop

Three community cards are dealt face up, called the “flop,” followed by another round of betting.

The Turn

A fourth community card is revealed, “turn,” triggering another round of betting.

The River

The fifth and final community card is revealed, the “river,” setting the stage for the final betting.

Final Bets

With all cards on the table, players make their final bets.

Texas Hold’em is perhaps the most famous and most-played variation of poker, as it delivers non-stop action and strategic intensity.

Texas Hold 'Em

Objective

Aim to craft the strongest 5-card poker hand using any combination of seven cards.

Blinds

Before dealing, the player next to the dealer button posts a small blind, and the player to their left posts a big blind.

Dealing

Each player receives two cards face down, starting with the small blind player.

Betting Begins

The action starts with the small blind player, who can fold, call or raise.

The Flop

Three community cards are dealt face up, called the “flop,” followed by another round of betting.

The Turn

A fourth community card is revealed, “turn,” triggering another round of betting.

The River

The fifth and final community card is revealed, the “river,” setting the stage for the final betting.

Final Bets

With all cards on the table, players make their final bets.

Texas Hold’em is perhaps the most famous and most-played variation of poker, as it delivers non-stop action and strategic intensity.

7-Card Stud

Learn To Play

Ante Up

All players start with an ante of $1.

Dealing

Each player receives seven cards—four face up and three face down. The first two cards are dealt face down, followed by one face up.

Betting Begins

The player with the lowest face-up card starts betting, with wagers ranging from $1 to $5

More Cards, More Betting

Additional cards are dealt face up, one by one, with a round of betting after each card.

Showdown

After all seven cards are dealt, it's time for the showdown!

Players reveal their remaining face-down cards, and the dealer announces “all hands show.” The best five-card hand wins the pot.

Criss Cross Poker

Learn to Play

Setup

The game is played with a standard 52-card deck. Players make two equal ante wagers: "Ante Across" and "Ante Down." You can also opt for a Five-Card Bonus Bet.

Dealing

The dealer lays out five community cards in a cross formation, face down, with each player receiving two cards face down.

Betting Rounds

After seeing their cards, players can fold or place an "Across Bet" (1x to 3x the Ante Across bet). The dealer reveals two outer cards horizontally, then players decide on a "Down Bet" (1x to 3x the Ante Down bet). The dealer then reveals two outer cards vertically.

Middle Bet

Players can fold or place a "Middle Bet" (1x to 3x one of the original ante bets). The dealer reveals the middle card.

Forming Hands

Using their two cards and the community cards, players create an "Across" and "Down" hand.

Wining

Bets are paid based on the paytable. The "Middle" bet pays if either the Across or Down hand wins, at the odds of the highest-ranking hand. Ante bets pay even money on a pair of Jacks or better, and push on pairs of 6s through 10s. The Five-Card Bonus pays based on the community cards' best poker hand.

This game is perfect for beginners or seasoned players alike! And here’s a hot tip: the Middle Bet is your big chance to win!

Pay Table

Winning Hand

Pays

Royal Flush

500-1

Straight Flush

100-1

Four-of-a-kind

40-1

Full House

12-1

Flush

8-1

Straight

5-1

Three-of-a-kind

3-1

Two Pair

2-1

Pair Jacks or Better

1-1

Pair 6s through 10s

Push

5-Card Bonus Pay Table

Winning Hand

Pays

Royal Flush

250-1

Straight Flush

100-1

Four-of-a-kind

40-1

Full House

15-1

Flush

10-1

Straight

6-1

Three-of-a-kind

4-1

Two Pair

3-1

6s or Better

1-1

Ante Pays

Winning Hand

Pays

Jacks or Better

1-1

Pair 6s through 10s

Push

3 Card

Learn to Play

Placing Bets

Begin by placing your Ante bet. Feeling lucky? You can also place a Player Bonus bet or both an Ante and Player Bonus bet. You and the dealer each receive three cards.

Gameplay

Take a look at your cards. You have the option to fold or make a Play wager equal to your Ante bet. Once you decide, the dealer reveals their cards, and the higher hand wins. The dealer must have at least Queen-high to qualify.

Player Bonus

Feeling confident? Make an Optional Player Bonus wager. This bet pays if your three-card hand contains a pair or better.

6 Card Bounty

Want to up the ante? Try the optional 6-Card Bounty wager. It's based on your three-card hand combined with the dealer's, paying for a three-of-a-kind or better.

STAX

Feeling adventurous? The optional STAX Progressive bet pays when your three-card hand combines with the two community cards to form a qualifying five-card poker hand.

This game is straightforward and perfect for beginners! No need to stress about poker strategies. Check the posted pay tables for all the odds.

6 Card Bounty

Winning Hand

Pays

5-Card Royal Flush

1,000-1

5-Card Straight Flush

200-1

Four-of-a-kind

50-1

Full House

25-1

5-Card Flush

15-1

5-Card Straight

10-1

Three-of-a-kind

5-1

Ante Bonus

Winning Hand

Pays

Straight Flush

5-1

Three-of-a-kind

4-1

Straight

1-1

Player Hand Bonus

Winning Hand

Pays

Straight Flush

40-1

Three-of-a-kind

30-1

Straight

6-1

Flush

3-1

Pair

1-1

Louisiana Stud

Learn to Play

Ante Up

Start by posting a minimum Ante wager to kick off the game.

Raise Bets:

1st Raise

After receiving your initial two cards, you have the option to fold or raise your bet to 1x-3x your Ante. The first community card is then revealed.

2nd Raise

Once the first community card is revealed, decide whether to fold or raise your bet again to 1x-3x your Ante. The second community card is then revealed.

3rd Raise

After the second community card is revealed, it's decision time again. Fold or raise your bet to 1x-3x your Ante.

3 Up Bonus

Feeling confident? Consider the optional 3-Up Bonus wager. This bet pays if the three community cards contain a pair or better.

STAX

Want to aim for bigger wins? The optional STAX Progressive bet pays when you combine your two hole cards with the three community cards to form a qualifying five-card poker hand.

This game is all about strategy, so bring your best poker tactics to the table! And here’s a tip: mastering the art of betting at each stage of your hand can lead to big wins. Remember, all Ante and Raise wagers are paid according to the posted paytable.

Winning Hand

Pays

Royal Flush

500-1

Straight Flush

100-1

Four-of-a-kind

40-1

Full House

10-1

Straight

4-1

Three-of-a-kind

3-1

Two Pair

2-1

Jacks or Better

1-1

Pair 6s through 10s

Push

3 Up Bonus

Winning Hand

Pays

Straight Flush

40-1

Three-of-a-kind

30-1

Straight

6-1

Flush

3-1

Pair

1-1

Super 4 Poker

Learn to Play

Ante + X-tra

tart by placing equal ANTE and X-TRA BONUS wagers. Feeling daring? You can also opt for the PLAYER BONUS side wager.

Dealing

Each player and the dealer get five cards face down.

Player Bonus

After receiving your cards, decide to place a PLAY wager or fold. Even if you fold, your PLAYER BONUS side wager stays active and pays regardless of the dealer’s hand. Remember to discard one card for your best four-card Poker hand.

Play

If you've got at least a pair of Aces, you can wager 1x to 3x your ANTE. Otherwise, your PLAY wager must match your ANTE.

Dealer's Hand

The dealer forms their best four-card poker hand by discarding one card. They need at least a King or better to qualify.

Winning

If the dealer doesn’t qualify, your ANTE pushes, and PLAY pays 1 to 1. If they qualify, compare hands:

– Four of a kind- Straight flush- Three of a kind- Flush vs. Straight- Two pair- Pair

If your hand beats the dealer’s, both ANTE and PLAY wagers win at 1 to 1. If not, you lose. Ties result in a push.

X-tra Bonus

Score big with the X-TRA BONUS wager. If your hand is a Straight or better, you win according to the paytable, regardless of the dealer’s hand.

Player Bonus Resolution

The PLAYER BONUS wager pays based on your best four-card Poker hand, regardless of the dealer's hand. It stays in play even if you fold on the main wagers.