Roulette Rules
How to play the game of Roulette Casino rules for Roulette
Roulette may be one of the most famous casino games on the planet.
This is the rules for the so called single zero roulette.
Choose your chip value either by clicking on the arrow keys or directly on the appropriate chip. With your chip value chosen, click on the area of the roulette table you are interested in placing a bet. More than one click in the same area means an additional chip for each click in that area. You can pick up chips by right-clicking the mouse. Each right-click removes one chip.
The maximum bet on the table in a single round is 500. The maximum bet for the different kinds of bets are:
Straight 10
Split 20
Corner 40
Threeline 30
Sixline 60
Columns and 12numbers 200
The rest 500
Move the cursor over the table to view the various payouts. As you move the cursor around, the payouts are displayed in the area above the roulette table.
Click START to spin the roulette wheel.
Once the wheel has stopped spinning, the winning number will be displayed in the upper left-hand corner above the chips. You can click SAME BET to mark the same numbers as the previous game or place new or additional chips on the table and spin again. To clear the table of all bets, click DISCARD ALL.
The amount you have won will be shown below the roulette table. These winnings are determined by bets placed and the odds related to their placement on the roulette table.
Rules for Craps
Craps has the deserved reputation of being the fastest and most exciting
table game offered by casinos. This tutorial will show you how to play
Craps at Cherry Casino and give an introduction to the rules of Craps.
Placing Bets
Click on a chip at the bottom of the screen to select it.
With a chip selected, click on a valid area of the craps table to place
a bet.
At least the minimum and at most the maximum bet will be placed, no matter
what chip is selected. See Bet Limits below.
As a chip is held over an area where a bet can be placed, a popup will
show details about the bet.
Bet Limits
The minimum bet is 5 and the maximum is 100. The exception is the proposition
bets (hardway and number bets) with a minimum of 1. There is no limit
for the total table bet.
Changing Bets
When adding to the bet is allowed by the rules, just select a chip and
click the bet. To remove from the bet, select a chip and right-click on
the bet.
Rolling the Dice
When you have placed your bets, click on the Roll button. The dice will
roll. Any wins will be added to your account, and any lost bets will be
removed from the table.
Leaving the table
You may leave the table at any time, but any chips on the table remain
and will not be available for any other game. When you return to the Craps
table, the chips will still be there and you may continue playing.
Rules
The Basics of Play
Craps revolves around the player holding the dice - the shooter(you in
this case) - and everyone at the table essentially is betting either for
or against him. That is, wagering that the shooter will make a pass and
win or fail to make a pass and thus lose.
As an example, let's suppose you first place a bet either on the pass line - wagering that you will win - or on the don't pass line, which is a wager that you will lose. There are of course many other bets, but let's start off with these.
Once you have placed your bet, you throw the dice.
Let's assume that you have bet on the pass line. If you throw a 7 or 11 on your first roll, which is known as the come-out roll, you have made a pass and will win your bet, which is payed at even money. If you roll any craps - which is a total of 2,3 or 12 - you will lose your bet.
If any other total (4,5,6,8,9 or 10) is rolled, you have established a point and will now continue to shoot the dice until you either repeat the point number or throw a 7. If you repeat the point number before rolling a 7, you again have made a pass, and your pass line bet will be paid at even money. However, if a 7 comes up before your point number, you have sevened-out and will lose your bet.
Once a point has been established, only that point number or a 7 will determine whether you win or lose your pass line bet. Any other numbers that you may roll - including the 11 and the 2, 3 and 12 craps numbers - have no bearing on this particular wager.
As you have probably guessed, when your pass line bet wins, wagers on the don't pass line lose, and vice versa. Thus, if you throw a craps on the come-out roll or seven-out before repeating your point number the don't pass wager will win.
All the Bets
"Right" Bets
Wagers that the shooter will make a pass are called "right".
The Pass Line Bet
The basic bet that the shooter will make a pass. Wins if you either throw
a 7 or 11 on the come-out roll or repeat the point number before rolling
a 7. The pass line bet loses if the come-out is a 2,3 or 12 (known as
"craps") or if a 7 is rolled before repeating the point number.
The pass line bet is payed at even money.
Taking the Odds
When the shooter establishes a point, a player who has made a pass line
bet is allowed to "take the odds". The limit on the amount you
can bet on the odds is 3x your pass line wager if the point is 4,5,9 or
10, or 4.5x your pass line wager if the point is 6 or 8. The odds bet
wins if the point is repeated before a 7 is rolled and is payed 2-to-1
if the point is 4 or 10, 3-to-2 if the point is 5 or 9 and 6-to-5 if the
point is 6 or 8.
Come Bets
A come bet is identical to a pass line bet, except it may be made on every
throw once a point has been established. Once you have placed a come bet,
the next throw becomes the come-out roll for that wager. Thus if the shooter
throws a 7 or 11, you will win, and if he throws craps, you will lose.
If another number is rolled, this number becomes the point for this particular
wager. To win the come bet, you must now repeat this point number before
throwing a 7. Odds wagers may be placed on come bets in the same way as
for pass line bets.
"Wrong"
Bets
Wagers that the shooter will fail to make pass are called "wrong".
The Don't Pass Line
Bet
The basic bet that the shooter will fail. Wins if a 2,3 or 12 is rolled
on the come-out roll, or if a 7 is rolled before repeating the point.
The don't pass line bet loses if a 7 or 11 is thrown on the come-out roll,
or if the point number is repeated before throwing a 7. The don't pass
line bet is payed at even money, except when a 12 is rolled on the come-out.
In this case it is a stand-off, and your bet is returned.
Laying the Odds
Just like you may take odds on the pass line bet, you may lay the odds
on the don't pass line bet. The limits on the amount you may place is
6x your don't pass line bet if the point is 4 or 10, 4.5x your don't pass
line bet if the point is 5 or 9 and 3.6x your don't pass line bet if the
point is 6 or 8. This bet wins if a 7 is rolled before repeating the point
and is payed at 1-to-2 if the point is 4 or 10, 2-to-3 if the point is
5 or 9 and 5-to-6 if the point is 6 or 8.
Don't Come Bets
Identical to a don't pass line bet, except may be placed on every throw
once the shooter has established a point. The next throw becomes the point
for this particular bet. Thus if the shooter rolls a craps number you
will win, and if he rolls a 7 or 11, you will lose. If a point is established,
the bet will win if a 7 is rolled before repeating the point number. Odds
wagers may be placed on the don't come bet in the same way as for don't
pass line bets.
Place Bets
Place bets are wagers that a particular number will be rolled before a
7. Place bets on the 6 and 8 are payed off at 7-to-6. Place bets on 4
and 10 are payed off at 9-to-5. Place bets on 5 and 9 are payed off at
7-to-5.
You may also bet that a particular number won't be rolled before a 7. Lose bets on the 6 and 8 are payed off at 4-to-5. Lose bets on 4 and 10 are payed off at 5-to-11. Lose bets on 5 and 9 are payed off at 5-to-8.
Big 6 and Big 8 Bets
The Big6 and Big8 bets are wagers that a 6 or 8 will be rolled before
a 7. These bets pay even money.
Hardway Bets
A hardway bet is a wager that a 4,6,8 or 10 will be rolled by pairing
the dice - that is, by rolling 2-2, 3-3, 4-4 or 5-5, before either throwing
a 7 or the particular number comes up the easy way. The payoff is 7-to-1
on the 4 and 10 and 9-to-1 on the 6 and 8.
The Field Bet
A wager that either a 2,3,4,9,10 or 12 is thrown on the next roll of the
dice. Pays even money if a 3,4,9 or 10 is rolled and 2-to-1 if a 2 or
12 is rolled.
Number Bets
A number bet is a wager that a particular number will be thrown on the
next roll. It may be placed on 2,3,7,11 or 12. A wager on 2 or 12 pays
29-to-1, on 3 or 11 14-to-1 and on 7 4-to-1. You can also bet that any
of the craps numbers (2,3,12) will be rolled. This wager is payed at 7-to-1.
The C-E Bet
The craps-eleven bet, also known as the C-E bet, is a bet that a 2,3,11
or 12 is thrown on the next roll of the dice. If a 2,3 or 12 is rolled,
it is payed of at 3-to-1. If an 11 is rolled, it is payed off at 7-to-1.
"Off" Bets
On the come-out roll, some bets are "off" which means they will
neither win nor lose no matter what number is rolled. The wagers that
are affected are the hardway bets, the place and lose bets, and the odds
wagers on come and don't com
e bets.
Rules for Let it Ride
This is the standard "Let It Ride" poker game. Each game is
played with a new deck.
The player begins by placing three equal bets and optionally a 1 side bet.
After placing the bets, the player is given three cards and the dealer is given two cards face down.
The player then has the choice to withdraw one of his bets based on his guess whether his cards combined with the dealer's two cards will form a winning hand.
After pulling a bet or "letting it ride", one of the dealer's cards is turned face up.
The player now has another chance to pull a bet before the final card is shown.
When both cards are shown, the player is payed according to the pay table. In case of a winning hand, he is payed for all remaining bets. If the hand is lost, all remaining bets are lost.
The side bet is payed according to a separate pay table.
The combined win for all bets, including the side bet, is limited to 50,000
This is how the game is played:
Choose a chip by clicking on it, and then place a bet by clicking on the
bet area on the table.
You may also place a side bet by clicking on it.
When the bet is placed, click on "DEAL" to start the game.
You will see your three cards and have the choice to "PULL" or "LET IT RIDE".
After clicking on one of the buttons, the first of the dealer's cards will be turned.
Now "PULL" or "LET IT RIDE" again.
The last card will be turned and any winnings will be given to the player.
The pay table for the regular bets are:
Hand Payoff
Royal flush 1000 to 1
Straight flush 200 to 1
Four of a kind 50 to 1
Full house 11 to 1
Flush 8 to 1
Straight 5 to 1
Three of a kind 3 to 1
Two pair 2 to 1
Tens or better 1 to 1
The side bet is payed according to the following:
Hand Payoff
Royal flush 20,000
Straight flush 2,000
Four of a kind 100
Full house 75
Flush 50
Straight 25
Three of a kind 9
Two pair 6
Rules
for Cowboy Slot
This is a 5-reel 9-line slot machine with a "game-within-a-game"
feature.
Slot Machine
Click BET to activate betlines. With each click, a new betline will be
added and a .10 bet placed on that betline. Once all 9 lines have been
activated, clicking again will begin the process all over again adding
another .10 to each betline per click.
You may also click 9 LINES to activate all nine lines at once.
MAX BET allows you to place the maximum bet on all lines, 1 per line, for a total of 9, and start spinning the reels.
CLEAR BET will clear all bets on all betlines.
The amount of the bet placed on each betline is showed next to the betline.
The total amount of bets placed is shown below the reels as "Bet".
Click SPIN to start the game. You can also press the 'Return' or 'Space' key.
Winnings are calculated as bet on a winning betline x amount in paytable for that combination.
Click the paytable button to get a closer look at the payouts.
Shootout
In the event that three or more guns land on a selected betline, you will
go to the shootout. The Shotout is a "game-within-a-game" feature
and an opportunity to add to your winnings. In the shootout, aim the gun
and shoot a bandit.
If you manage to hit the bandit boss, you will go on to the bandits hideout, where you will get a chance to find their big STASH! Just click where you think they have hidden it.
Rules
for Pirates Slot
This is a 5-reel 9-line slot machine with a "game-within-a-game"
feature.
Slot Machine
Click BET to activate betlines. With each click, a new betline will be
added and a .10 bet placed on that betline. Once all 9 lines have been
activated, clicking again will begin the process all over again adding
another .10 to each betline per click. Right-click BET to deactivate a
betted betline and step backwards in your betting procedure.
You may also click 9 LINES to activate all nine lines at once.
MAX BET allows you to place the maximum bet on all lines, 10 coins per line, for a total of 90 coins, and start spinning the reels.
CLEAR BET will clear all bets on all betlines.
The amount of the bet placed on each betline is showed next to the betline.
The total amount of bets placed is shown below the reels as "Bet".
Click SPIN to start the game.
Winnings are calculated such as bet on a winning betline x ammount in paytable for that combination.
Click the paytable to get a clooser look att the payouts.
Island Trip
In the event that three or more coins land on a selected betline, you
will earn an Island Trip. The Island Trip is a "game-within-a-game"
feature and an opportunity to add to your winnings. In addition to the
three or more coins appearing, should a win occur on one of your selected
betlines, this winning will be shown first and you will have to click
any button to go to the Island Trip. However, if you only win an Island
Trip you will be automatically be transferred directly to the Island.
GOOD LUCK!
Rules
for $keet $hooter
This is a 5-reel 9-line slot machine with a "game-within-a-game"
feature.
Slot Machine
Click SINGLE LINE to activate betlines one by one. With each click, a
new betline will be added and a 10c bet placed on that betline. Once all
9 lines have been activated, clicking again will begin the process all
over again adding another 10c to each betline per click.
You may also click ALL LINES to activate all nine lines at once.
MAX BET allows you to place the maximum bet on all lines, 1 per line, for a total of 9, and start spinning the reels.
CLEAR BET will clear all bets on all betlines.
The number of coins bet on each betline is shown next to the betline when betlines are activated.
The total number of coins bet is shown below the reels as "Bet".
Click SPIN to start the game. You can also press the 'Return' or 'Space' key.
Winnings are calculated as bet on a winning betline x amount in paytable for that combination.
Click the paytable button to get a look at the payouts.
$keet $hooter
In the event of three or more guns landing on a selected betline, you
will go to the skeet shooting. The skeet shooting is a "game-within-a-game"
feature and an opportunity to add to your winnings. In the skeet shooting,
aim the gun by moving the mouse pointer and shoot the targets as they
fly across the screen.
You will have the opportunity to shoot at ten targets containing randomly distributed numbers of coins. The more you hit, the more you win!
You have two shots for each target.
Rules
for Super 7
This is a five-reel, five-line slot machine. Wins are possible on all
three horizontal lines and both diagonals.
You must select the number of lines you would like to play by clicking on the corresponding arrow to the left of the line. It is possible to select all lines by clicking on the button marked 5 LINES. To deselect a line, click the arrow once again. Place your bet by clicking on the arrow keys next to your cash total. You will see both a line bet and a total bet. The total bet can not exceed 20 coins and is equal to the line bet times the number of lines played. You may place the maximum bet for the number of lines you have chosen by clicking on the button marked MAX BET.
The paytable is located to the right of the slot machine. Wins are possible from both right to left and left to right on each line.
Click START to spin the reels.
All American
All American Poker follows conventional poker rules concerning how hands
are formed. The least winning hand is a pair of jacks.
How to play
Click on the RAISE BET or LOWER BET buttons to set your bet between 1
to 5 coins. The highlighted paytable column corresponds to your bet.
Click DEAL to deal the first hand. Cards that are part of a winning hand are automatically held. You can click the cards you would like to hold or click the corresponding HOLD buttons. You may also unselect a selected card by clicking it or its holdbutton. Once you have chosen the cards you would like to hold, click the DEAL button again to deal the second hand. Winnings are determined by your final hand and are listed in the highlighted column of the paytable.
Double Up
If the Double Up feature is enabled, you have the chance to double your
winning.
Each time you get a winning hand, you have the opportunity to bet all or half of your winning in a Double Up game.
Five cards are shown, the first face up and the other four face down. Choose one of the four face down cards. If it is higher than the first card, you will double the part of your winning that you wagered. If not, the money is lost. In case of a tie you keep the money.
You can keep doubling as long as you keep winning.
Deuces Wild
Deuces Wild follows conventional poker rules concerning how hands are
formed, with one exception: All deuces(2:s) are "wild", which
means that they are counted as the most favorable card. For example a
deuce can be used to complete a straigh or a flush, to improve a three
of a kind to a four of a kind etc.
Special Hands
Apart from the regular hands(three of a kind,straight,flush,full house,four
of a kind, straight flush) there are some special hands in Deuces Wild:
Five of a kind
All five cards are either the same value, or a deuce.
Royal flush with
deuces
A royal straight flush with at least one deuce used to complete it.
Four deuces
All the four deuces
Natural royal flush
Royal straight flush without using any deuces.
How to play
Click on the RAISE BET or LOWER BET buttons to set your bet between 1
to 5 coins. The highlighted paytable column corresponds to your bet.
Click DEAL to deal the first hand. Cards that are part of a winning hand are automatically held. You can click the cards you would like to hold or click the corresponding HOLD buttons. You may also unselect a selected card by clicking it or its holdbutton. Once you have chosen the cards you would like to hold, click the DEAL button again to deal the second hand. Winnings are determined by your final hand and are listed in the highlighted column of the paytable.
Double Up
If the Double Up feature is enabled, you have the chance to double your
winning.
Each time you get a winning hand, you have the opportunity to bet all or half of your winning in a Double Up game.
Five cards are shown, the first face up and the other four face down. Choose one of the four face down cards. If it is higher than the first card, you will double the part of your winning that you wagered. If not, the money is lost. In case of a tie you keep the money.
You can keep doubling as long as you keep winning.
Jacks Or Better
All American Poker follows conventional poker rules concerning how hands
are formed. The least winning hand is a pair of jacks.
How to play
Click on the RAISE BET or LOWER BET buttons to set your bet between 1
to 5 coins. The highlighted paytable column corresponds to your bet.
Click DEAL to deal the first hand. Cards that are part of a winning hand are automatically held. You can click the cards you would like to hold or click the corresponding HOLD buttons. You may also unselect a selected card by clicking it or its holdbutton. Once you have chosen the cards you would like to hold, click the DEAL button again to deal the second hand. Winnings are determined by your final hand and are listed in the highlighted column of the paytable.
Double Up
If the Double Up feature is enabled, you have the chance to double your
winning.
Each time you get a winning hand, you have the opportunity to bet all or half of your winning in a Double Up game.
Five cards are shown, the first face up and the other four face down. Choose one of the four face down cards. If it is higher than the first card, you will double the part of your winning that you wagered. If not, the money is lost. In case of a tie you keep the money.
You can keep doubling as long as you keep winning.
Joker Poker
Joker Wild follows conventional poker rules concerning how hands are formed,
with one exception: A joker is added that is "wild", which means
that it is counted as the most favorable card. For example the joker can
be used to complete a straight or a flush, to improve a three of a kind
to a four of a kind etc.
Special Hands
Apart from the regular hands(three of a kind,straight,flush,full house,four
of a kind, straight flush) there are some special hands in Joker Wild:
Five of a kind
All five cards are either the same value, or a joker.
Royal flush
A royal straight flush with a joker used to complete it.
Natural royal flush
Royal straight flush without using any joker.
How to play
Click on the RAISE BET or LOWER BET buttons to set your bet between 1
to 5 coins. The highlighted paytable column corresponds to your bet.
Click DEAL to deal the first hand. Cards that are part of a winning hand are automatically held. You can click the cards you would like to hold or click the corresponding HOLD buttons. You may also unselect a selected card by clicking it or its holdbutton. Once you have chosen the cards you would like to hold, click the DEAL button again to deal the second hand. Winnings are determined by your final hand and are listed in the highlighted column of the paytable.
Double Up
If the Double Up feature is enabled, you have the chance to double your
winning.
Each time you get a winning hand, you have the opportunity to bet all or half of your winning in a Double Up game.
Five cards are shown, the first face up and the other four face down. Choose one of the four face down cards. If it is higher than the first card, you will double the part of your winning that you wagered. If not, the money is lost. In case of a tie you keep the money.
You can keep doubling as long as you keep winning.
Five Hands Poker
This is a poker game whereby you play five hands simultaneously, with
wins possible on all hands. Each hand is played with a separate deck and
each deck is changed to a new deck after each game.
Click on the arrow keys to place your bet between 1 - 12 coins per hand. The bet you select is the total bet for all five hands combined. The paytable column that corresponds to your bet is shown to the left. Note that the winnings shown in the paytable are for one hand only.
The speed with wich the cards are dealt can be adjusted by clicking on the buttons marked SPEED + and SPEED -. The current speed is displayed on the speedbar to the left of the buttons.
Click DEAL to begin the first hand shown on the bottom row. You may click directly on the cards you would like to hold or on the corresponding HOLD buttons. Once a card is held, the same card will appear in the two other hands above and they are also placed on hold. You may deselect any card by clicking on the card in the first hand or the corresponding HOLD button again. After you have chosen the cards you would like to hold, click the DEAL button and you will receive new cards on to complete the hand.
Winnings are determinded by the outcome of your final hands and the results are displayed on each individual row.
Three Hands All
American
This is a poker game whereby you play three hands simultaneously, with
wins possible on all hands. Each hand is played with a separate deck and
each deck is changed to a new deck after each game.
Click on the arrow keys to place your bet between 1 - 12 coins per hand. The bet you select is the total bet for all three hands combined. The paytable column that corresponds to your bet is shown to the left. Note that the winnings shown in the paytable are for one hand only.
The speed with wich the cards are dealt can be adjusted by clicking on the buttons marked SPEED + and SPEED -. The current speed is displayed on the speedbar to the left of the buttons. The slowest speed has been pre-selected.
Click DEAL to begin the first hand shown on the bottom row. You may click directly on the cards you would like to hold or on the corresponding HOLD buttons. Once a card is held, the same card will appear in the two other hands above and they are also placed on hold. You may deselect any card by clicking on the card in the first hand or the corresponding HOLD button again. After you have chosen the cards you would like to hold, click the DEAL button and you will receive new cards on to complete the hand.
Winnings are determinded by the outcome of your final hands and the results are displayed on each individual row.
Three Hands Deuces
Wild
This is a poker game where you play three hands simultaneously, with wins
possible on all hands. Each hand is played with a separate deck and each
deck is changed to a new deck after each game.
Click on the arrow keys to place your bet between 1 - 12 coins per hand. The bet you select is the total bet for all three hands combined. The paytable column that corresponds to your bet is shown to the left. Note that the winnings shown in the paytable are for one hand only.
The speed with wich the cards are dealt can be adjusted by clicking on the buttons marked SPEED + and SPEED -. The current speed is displayed on the speedbar to the left of the buttons. The slowest speed has been pre-selected.
Click DEAL to begin the first hand shown on the bottom row. You may click directly on the cards you would like to hold or on the corresponding HOLD buttons. Once a card is held, the same card will appear in the two other hands above and they are also placed on hold. You may deselect any card by clicking on the card in the first hand or the corresponding HOLD button again. After you have chosen the cards you would like to hold, click the DEAL button and you will receive new cards on to complete the hand.
Winnings are determinded by the outcome of your final hands and the results are displayed on each individual row.
Deuces Wild follows conventional poker rules concerning how hands are formed, with one exception: All deuces(2:s) are "wild", which means that they are counted as the most favorable card. For example a deuce can be used to complete a straigh or a flush, to improve a three of a kind to a four of a kind etc.
Special Hands
Apart from the regular hands(three of a kind,straight,flush,full house,four
of a kind, straight flush) there are some special hands in Deuces Wild:
Five of a kind
All five cards are either the same value, or a deuce.
Royal flush with
deuces
A royal straight flush with at least one deuce used to complete it.
Four deuces
All the four deuces
Natural royal flush
Royal straight flush without using any deuces.
Three Hands Jokerpoker
This is a poker game whereby you play three hands simultaneously, with
wins possible on all hands. Each hand is played with a separate deck and
each deck is changed to a new deck after each game.
Click on the arrow keys to place your bet between 1 - 12 coins per hand. The bet you select is the total bet for all three hands combined. The paytable column that corresponds to your bet is shown to the left. Note that the winnings shown in the paytable are for one hand only.
The speed with wich the cards are dealt can be adjusted by clicking on the buttons marked SPEED + and SPEED -. The current speed is displayed on the speedbar to the left of the buttons. The slowest speed has been pre-selected.
Click DEAL to begin the first hand shown on the bottom row. You may click directly on the cards you would like to hold or on the corresponding HOLD buttons. Once a card is held, the same card will appear in the two other hands above and they are also placed on hold. You may deselect any card by clicking on the card in the first hand or the corresponding HOLD button again. After you have chosen the cards you would like to hold, click the DEAL button and you will receive new cards on to complete the hand.
Winnings are determinded by the outcome of your final hands and the results are displayed on each individual row.
Three Hands Poker
This is a poker game whereby you play three hands simultaneously, with
wins possible on all hands. Each hand is played with a separate deck and
each deck is changed to a new deck after each game.
Click on the arrow keys to place your bet between 1 - 12 coins per hand. The bet you select is the total bet for all three hands combined. The paytable column that corresponds to your bet is shown to the left. Note that the winnings shown in the paytable are for one hand only.
The speed with wich the cards are dealt can be adjusted by clicking on the buttons marked SPEED + and SPEED -. The current speed is displayed on the speedbar to the left of the buttons. The slowest speed has been pre-selected.
Click DEAL to begin the first hand shown on the bottom row. You may click directly on the cards you would like to hold or on the corresponding HOLD buttons. Once a card is held, the same card will appear in the two other hands above and they are also placed on hold. You may deselect any card by clicking on the card in the first hand or the corresponding HOLD button again. After you have chosen the cards you would like to hold, click the DEAL button and you will receive new cards on to complete the hand.
Winnings are determinded by the outcome of your final hands and the results are displayed on each individual row.
Keno
This is a classic 20 out of 80 Keno game.
Click on the arrow keys to place your desired bet between 1 - 5. Each click is equal to 1.
Choose between 2 and 10 numbers by clicking on each individual number. The numbers you choose will change to red. Deselect any number by clicking it again. Use the paytable to check your potential winnings. The paytable will change depending on the total numbers you have chosen and the amount of your bet. You may also click CHOOSE 10 to let the computer randomly select 10 numbers for you.
Click START to initiate the 20-number random drawing. The drawn numbers will appear in yellow. Each draw of a number you have selected is a HIT and changes the number to green. Winnings are determined by the number of HITs made and the amount of your bet.
