Great Games and Spacious Seating at Barona!
From the loosest blackjack around, to the largest electronic table games stadium on the west coast, and from the best baccarat, to our progressive novelty poker games, Barona is sure to have the Table Game you’re looking for. And, to ensure maximum comfort while you play, Barona offers first class seating at all of our tables. No squeezing in at a six, or even seven spot table, at Barona. All tables have five or less seats, which lets you have the space to enjoy our VIP games in a VIP environment.
Table Games
Blackjack
Come play the loosest Blackjack in the country! You get the best rules possible on any of our Double-Deck or Shoe Blackjack games. And for some added excitement, try one of our Best Payback side bets, including the Buster Bet!
GENERAL RULES – MULTI-DECK GAME
The object of the game is to achieve a higher card count than the Dealer without exceeding a total of 21.
A hand totaling over 21 is a “Bust” and loses automatically. All Players play against the House. The game begins after all Players make their bets.
Two cards are dealt to each Player and the Dealer. One of the Dealer’s cards is dealt face up. All face cards (King, Queen, and Jack) count as 1O; all other cards count as face value, except the Ace, which counts as either 1 or 11. An Ace with any ten-valued card is a Blackjack and is paid 3-2. If the Dealer also has a Blackjack, the
hand is a “Push” and neither wins.
Dependent on the total of your cards, you have a choice of either “Hitting” (asking for additional cards) or Standing (taking your chances with the cards you have been dealt). Decisions are indicated by a hand signal.
A “HIT” signal is done by scratching the layout with your fingers. A “STAND” signal is done by waving your
hand horizontally over the layout.
PAIR SQUARE
The Player’s objective is to receive a winning hand from the initial two cards dealt. These cards must contain a pair (cards of like value). Odds will be paid for both
suited and unsuited pairs.
PAYTABLE
UNSUITED PAIR – PAYS 10-1
SUITED PAIR – PAYS 20-1
Lucky Lucky Power
Lucky Lucky Power is a Blackjack side bet that pays out odds based on the Player’s initial two card hand and the Dealers up card. The Lucky Lucky Power bet will be paid based on the below pay table.
Lucky Lucky
Suited 6-7-8 Pays 200 to 1
Any 7-7-7 Pays 100 to 1
Unsuited 6-7-8 Pays 50 to 1
Suited Total of 21 Pays 20 to 1
Unsuited Total of 21 Pays 4 to 1
Total of 20 Pays 2 to 1
Place a wager on any of your friends’ hands being played at the Blackjack table, and if their hand wins, you win too!
TIES
If your final hand count is the same as the Dealer’s, the hand is a TIE (push) and neither wins or loses.
SPLITTING PAIRS
You can create two hands from one when your first two cards are the same value. Match the amount of your original wager and create two separate hands. You may split three times for a total of four hands.
DOUBLING DOWN
You can “Double Down” on your first two cards, and you may double after Splitting. You do so by matching your original bet and then receiving one card.(You may double for less than your original bet but not for more.)
INSURANCE
If the Dealer’s “up” card is an Ace, you may take insurance by placing up to half your original bet on the insurance line. The insurance bet is a wager that the Dealer has a 10-value card in the “hole:’ Insurance pays 2 to 1 if the Dealer has a Blackjack, but loses in all other instances.
LATE SURRENDER
If the Dealer does not have “Blackjack’; you may forfeit half of your wager and your cards.
Free Bet Blackjack
Free Bet Blackjack is a variant of the traditional Blackjack game. In Free Bet Blackjack, players have the option to Split or Double Down select hands for FREE!
A Free Bet lammer is used to match the original wager of the Split or Double Down. When the player wins, the original wager AND the Free Bet lammer are PAID.
Play the side wager, Push 22, and WIN up to 50 to 1 when the dealer busts with a total of 22.
PUSH 22 PAYTABLE
| Dealer’s Hand Total of 22 | Odds |
| Same Suit | 50 to 1 |
| Same Color | 20 to 1 |
| Different Color | 8 to 1 |
RULES OF THE GAME
- Players place all mandatory bets including the optional side wager to begin play
- The optional side wager cannot be wagered
- All mandatory wagers must be between table minimum and maximum
- No “Money”
- A Free Bet lammer, placed by the Dealer, will be used when the Player chooses to Double Down
- Players will receive the option of a Free Bet Double Down when their initial two card total is 9, 10, or 11
- Players will receive the option of a Free Bet Split when they receive two like valued cards, with the exception of 10 valued cards (10’s-K’s)
- Players may Double Down after Splitting when the two card total is 9, 10, or 11
- If the Player wishes to Double Down with a two card total other than 9, 10, or 11, a Free Bet lammer is not used to match the The Player must place a second wager up to the value of his/her original wager
- If the Player wishes to Split the 10 valued cards (10’s-K’s), a Free Bet lammer is not used to match the The Player must place a second wager equal to the value of his/her original wager
- When the Dealer has a hand total of 22, all Players’ hands push
Chipless Arena
Nothing says fun like gaming in the Chipless Arena! With 84 player terminals all receiving live Roulette and Baccarat, results from one of our friendly dealers, our Chipless Arena is the largest section of electronic table games in California! Come sit down at your personal Chipless terminal and enjoy the games you love.
Your favorite games from the comfort of your personal terminal! Here at Barona’s Chipless Arena, you have the opportunity to play your favorite games from the comfort of your own personal terminal. Buy in with cash or hips, and play any of the outcomes that are available. Play two different games at the same time! Truly an Only at Barona experience!
Getting Started
With multiple ways to buy in, you’re sure to get in the game! Buy in with cash, chips, or marker at the table, or with cash right at the terminal. Once bought in, your terminal will display the amount of your buy-in and you’re ready to start betting!
Selecting a Table
Here in the Chipless Arena, you have the ability to wager on several games from the comfort of your personal terminal. Choose from multiple games by selecting the desired game from its individual side window display. All games will have their own unique color so that you’re always aware of which game you’re wagering on.
Making a Wager
Once you’ve selected the table you’d like to wager on, simply touch the chip value you’d like to use. Once the chip has been selected, touch any and all bet positions you’d like to wager on. For your convenience, there are a number of “quick buttons” on the bottom right hand side of the screen to help aid in your wagering. If you need help in any way, there is a HELP button on the screen that covers all terminal behaviors. Our friendly and knowledgeable Table Game staff is available for any and all of your questions and comments.
SINGLE ZERO • LA PARTAGE • BETTER ODDS
How to Play
Choose which table you’d like to wager on by selecting the appropriate tab. Betting begins when the Dealer initiates a new game. The terminal will display, “Place Your Bets.” To make your bets simply select the appropriate chip value and touch the positions you’d like to wager on. You’re able to choose from two different layout views to better help your selections. All your favorite number and combinations are available, and with Single Zero and La Partage, it’ll be hard to find a better game!
*La Partage – When Zero is the outcome, all even money wagers will have 50% of the wager returned to the Player.
COMMISSION-FREE
How To Play
Choose which table you’d like to wager on by selecting the appropriate tab. Betting begins when the Dealer initiates a new game. The terminal will display, “Place Your Bets.” To make your bets simply select the appropriate chip value and touch the positions you would like to wager on. Chipless Baccarat is dealt identically to our felt Baccarat game, but with several new side wagers!
* Banker/Player closest to 9 pays 1 to 1
* Banker pushes on Fortune 7
Banker/Player Dragon Bonus
Pays 30 to 1 (Win by non-natural 9)
10 to 1 (Win by non-natural 8)
6 to 1 (Win by non-natural 7)
4 to 1 (Win by non-natural 6)
2 to 1 (Win by non-natural 5)
1 to 1 (Win by non-natural 4)
1 to 1 (Natural Win)
Push (Natural Tie)
Fortune 7 (Winning Three Card Banker 7) Pays 40 to 1
Tie Pays 9 to 1
Barona Craps
Barona Craps offers all the excitement of the game you love but with a California twist. We offer 5x odds and all the same bets you’ve come to know and love, including 3x the 12 in the field! Also available are the Sharp Shooter and Fire bets. Make more points, make more money! Step up to the table to see which cards make you a winner! Come see our friendly Craps staff today!
The object of the game is to wager on the outcome of the roll, or a series of rolls, of a pair of dice. To play, a Player will roll two dice directly down the center of the Craps table, attempting to hit the far wall of the table.
DETERMINING THE ROLL…
The final outcome of each roll must be determined by using a set of cards that will be laid out on the table, face up, for all to see. Six cards are used to represent the six possible sides of each die. The cards are shuffled and spread into numbered boxes. When the dice land, the number on each die will determine which two cards are used to determine the outcome.
HOW TO PLAY ROLL TO WIN
Roll to Win Barona Craps offers the same great game as Barona Craps in an exciting electronic fashion. The game begins by buying in with either cash or a voucher. Your personal wagering terminal will display your buy in as credits. Once bought in, credits can be used to make all the bets you know and love, with a few additional bets you can’t find anywhere else. To make your bet, simply select the appropriate chip value, and place it on the bet(s) of your choosing. All bets will be paid or taken electronically, so you can focus all your attention on having fun! To cash out, simply press the cash out button on your screen, and a voucher will be printed for you.
HOT SHOOTER JACKPOT
The Hot Shooter Jackpot is paid or taken based solely on the total number of rolls thrown by a shooter.
| Number of rolls | Odds | |
| 8 to 15 | Pays | Even Money |
| 16 to 23 | Pays | 3 to 1 |
| 24 to 31 | Pays | 5 to 1 |
| 32 to 39 | Pays | 7 to 1 |
| 40 to 44 | Pays | Minor |
| 45 to 49 | Pays | Major |
| 50 or more | Pays | Grand |
HOP BETS
Hop Bets are one roll bets made on specific card outcomes. Hop bets are paid or taken based solely on the outcome of the cards. Hot Shooter Jackpot Number of Rolls Odds.
Hop Bets
Hard Pays 30 to 1
Easy Pays 15 to 1
Barona Roulette & Turn3
Come play the dozens, wager on your favorite streets, or find that lucky number and bet the straight up!!! With Barona’s Single Zero Roulette, you’ll get the best payback possible!! Come watch our dealers spin the ball, flip the cards, and payout winners. Your lucky numbers pay you more at Barona!
Barona Roulette is simple and easy to play, with a wide variety of bets and combinations. Barona Roulette features only a single zero, making the odds twice as good for the Player.
A – Straight Up (one number) Pays 35 to 1
B – Split (two numbers) Pays 17 to 1
C – Street (three numbers) Pays 11 to 1
D – Corner (four numbers) Pays 8 to 1
E – Double Street (six numbers) Pays 5 to 1
F – Section (twelve numbers) Pays 2 to 1
G – Column (twelve numbers) Pays 2 to 1
H – 1-18 or 19-36 Pays 1 to 1
I – Odd or Even Pays 1 to 1
J – Color (Red or Black)
K – Turn 3 – See Pay table below
HOW TO PLAY
A 37-card deck numbered 0-36 is shuffled. From this deck, three random cards are placed face down on the layout. One of these three cards will determine the winning number. The “section” the ball drops in dictates the particular card that will be revealed.
TURN3
Not only can you bet the traditional wagers in Roulette, now you can bet on the Turn3, a side bet offering odds dependent on the combination of the three cards.
TURN3 PAYTABLE
Zero Straight
Three cards displaying any combination of the numbers zero, one, and two.
Odds – 100 to 1
Straight
Any three number combination that can be a three card straight.
Odds – 25 to 1
All Red
Any three red numbered cards.
Odds – 3 to 1
All Black
Any three black numbered cards.
Odds – 3 to 1
3 Card Poker
Three Exciting Ways to Win! Bet against the Dealer’s hand, bet on your hand or bet both to win even more!
Beat the Dealer’s qualifying hand and get paid. Play against the bonus paytable and win with any pair or better.
Feeling lucky – bet both and win both!
Bet Against the Dealer’s Hand
An initial wager of the ANTE is placed to receive three cards. After you look at your three cards you have two options; FOLD or PLAY. To PLAY, place an equal wager to the ANTE on the PLAY spot. The Dealer must qualify with a hand of Queen High or better. If your hand beats the Dealer’s qualifying hand, YOU WIN BOTH wagers. IF the Dealer doesn’t qualify, you win the ANTE wager and the PLAY wager is a push.
Bet Both
For maximum fun bet both the ANTE and the PAIR PLUS! Ante Bonus Payouts When wagering against the Dealer, the following bonuses will be paid:
Straight Flush 5 to 1
Three of a Kind 4 to 1
Straight 1 to 1
PAIR PLUS
Bet the PAIR PLUS spot to play against the paytable and not the Dealer’s hand. If your hand contains a pair or better, YOU WIN!
Pair Plus Payouts
Straight Flush 40 to 1
Three of a Kind 30 to 1
Straight 6 to 1
Flush 4 to 1
Pair 1 to 1
ANTE and PLAY are paid even money
VIP Poker Payout
Players may bet on the VIP Poker Payout, an optional side wager that pays based on the value of a five card poker hand. The VIP Poker Payout with be paid based on the below pay table.
VIP Poker Payout:
Royal flush pays 4000 to 1
Straight flush pays 1000 to 1
Four of a kind pays 500 to 1
Full house pays 100 to 1
Flush pays 40 to 1
Straight pays 20 to 1
Three of a kind pays 10 to 1
Two Pair pays 4 to 1
Mississippi Stud
Play against a paytable rather than the Dealer and win with only a pair or Jacks or better! Receive a pair of 6’s through 10’s and push. Players make their best five card poker hand using their two cards and three community cards.
More ways to win! Wager the new addition of the 3 Card Bonus hand; odds are based on the three community cards.
Mississippi’s Players compete against a pay table rather than the Dealer, and win if their hand is a pair of Jacks or better. A pair of 6’s to lO’s is a push. To play, Players make a wager on the BET to receive their first two cards. The Dealer will place three Community cards face down in the middle of the layout.
The three Community cards are called the Flop. Once they receive their cards, Players may either fold or make a wager on 3rd Street of one to three times their BET. The Dealer will then reveal the first Community card. Players may either fold of make a wager on 4th Street of one to three times their BET. The Dealer will then reveal the second Community card, and Players can either fold or stay in the game by making a wager on 5th Street from one to three times their BET.
After the Dealer turns over the final Community card, remaining hands are resolved. Players win if their five-card hand contains a Pair of Jacks or better. Odds will be paid to ALL wagers made. Note: When a Player folds, he forfeits all bets left in action.
MISSISSIPPI STUD PAYTABLE
Royal Flush – 500 to 1
Straight Flush – 100 to 1
Four of a Kind – 40 to 1
Full House -10 to 1
Flush – 6 to 1
Straight – 5 to 1
Three of a Kind – 3 to 1
Two Pair – 2 to 1
Jacks or Better – 1 to 1
Pair of 6’s to lO’s – Push
Pair of 5’s or Less – Lose
3 Card Bonus
Players may bet on the 3 Card Bonus, an optional side wager that may be wagered from $1 to the table maximum.
- The 3 Card Bonus hand consists of three Community Cards.
- A “Bet” wager must accompany the optional 3 Card Bonus.
- If a Player’s wagers contain a 3 Card Bonus bet and the Player folds, a winning 3 Card Bonus hand will be paid.
3 Card Bonus Pay Table
Straight Flush – 40 to 1
Three of a kind – 30 to 1
Straight – 6 to 1
Flush – 4 to 1
Pair – 1 to 1
VIP Poker Payout
Players may bet on the VIP Poker Payout, an optional side wager that pays based on the value of a five card poker hand. The VIP Poker Payout with be paid based on the below pay table.
VIP Poker Payout:
Royal flush pays 4000 to 1
Straight flush pays 1000 to 1
Four of a kind pays 500 to 1
Full house pays 100 to 1
Flush pays 40 to 1
Straight pays 20 to 1
Three of a kind pays 10 to 1
Two Pair pays 4 to 1
Ultimate Texas Hold’Em
The most popular poker game around has gone Ultimate! Make the best possible five card hand when you combine your two hole cards and the five card board. If your hand beats the Dealer’s, you win!! Make the Trips bet and get paid odds if you receive trips or higher in your hand!!!! Also offering the two way Bad Beat bonus!
Ultimate Texas Hold ‘Em is an exciting variation of Texas Hold ‘Em Poker with payouts up to 500 to 1! Make your best five-card hand from the five-card community board and your two hole cards, beat the Dealer, and get PAID! Also available is the Trips Bonus Bet! There are multiple ways to win when you play Ultimate Texas Hold ‘Em!
HOW TO PIAY
• Each game begins by making two mandatory wagers of equal value, the Ante and the Blind
• Also available at this time are two optional wagers, the Trips Bonus Bet and the Magic Progressive
• Once all bets are made, the Dealer will deliver the five-card community board, as well as two hole cards to all Players that have made wagers
• The Dealer will also receive two hole cards
• Once all cards are delivered, the Player may look at their two hole cards and decide to
– Check their hand (add no additional bets)
– Raise their hand with a value that is equal to either 3x or 4x their Ante wager
• When all decisions have been made, the Dealer will expose the three-card “flop”
• Once exposed, the Player now has the option to either
– Check their hand (add no additional bets)
– Raise their hand with a value that is equal to 2x their Ante wager
• When all decisions have been made, the Dealer will expose the two card “turn and river”
• Once exposed, the Player now has the option to either – Fold their hand, forfeiting their Ante and Blind wager
– Raise their hand with a value that is equal to their Ante wager
• Once all decisions have been made, the Dealer will expose their hole cards and begin the pay and take process
* Only one Raise per round is permitted
The Blind Bet
The Blind Bet is a mandatory wager that is made prior to the start of the round. The Blind wager must be of equal value to the Ante wager. The Blind wager will be paid the below odds if the hand beats the Dealer’s hand.
Royal Flush – 500 to 1
Straight Flush – 50 to 1
Four of a kind – 10 to 1
Full House – 3 to 1
Flush – 3 to 2
Straight – 1 to 1
All other winning or tie hands – Push
The Trips Bonus
The Trips Bonus is an optional wager that may be made prior ro the start ofthe round. the Trips wager will be paid or taken based soley on the composition of the Player’s hand (best five card hand from the Player’s two hole cards and the five community cards).
Royal Flush – 50 to 1
Straight Flush – 40 to 1
Four of a Kind – 30 to 1
Full House – 9 to 1
Flush – 7 to 1
Straight – 4 to 1
Three of a Kind – 3 to 1
VIP Poker Payout
Players may bet on the VIP Poker Payout, an optional side wager that pays based on the value of a five card poker hand. The VIP Poker Payout with be paid based on the below pay table.
VIP Poker Payout:
Royal flush pays 4000 to 1
Straight flush pays 1000 to 1
Four of a kind pays 500 to 1
Full house pays 100 to 1
Flush pays 40 to 1
Straight pays 20 to 1
Three of a kind pays 10 to 1
Two Pair pays 4 to 1
Barona’s Dragon Alley
Come play in Barona’s exciting new exclusive Asian Table Game Area, Dragon Alley.
Our Dragon Alley Table Games feature:
Dai Baccarat
EZ Baccarat
EZ Pai Gow
Asia Poker
Dai Baccarat
Now with Barona’s Dai Baccarat there are six ways to win! Featuring three exciting new bets: Ox 6, Tiger 7, and Kill Bet.
COMMISSION FREE
Object of the Game
Players place a wager on which of the two hands – the PLAYER or the BANKER – will have a total point value closest to 9.
Baccarat Card Values
K, Q, J, 10 = 0 • Ace = 1 • All other cards = face value
Note: When any hands total a double digit, use the right hand digit as your hand value.
Examples
2+3+6 = 11 The Hand’s value is 1
6+4 = 10 The Hand’s value is 0
King + 7 = 17 The Hand’s value is 7
RULES: PLAYER
When PLAYER’S First Two Cards Total:
- 0-1-2-3-4-5
- Draws a card
- 6-7
- Stands
- 8-9
- Natural (neither hand can draw on a third card)
RULES: BANKER
| When BANKER’S First Two Cards Total: | Draws When PLAYER’S Third Card Is: | Does Not Draw When PLAYER’S Third Card Is: |
| 3 | 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-9-0 | 8 |
| 4 | 2-3-4-5-6-7 | 1-8-9-0 |
| 5 | 4-5-6-7 | 1-2-3-8-9-0 |
| 6 | 6-7 | 1-2-3-4-5-8-9-0 |
| 7 | Stands | |
| 8-9 | Natural (neither hand draws) |
When the PLAYER does not draw, BANKER stands on 6. Note: if the PLAYER does not draw a third card, the BANKER assumes the rules of PLAYER e.g. Hit 0-5, Stand on 6 and 7.
Place a wager on any of your friends’ hands being played at the Dai Baccarat table, and if their hand wins, you win too!
Now with Barona’s Dai Baccarat there are six ways to win! Players can place a wager on the PLAYER
for an even money payout. Players can place a wager on the BANKER* for an even money payout. Players can place a wager on the TIE for an 8 to 1 payout.
OX 6
Pays 40 to 1
Winning Player
3-card total of 6
TIGER 7
Pays 40 to 1
Winning Banker
3-card total of 7
KILL BET
Pays 30 to 1
Any Ox 6 or Tiger 7
that does not win
* All Banker Wagers push on a Tiger 7
EZ Baccarat
EZ Baccarat offers the same traditional game with the benefit of being completely commission free! In addition, get paid odds when you bet the Dragon 7 or Panda 8 and win!!
COMMISSION FREE
Object of Winning the Game
Players place a wager on which of the two hands – the Player or the Banker – will have a total point value closest to 9.
Baccarat Card Values
K, Q, J, 10 = 0 • Ace = 1 • All other cards = face value
Note: When any hands total a double digit, use the right hand digit as your hand value.
Examples
2+3+6 = 11 The Hand’s value is 1
6+4 = 10 The Hand’s value is 0
King + 7 = 17 The Hand’s value is 7
RULES: PLAYER
When PLAYER’S First Two Cards Total:
- 0-1-2-3-4-5
- Draws a card
- 6-7
- Stands
- 8-9
- Natural (neither hand can draw on a third card)
RULES: BANKER
| When BANKER’S First Two Cards Total: | Draws When PLAYER’S Third Card Is: | Does Not Draw When PLAYER’S Third Card Is: |
| 3 | 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-9-0 | 8 |
| 4 | 2-3-4-5-6-7 | 1-8-9-0 |
| 5 | 4-5-6-7 | 1-2-3-8-9-0 |
| 6 | 6-7 | 1-2-3-4-5-8-9-0 |
| 7 | Stands | |
| 8-9 | Natural (neither hand draws) |
When the Player does not draw, Banker stands on 6. Note: if the Player does not draw a third card, the Banker assumes the rules of Player e.g. Hit 0-5, Stand on 6 and 7.
Place a wager on any of your friends’ hands being played at the EZ Baccarat table, and if their hand wins, you win too!
Now with Barona’s EZ Baccarat there are five ways to win! Players can place a wager on the Player for an even money payout. Players can place a wager on the Banker for an even money payout. Players can place a wager on the Tie for an 8 to 1 payout.
Players can try the Dragon 7
This side bet pays an amazing 40 to 1 payout when the Banker wins with a 3-card hand totaling 7.
Or, try the new Panda 8 bonus
This side bet pays 25 to 1 when the PLAYER wins with a 3-card hand totaling 8.
EZ Pai Gow
Come play EZ Pai Gow today! One of your favorite table games is now completely EZ! Our commission-free Pai Gow offers a variety of ways to win. Bet the Queen’s Dragon™ bonus bet, the Wild Dynasty Progressive, or both! And don’t forget, with the Wild Dynasty progressive you can wager on your hand, the Dealer’s hand, or BOTH!! Pai Gow sure is easy at Barona!
The game is played with a 53-card deck, including one Joker that acts as a wild card. Each Player receives
seven cards. A roll of the dice determines which Player receives the first set of cards. The Dealer’s position is
always 1, 8, or 15; numbered clockwise. Each Player then arranges his/her seven cards into a five-card hand and a two-card hand. Traditional poker rankings are used to set the hands. The five-card hand must rank higher than the two-card hand.
Once all hands are set, they are compared to the Dealer’s hand. If both of the Player’s hands beat the Dealer’s hands, the Player wins. If both of the Player’s hands lose to the Dealer’s hands, the Player loses. If a Player wins one hand and loses the other, it is considered a Push. Should one hand be exactly the same as the Dealer’s hand, it is called a Copy and the Dealer wins the hand. House betting limits apply.
THE QUEEN’S DRAGON
The “Queen’s Dragon” is an optional wager made prior to the card delivery. Should the Dealer receive a Queen
High only, all EZ PAI GOW wagers will Push, and all “Queen’s Dragon” wagers will be paid odds of 50 to 1.
Place a wager on any of your friends’ hands being played at the EZ Pai Gow table, and if their hand wins, you win too!
Asia Poker
If you like EZ Pai Gow, you’ll love Asia Poker. Asia Poker is played with a standard 53 card deck, including a Joker. The Joker can be used as an Ace or to complete straights and flushes. In Asia Poker, Players and the Dealer receive seven cards. The seven cards are then used to set a one card “Low” hand, a two card “Mid” hand, and a four card “High” hand. When all Players have set their hands, the Dealer’s hand will be exposed. The Dealer will then set them in the Low, Mid, and High style. Once the Dealer’s hand has been set, the showdown will begin. The Dealer will compare their Low hand to the Player’s Low hand, their Mid hand to the Player’s Mid hand, and their High hand to the Player’s High hand. Beat the Dealer on at least two of the three hands, and you WIN!
*Proprietary game and trademark used under license from SHFL entertainment, Inc.
Insurance Bet
The Insurance Bet is an optional side bet that can be made on Asia Poker. The Insurance Bet will be paid or taken based solely on the composition of the Player’s hand; there will be no showdown.
| Hand | Pays |
| Nine High | 100 to 1 |
| Ten High | 40 to 1 |
| Jack High | 10 to 1 |
| Queen High | 7 to 1 |
| King High | 6 to 1 |
| Ace High | 3 to 1 |
Rules of the Game
• Players place a mandatory wager to begin play
• Players may also place the optional Insurance Bet at this time
• All wagers must be within specified minimums and maximums
• Once all wagers are set, the Dealer will shake the dice to select where the “Action” begins
• Card distribution begins at the Action
• All positions will receive cards, regardless if a wager has been made. Once all positions have received their
cards, the Dealer will prove the final four cards
• Once the Dealer proves the final four cards, Players will be able to pick up their hands
• Players will set their cards in the following fashion
• A one-card Low hand
• A two-card Mid hand
• A four-card High hand
• The High hand must be a higher value than the Mid hand, and the Mid hand must be a higher value than
the Low hand. If this order is not kept the hand will be considered “Foul” and the hand will lose automatically
• When all hands are set, the Dealer will expose their cards and set House Way
• Players must win at least two of the three showdowns to win