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Casino games are not just about rules. There is a lot of essential knowledge that an experienced player is well aware of. Every beginner should get familiar with at least the basic theory of online casino games. We definitely insist that you read our "How To Win" guide.

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CASINO GAMES

Baccarat

Bingo

Blackjack

Craps

Keno

Poker

 

Baccarat:

Baccarat (pronounced bah-ca-rah) is the French version of an Italian game that was introduced in France in the late 15th century. Easy to learn and fun to play, Baccarat is a game to be enjoyed by everyone, even though it is often considered the most glamorous game in the casino.


How to Play

CHANGING BETS

Change your bet by selecting an amount using the Bet Console in the lower screen.

If you raise the amount higher than your current balance permits, your bet will not be placed. In this case, either increase your balance by depositing funds, or reduce your bet. The bet limit is based on the table selected.

PLACING BETS

Each time you click on the bet amount it will either raise or lower your bet.

For example, to change from the initial bet of $5 to $10, simply click on the + or - chips. The bet amount has now been raised or lowered to your desired amount.

STARTING THE DEAL

A minimum bet of $1 (distributed among any of the three possible bets) is required to start the deal. If the total bet placed on the table is at least the required minimum, the DEAL button will light up, indicating that you may click it to start the deal. Once the DEAL button is clicked, bets can no longer be changed or removed, and the game begins with the initial deal.

If you have already played a hand of Baccarat and you have sufficient funds to repeat the previous bet, the DEAL button may be enabled without any bets on the table. In this case, clicking the DEAL button will start a new hand using the same bets made for the previous hand. This is a quick way of repeating the previous wager without having to click in the designated betting areas to place your bets again.

PLAYING THE GAME

Baccarat requires no intervention by the player once the cards have been dealt. There are specific rules (see THE RULES) that dictate whether the player or banker receives a third card, but these rules are carried out entirely by the dealer. The player does not need to be familiar with the "third card" rules.


Rules

OBJECTIVE OF THE GAME The player's objective is to correctly predict which of the two hands(Player or Banker) will have a point total closest to 9.HOW TO PLAYThis version of Baccarat uses eight decks of cards. The deck is reshuffled after each hand.The Bets: The main game is a wager on the Player's hand or the Banker's hand:

Player: Pays even money.

Banker: Pays even money minus a 5% commission which is collected on winning bets.

Tie: Pays 9 to 1 if the Player and Banker points total tie.

Select an initial bet amount then click in the designated betting areas. The valid betting areas are in the center. Place your bet in the "BANKER" row to bet on the bank's hand, or in the "PLAYER" row to bet on the player's hand. To bet on a tie, place your bet in the "TIE" area. The minimum bet is $1 and the maximum bet is $100.

The Deal: The player is dealt the first and third card while the second and fourth cards are dealt to the bank. Specific rules dictate whether a third card is drawn for the player or the bank. The player's hand is completed first.The Cards: Aces count as 1. All face cards and tens count as 0. All other cards are counted at face value. Each hands point total is the last digit of the sum of their cards. So for example:

4 + 3 = 7. This hand's point total is 7.
Q + 5 = 5 This hand's point total is 5.
K + J = 0. This hand's point total is 0.
2 + 10 + 4 = 6. This hand's point total is 6.
K + 5 + 6 = 11. This hand's point total is 1.
8 + 4 + 7 = 19. This hand's point total is 9.

The winner of the game is the hand whose point total is closest to 9. In the case of a tie, the bets on the Bank and the Player are stand-offs and neither the Bank or Player wins nor loses unless the Player has placed a wager on TIE.RULES FOR DRAWINGWhen player's first two cards total:

0-1-2-3-4-5 Player draws a card
6-7 Player stands
8-9 Natural, banker cannot draw
 

Bingo:

Bingo is played in halls. Bingo rules and payouts and play variations vary from place to place. Bingo brochures detailing particular games, rules and payouts are usually available at each respective location.


Rules

Basically, players buy cards with numbers on them in a 5 x 5 grid corresponding to the five letters in the word B-I-N-G-O. Numbers such as B-2 or 0-68 are then drawn at random (out of a possible 75 in American Bingo, and 90 in British and Australian Bingo) until one player completes a 'Bingo' pattern, such as a line with five numbers in a vertical, horizontal or diagonal row on one of their cards and wins the prize. There are many possible patterns to play for. See here examples of bingo patterns (link opens new window).


How to play

A bingo Card contains 24 numbered spaces and one free space (blank), with which you play BINGO. The numbers are assigned at random on each card and are arranged in five columns of five numbers each by five rows (5 x 5 = 25 in total including the blank square).

The numbers in the B column are between 1 and 15, in the I column between 16 and 30, in the N column (containing four numbers and the free space) between 31 and 45, in the G column between 46 and 60, and in the O column between 61 and 75.

Players have thousands of unique (unduplicated) cards to choose from. Some manufacturers print unduplicated series of 6,000 cards. There are also series of 9,000 cards available. Hard cards and Flimsy cards have a series number printed on them. For example, card number 1252 will always have the same numbers in the same spaces.

Bingo in the United Kingdom and Australia

In the U.K. Bingo is played mainly in large halls with cash prizes, the larger commercial concerns are linked up with other halls during one particular game in the evening and large cash sums can be won on these.

It is also played in nearly every seaside town in the U.K. on screens in front of the player who pulls a slide across to cover the number called, but, presumably because of our gambling laws, there are no cash prizes, just various items like cuddly toys.

The other times Bingo is played, again for prizes, not cash, is in a myriad of local halls or schools around the country, usually as a fund raiser for various concerns like an old people’s Day Centre. Here the prizes are donated by shopkeepers and businesses in the town and surrounding area and the atmosphere at these Bingo games is usually very relaxed and a fun evening out where everyone is welcome, even children.

The prizes vary for these games but on average a prize for any one line is worth about £1.00 - £2.50 (depending on who is organising the bingo evening), any 2 lines would be worth about £2 - £5 and a full house (all the numbers on a card) worth £5 - £10. They could be boxes of chocolates, bottles of wine, a grocery hamper, a voucher from a local butcher for meat or a cream tea for two at a local tea-shop or even 2 free passes to a swimming pool. Anything really.

U.K. (and Australian) bingo cards have three lines and nine columns (see picture above) and usually come in "Books"; single or multiple. A single book would contain ten 10 pages (10 cards) each of a different colour: Gold, Lime, Violet, Yellow, Pink, Grey, Orange, Blue, Red and White.

A multiple book has 6 single books. Each page in a multiple book has 6 cards of the same colour. The 6 cards on a page are joined with perforated edges and can be pulled apart. Experienced players will play all 6 books and inexperienced players or young children may only play 1 book, or even a single card.

As well as books, there are also single sheets of bingo cards sold with the 6 sections on (six cards) and these are called "Flyers". Again you can buy just one section or 6 to suit your pocket or your experience. The flyers cost more per game than on the books but the prizes are usually worth a bit more.

In the large towns and cities Bingo is fairly "big business" and people play in deadly earnest, hoping to win that elusive jackpot. In small towns and villages it’s much more of a social occasion with amateur callers and a lot lighter atmosphere.

Australia uses the same bingo cards as in the U.K. In Sydney and Melbourne the callers are incredibly fast. In Perth they call a lot slower.

 

Blackjack:

Blackjack (also known as twenty-one), is a descendant of Baccarat and is often considered one of the world's most popular casino table games.


How to Play Blackjack:

Change your bet by selecting an amount using the Bet Console in the lower left and right corner of the screen. Select the amount to bet by choosing one of the chips on the bet panel.

If you raise the amount higher than your current balance permits, your bet will not be placed. In this case, either increase your balance by depositing funds, or reduce your bet. The bet limit is based on the table selected.

PLACING BETS

Each time you left-click on the chips at the lower left corner the amount of your wager is increased by that amount, and each time you left-click on the chips at the lower right corner the amount of your wager is decreased by that amount.

STARTING THE DEAL

A minimum bet of $1 is required to start the deal. If the total bet placed on the table is at least the required minimum, the DEAL button will light up, indicating that you may click it to start the deal. Once the DEAL button is clicked, bets can no longer be changed or removed, and the game begins with the initial deal.

If you haven't placed any bets on the table before clicking DEAL, the current bet amount displayed in the Bet Console will automatically be placed on the table and the game will begin. This allows to you start a new game quickly by just clicking the DEAL button again. If you have sufficient funds, the game will begin using the same bet made in the previous game.
 

Crapes:

If you happen to hear a group of people making a lot of noise in a casino, they're probably playing Craps. Craps is by far the fastest table game in the casino and can often be one of the most exciting. A single throw of the dice can often win a lot of money. The game is thought to have originated in the United States, derived from a popular game that existed long ago in England.


How to Play

CHANGING BETS

Change your bet by selecting an amount using the Bet Console in the lower left corner of the screen. Select the amount to bet by choosing one of the four chips on the bet panel.

If you raise the amount higher than your current balance permits, the bet amount will turn red. In this case, either increase your balance by depositing funds, or reduce your bet. The bet limit is based on the table selected.

PLACING BETS

Each time you left-click inside the designated betting areas on the Craps table, you will place your current bet amount on the table -- adding to any chips that might already be there. To remove your current bet amount from the table, right-click inside one of the designated betting areas. Note that some bets can only be made when there is a point established, while others can only be made on the come out roll. The images below show which bets can be made on the come out roll and which bets can be made once a point has been established.

For example: Clicking on the Pass Line at the bottom of the craps table places a $10 bet (two $5 chips) on the Pass Line. Clicking again on the Pass Line will place another $10 for a total bet of $20 on the Pass Line. If you right-click on the Pass Line you will remove $10 from the table, leaving $10.

Some bets such as Place, Don't Place, Come, Don't Come, Buy, and Lay are not marked on a craps table. The image on the left shows where each bet is placed on a craps table. An Odds bet will appear just to the right of a normal bet.

Buy bets and Lay bets are located on the line in the lower right corner of each Come/Don't Come box respectively.



Keno:

A lottery game invented thousands of years ago in China. It was brought to the United States when the Chinese came to build the railroads in the 1800s. Originally the game had 80 different Chinese characters. These were later changed to the Arabic numbers after the Americans adopted the game for their use.


Keno Objectives:

The keno board has numbers 1 through 80 to choose from. To play the game, select up to 10 numbers by clicking on them. The winning numbers are then chosen lotto-style, and depending on the number of hits you get, you win according to the Payoff table.


How to Play Keno:

Start by choosing the wager: $1, $5 or $10. Click the numbers on which you would like to bet. You can mark from three to ten different numbers.

Choose the number of rounds you want to play. Select either Play One, Five or Ten.

Payout is determined by how much you wager, how many keno numbers you select and how many selected numbers actually hit.

 

Poker :

Poker originated in the saloons of the Wild West and has probably the most game variants. It is played player against players and not just against the dealer as in Blackjack, and there is a lot of psychology involved during play.


Rules

Poker is played from a standard deck of 52 cards. Some variant games use multiple decks or add Jokers or Wild Cards.


How to play

The cards are ranked in descending order starting from the highest; Ace, King, Queen, Jack, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, Ace. Ace can be high or low. There are four suits; spades, hearts, diamonds and clubs, but no suit is higher than another.

Each player is dealt five cards and is called a hand. The hand highest in ranks wins. In some games there are Wild Cards or Jokers, which can be labelled whatever suit and rank the possessor wishes to.

The Ranking of Poker Hands

The ranking of poker hands based on probability starting from the highest are as follows:

Royal Flush

Five of a Kind (with a Wild card or Joker)

Straight Flush

Four of a Kind

Full House

Flush

Straight

Three of a Kind

Two Pair

Pair

High Card

Five of a Kind: is only possible when using wild cards and is the highest possible hand. If more than one hand has five-of-a-kind, the higher rank wins; e.g. five Aces beat five kings, which beat five queens, and so on.

Straight Flush: is the best natural hand. A straight flush consists of five cards in sequence and of the same suit. An Ace high straight-flush is called a Royal Straight Flush or Royal Flush and is the highest natural hand.

Four of a Kind: is a hand that contains of four cards of the same rank. The hand with the highest rank of four-of-a-kind beats other four-of-a-kind hands. If there are many wild cards, as used in some game variants, there could be two four-of-a-kind hands with the same rank. In this case, the hand with the higher ranking fifth card wins. This rule applies to hands that tie, such as a pair or two pairs. Dead heats split the pot.

Full House: is a hand consisting of three-of-a-kind and a pair. Again, where Wild Cards are used, ties are compared first by the three-of-a-kind ranking, then the pair.

Flush: is a hand consisting of cards that are all of the same suit in any order.

Straight: is a hand consisting of 5 cards in sequence, such as 5-6-7-8-9. An Ace may either be high (A-K-Q-J-10) or low (A-2-3-4-5).

Three of a Kind is a hand similar to the four-of-a-kind hand, except that if the remaining two cards are a pair, then it becomes a Full House.

Two Pair is a hand that contains two pairs only.

Pair is a hand that contains one pair only.

High Card: is a hand that is none of the above and is a weak hand. If no player has a pair or better, then the hand that contains the highest ranking card wins. If multiple players tie with the highest card, then the second highest card decides, followed by the third and so on.