Played in an elegant setting,   Baccarat is a glamorous game with flexible limits, where you decide to bet on Player or Banker.  The one which has the highest point or closest to 9, will be the winning hand.  The minimum point is 0 and the maximum point is 9.

All cards from 2 to 9 are counted at face value and an Ace is counted as 1.  Picture cards (King, Queen & Jack) and tens have a value of 0 or any combinations totalling 10 will likewise regard as 0.  To ascertain correct total point count, the examples given below shall be the basis for counting.   E.g.

Ace + 5 = 6
10 + 3 + 6 = 19.  Hand total = 9
King + 10 = 20.  Hand total = 0
7 + 5 + 5 = 17.  Hand total = 7

The number of cards used for playing ranges from 1 up to 8 decks of which the choice is at the absolute discretion of the House.  Both the Player and Banker can only draw a maximum of 3 cards each.

Easy To Understand.  Fun To Play.

The game begins with you, betting on either Player or Banker using House chips only.  The betting limits are displayed at the gaming table.
Four cards will be dealt by the House : the first and third cards will go to the Player's hand and the second and fourth cards will be the Banker's hand.

  The minimum table betting limit for Mini Baccarat ranges from $5 - $500

Baccarat Rules
a)  Rules for drawing the third card for Player's side

Only one more card may be drawn by either side, governed by the "Baccarat Rules".  The Player draws the third card first and drawing of the Banker's third card depends on the Player's third card.
When either Player or Banker, has a value of "Natural" 8 or 9 on the initial two cards, no third card will be drawn for either side.  If one side has a "Natural" 8 and the other side a "Natural" 9, the "Natural" 9 wins.
However, if the total point count is the same for both Banker and Player, it is a "Tie" or "Draw" game.  Betting on either side will remain unaffected.  There is an option to bet on a "Tie" and it pays 8 to 1.  Whereas in a no "Tie" situation, any bet on "Tie" will be regarded as losing bet.
For bets won on the Banker side, the House takes a commission of 5% on each betting.
The game will be conducted either with face-up or "squeezing" of cards as determined by the House.

An exciting game where the thrill is to watch the roulette ball as it drops into the winning number.  A variety of betting options are available.  Different Coloured CHips are used by the players to differentiate one player's bet from another.

Easy To Understand.  Fun To Play.
The game of Roulette is played with you playing against the House by betting with House chips.   The betting limits are displayed at the gaming table.

Just place your bets in the betting layout at the gaming table according to the described or accepted betting positions.

The game begins when the Dealer turns the wheel in one direction and a Roulette ball spun in the opposition direction.

When the ball slows down and is about to drop, the Dealer will then ring the bell and annouce "No More Bets".

The number and colour of the slot that the ball drops into is the winning number.

1. Therefore all even money bets shall lose etc.
2. 'SINGLE NUMBER'
   Pays 35 to 1 on any single number, including 0. Pays 35 to 1 on any single number, including 0.
3. 'SPLIT'
   Pays 17 to 1 on either one of two numbers.
4. 'STREET'
   Pays 11 to 1 on any one of three numbers in a line.
5. 'SQUARE'
   Pays 8 to 1 on any of four numbers in a group.
6. 'LINE'
   Pays 5 to 1 on any of six numbers in a group.
7. 'COLUMN'
   Any number in a column of twelve.  Pays 2 to 1.
8. "DOZEN'
   Any number on 1st, 2nd, 3rd twelve.   Pays 2 to 1.
9. 'EVEN MONEY'
   Any number on Red, Black, Even, Odd, 1 to 18 or 19 - 36.
   Pay 1 to 1.

Roulette,the minimum table betting limit ranges from $2.00 - $100.00

Enjoy The Game Every Time You Play!

Pai Gow is a Chinese game of tiles that is thousands of years old, and is one of the oldest forms of gambling. The name literally translates as “to make nine”. The game is played with 32 tiles, 11 of which are identical pairs. The remaining tiles are made up of five mixed pairs.

The aim of the game is to make two ranking hands using four tiles. Two tiles are used in each hand, which are known as the high hand and the low hand.

A Few Hints For Setting Your Hand

Always look for pairs first and do not forget that the mixed pairs or “Gee Jun” do not look exactly the same.

Play a “Teen” or “Day” with any domino 7, 8 or 9 - making a High Nine, a Gong or a Wong.

Combine two small dominoes together to form a total of 7, 8 or 9 points.

If none of the above can be found, balance the totals by making the point value as close as possible.

Easy To Understand. Fun to Play.

• The game of Pai Gow is played with a set of 32 dominoes (tiles). The tiles are shuffled by the dealer and placed in eight stacks of four each.
• Three dice are shaken and the total points shall determine which hand will receive the first stack of tiles. Four tiles are dealt to each hand.
• The objective of the game is to make two ranking hands known as the Low Hand and the high Hand.
• In order to win, the player’s ranking in both hands must be higher than the Banker’s hand. If the player wins one hand and loses the other, the hand is a standoff or push hand (neither the player nor the Banker wins or loses).
• If the Banker and player have the same ranking hand, the Banker wins. If the player and Banker have zero, Banker wins regardless of ranking.
• The “Gee Jun” (3 and 6) are the two “Wild Tiles”, either tile may count as THREE or SIX depending on which is more beneficial to the hand.
• The House hand is always set in accordance with “House Way”.
• All winning hands are paid even money less 5% commission collected by the House.

Caribbean Stud is a poker variation based on five cards stud. It is played with a single deck of card, with player playing against the house rather than against each other. Players also have the opportunity to wager on the Progressive Jackpot.

Easy to Understand, Fun to Play

• At the start of a game, players must make an opening wager (Ante).
• Player/s has the option to make a Progressive Jackpot Bet.
• The Progressive Jackpot Bet pays on hands of Royal Flush, Straight Flush, Four of A Kind, Full House or Flush as follows:

Jackpot Payout Table

Any player having a Progressive Jackpot qualifying hands shall notify the House and their cards are left face up on the table for processing of payment, regardless of the House do or does not have a hand of Ace and King or higher. If two or more Players qualify for all of the Jackpot during the same game, the winners shall share the Jackpot as an aggregate.

• The House shall deal the cards (face down), starting from left to right until all Players and House have five cards each. One card for the House will be turned face up to cover the other 4 cards (face down).
• After the Players examine their hands, they can decide:
  - To FOLD - Player loses their wager (Ante).
  - To PLAY his hand against the house, he must place exactly double the amount of his Ante in a designated are (Bet).
• If the House does not have a hand of Ace and King or higher, the Player automatically wins the Ante (even money) and the game is over. No Payment on the back wager (Bet).
• In the event, the House have a hand of Ace and King or higher, the Dealer compares his hand to each Player's hand individually.
  - If House hand outranks Player's - Player loses his Ante and Bet.
  - If Player's Hand outranks House - Player wins and shall be paid as follows:

ANTE - 1 to 1 (Even Money)

Bonus on Bet

• This payoffs are in addition to the Progressive Jackpot payout. Remember, the House must have a hand of at least Ace and King or Higher to qualify for Bonus payout.
• House and Player having the same ranking hand denotes a Tie game (push hand).

This is a guideline to casinos rules. Rules varies from casino to casino. Others games rules are also available through email/snail mail.