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BLACKJACKWITH “RAISE THE ROOF” Side Bet

The following rules apply at Tortoise Rock Casino for 6 deck blackjack games:

• Players may double down on any two cards

• Players may double down for less.

• Players may re-split pairs, but no more than four hands may develop

• When splitting aces, players receive only one card on each ace

• Players may double down after a split (except when splitting aces)

• Blackjack payouts are posted on the layout

• Dealer hits on soft 17’s and stand on hard 17’s.

• Insurance pays 2 to 1

RAISE THE ROOF SIDE BET:Raise the Roof is an optional Blackjack side bet. Raise the Roof consists of an Ante wager and a Raise wager. Ante wagers are placed before the round is dealt. Raise wagers are placed after the initial round of cards are dealt. Raise wagers may be between one and five times the Ante wager. Both wagers pay if the dealer busts, and are taken if the dealer makes a hand.

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DETERMINATION OF WINNER; PAY AND TAKE PROCEDURES:1. Raise the roof wagers are taken and paid before the

blackjack wagers.2. If a player’s blackjack bet has been settled before the

end of the betting round, the player’s cards will be pushed up toward their betting circle until the betting round is complete.

3. If all blackjack bets have been settled and a Raise the Roof wager remains on the layout, the dealer must complete their hand to determine the outcome of the Raise the Roof wager.

4. If the dealer makes a hand, any Ante and Raise wagers will lose.

5. If the dealer busts, and the player made an Ante wager only, the Ante wager is paid 1 to 1.

6. If the dealer busts, and the player made an Ante and Raise wager, both wagers are paid according to the table below.

DEALER BUSTS WITH PAYS

Nine, Ten, Face 1 to 1

2 to 1

5 to 1

10 to 1

50 to 1

200 to 1

Eight

Seven

Six

4,5,6,7 Unsuited

4,5,6,7 Suited

BLACKJACK WITH “RAISE THE ROOF” SIDE BET

SINGLE DECK& DOUBLE

DECK BLACKJACK

Single deck blackjack is played with a standard 52 card deck. Blackjack payouts are printed on the layout. All wagers must be in $5 increments. Dealer hits on soft seventeen and stands on hard seventeen. Insurance pays 2 to 1.

DOUBLE DOWN AND SPLIT1. Players may only double on their first two cards, or

split on their first two cards of equal numerical value.2. Players MAY NOT double down after splitting.3. Player must match the original bet when splitting.

Doubling for less is permitted.4. The double down card may be shown on request, then

tucked under the wager. If a player is doubling down on a breaking hand, the double down card will be delivered face up.

5. Splitting “like” cards is permissible one time.

When splitting a hand, if one hand wins and the other loses, the dealer may push the hand, by tapping the table.

LUCKY STIFF SIDE BETThis is an optional side bet wager. The wager is based on the value of the player’s first two cards. Blackjacks and stiff pairs (66, 77, and 88) are paid immediately, and any other two card totals between 12 and 16 will be taken or paid according to the outcome of the blackjack hand. Actual pay tables will appear on the table layout or signage.



MYSTERY CARD

ROULETTE

Players may wager on the number(s), combination of numbers, or color they think the shuffler will land on. The shuffler contains cards that represent all numbers and colors associated with the table layout. Each player receives his/her own distinct color chips that are good only at the table at which they are issued. The specific value of each color is established when a player “buys in.” You must trade them for value chips before leaving that table. Players may continue to place bets until the dealer announces, “No more bets.”

STRAIGHT-UP: Any single number (35 to 1)

COLUMN BET: Any of the 12 numbers in the column bet (2 to 1)

DOZEN: 1-12, 13-24, 25-36 (2 to 1)

RED OR BLACK: The color on the number corresponds to color bet (1 to 1)

ODD OR EVEN: All odd numbers or all even numbers (1 to 1)

1 TO 18 OR 19 TO 36: All numbers 1-18 or 19-36 (1 to 1)

SPLIT: Either of the two numbers split (17 to 1)

STREET: Any of the three numbers in the row bet (11 to 1)

CORNER: Any of the four numbers forming the corner (8 to 1)

TOP LINE: 0, 00, 1, 2, and 3 (6 to 1)

LINE BET: Any of the six numbers in the two rows bet (5 to 1)



THREE WAY ACTION SIDE WAGER:Mystery Card Roulette may be played with an optional side wager called Three Way action. When present on the layout, players may place wagers on “racetrack” section of the layout, which represents the 38 outcomes of a spin, arranged in a sequence. When being played, the dealer will mark winning numbers this racetrack, and the bet will be paid and taken according to the pay table posted on table signage. Three-way action wagers will be taken and paid between regular outside and inside wagers being taken and paid.

MYSTERY CARD ROULETTE

Pai Gow Poker combines the elements of the ancient Chinese game of Pai Gow and the American game of Poker. It is played with a traditional deck of 52 playing cards plus one joker. The joker may be used only as an Ace or to complete a straight, a flush, or a straight flush.

SIDE BETS

Tiger 9 Customers are betting that the dealer will get a 9 high in the two card hand.

Fortune Bonus Fortune Bonus is a wager that pays on a straight or better based on all seven of the player’s cards. If wagering $5 or more on the fortune side bet, you can receive an Envy Bonus and get paid if other players have bet $5 and have received a four of a kind or better.

PAI GOW POKER

WITH FORTUNE & TIGER 9 SIDE BETS



RANKING THE HANDSThe value of hands is based on basic poker rankings. Each player is dealt seven cards that you arrange to make two hands: a two-card hand and a five-card hand. The five-card hand must be a higher ranking poker hand than the two-card hand. (If the two-card hand is a pair of sevens, for example, the five-card hand must be at least a pair of sevens or higher.)

OBJECT OF THE GAMEThe goal of Pai Gow Poker is for both of your hands towin against the dealer. If you win one hand but lose theother, that is considered a “push” and you neither winnor lose. When both of your hands are higher than thedealer’s hand, you win even money. If both of the dealer’s hands are higher than the player’s hands, the player’s bet is a loss. Tie hands win for the dealer. This is a commissionfree game; no commission is taken from winning bets, andwhen the dealer has a 9-high in the two card hand all Pai Gow bets are a push.

PLAY OF THE GAMEA dice cup is shaken to determine what betting spot receives the first hand. The dealer is always 1, 8 and 15 and counts from the dealers left to right. Each hand is dealt face down. Players arrange their cards into a two-card low hand and a five-card high hand, as described in “Ranking the Hands.” The dealer does not display his/her cards until all players have set their hands face down in the designated spaces. Once players set their hand cards must remain face down on the table. Each player’s hand is then compared to the dealer’s hand.

RULES TO REMEMBEROnce the dealer exposes his/her cards, players cannot touch their cards. Players are not permitted to expose their hands or discuss them with other players. Any player’s hand that is set incorrectly is a foul hand. Players are responsible for arranging your own hand and should do so with care; dealers may assist and players may request a hand be set “house way.” Foul hands are: A) two-card hand higher than five-card hand, and B) the wrong number of cards in the hands.

PAI GOW POKER RANKINGSRoyal FlushStraight FlushFour of a KindFull HouseFlushStraight (A,2,3,4,5 is the second highest straight)Three of a KindTwo PairOne PairHigh Card

PAI GOW POKER WITH FORTUNE & TIGER 9 SIDE BETS

Spanish 21 is a variation of Blackjack with numerous options providing more fun and more ways to win. All cards count as face value except Kings, Queens, and Jacks, which always count as 10. Aces count as either 11 or 1.

The game itself is played with Spanish Decks. A Spanish Deck is a standard deck of cards with the 10s removed. Each player places a wager in the center of the betting circle. The dealer then deals two cards to each player face up. The dealer also receives two cards, one face up, the other face down.

If your first two cards are an ace and 10 value card, you have Blackjack and you are paid one and one-half times the wager (3 to 2). However, if you don’t have Blackjack, you may continue to draw cards attempting to total as close to a score of 21 without exceeding it. Dealers must take a “hit” on all totals of 16 or less. Dealers must hit soft 17’s and stand on all totals of hard 17 or higher.

A Players Blackjack always beats a Dealers Blackjack and is paid 3 to 2 odds. A Players total of 21 always beats a Dealers total of 21. Certain Player 21 totals result in a Bonus 21 Payout.

Match the Dealer UP and DOWN Cards:In addition to the regular bet, a Player may place a side bet on the possibility that either of his/her first two cards will match exactly the Dealers up/down card in rank. These matches can be either suited or non-suited, creating five possible payoffs for each bet whether it’s up or down.

SPANISH 21



SPANISH 21 SPECIAL FEATURESMultiple Splits: After splitting the first time, if your next card is of the same point value, you now have the option of splitting again up to three times which results in a total of four separate hands including ten value cards and Aces.

Double Down: You match the original bet (or double down for less) on any number of cards as long as the total does not exceed 21. Double-down wagering is not permitted when the player has Blackjack, however. You may double down on split hands as well, but certain exceptions apply. Double Down Rescue: You may choose to rescue (take back) the double down portion of the bet and forfeit the original bet. Double downs that have been broken (exceeded 21) may not be rescued.

Insurance: You may bet up to one-half of your original bet when the dealers up-card is an Ace even if you have a paid blackjack.

Surrender: After the dealer ensures that he/she does NOT have a Blackjack, you may surrender half of your wager to leave the hand.

Super Sevens Bonus: Whenever a player receives 3 suited 7s on his/her first three cards and the dealers up card is a 7, that player automatically wins a bonus payout at no extra cost to him/her. In addition, all other players on the table will win a $50 ENVY BONUS just for being in that round of play Match the Dealer: On clearly marked tables, you may wager an additional bet in the hope that one or both of your initial two cards match the Dealers up card.

Bonuses are not paid on doubled down hands. Players hold-ing the following hands total totaling 21 who have not double down are paid a Bonus 21 payout as follows:

• 5 card 21 pays 3 to 2• 6 card 21 pays 2 to 1• 7 card 21 pays 3 to 1• 6-7-8 of mixed suits pays 3 to 2• 6-7-8 of same suit pays 2 to 1• 6-7-8 of Spades pays 3 to 1• 7-7-7 of mixed suits pays 3 to 2• 7-7-7 of same suit pays 2 to 1• 7-7-7 of Spades pays 3 to 1

PAYOUT CHART -- Match the Dealer UP or Down Cards Using the players original two cards and dealers original two cards.1 Unsuited Match 4-12 Unsuited Matches 8-11 Suited Match 9-11 Unsuited and 1 Suited Match 13-12 Suited Matches 18-1

SPANISH 21

Three Card Poker is an exciting, fast-paced game that gives the player three ways to play. The player can play against the dealer, simply play for a pair or better, or both. FACE UP lets players see the third card of the dealer’s hand.

Pair Plus: Place a wager on Pair Plus to bet on your own hand (not against the dealers hand) and win automatically with a pair or better..

Ante: Place a wager on the Ante and, if you like your cards, place an equal wager on the spot marked PLAY. If the dealer qualifies with a Queen high or better, compare your hand with the dealers hand and the better hand wins.

PLAY Bet: You must make the PLAY wager or you will forfeit your ante. Pair Plus Pair 1 to 1 Flush 4 to 1 Straight 5 to 1 3 of a Kind 30 to 1 Straight Flush 40 to 1

Six Card Bonus – an optional wager made prior to any card being dealt, based on the best five card hand made from the player’s three cards and the dealer’s three cards. This wager is paid and taken regardless of the outcome of the player’s hand against the dealers. The pay table will be posted on the layout or game signage on games offering the Six Card Bonus.

THREE CARD POKER

FACE-UP WITH 6 CARD BONUS



ULTIMATE TEXAS

HOLD’EM

Ulitmate Texsas Hold’em features head to head play against the dealer and optional bonus bets.

Players and the dealer each receive two cards. They combine them with five community cards to make their best five card poker hand.

Players start head to head by placing an Ante Wager, and a Blind Wager of Equal Amount. Ante Wagers are back up with a Play Wager. If players bet pre-flop they may risk 3X or 4X their Ante. If they bet on the flop they may bet 2X their Ante. And if they wait until the river they may bet 1X their Ante.

This Game also features an optional bet, the Trips Bonus. Players win the Trips Bonus if their final five card hand is Three of a Kind or higher. The Trips Bonus bet may be played on its own, without the player placing a Ante or Blind wager.

An Optional Progressive wager may be played. The progressive wager may not be played on its own at least one of the other wagers must be placed to be eligible for a progressive wager. The pay table is posted on the electronic progressive meter.



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