Baccarat Players acquire 2 cards all, and neighboring to 9  wins. If the initial 2 cards treated entirety 8 or 9 that is acknowledged as a "Natural" and wins without delay, except another baccarat player also has a normal, which of itinerary makes it a Tie. If no naturals area strained, supplementary cards are dealt.

Rule Details:

• For Player
  • If Player have Narural 8 or 9 points, no more cards will be drawn for either side.
  • If the player's total is less than or equal to 5 the player's hand draws a third card.
  • If Player's total is 6 or 7 then no more card will be drawn.
• For Banker
  • If Banker have Natural 8 or 9 points, no more cards will be drawn for either side.
  • If the banker total is 2 or less then banker draws a card, regardless of what the players third card is.
  • If the banker total is 3 then the banker draws a third card unless the players third card was an 8.
  • If the banker total is 4 then the banker draws a third card unless the players third card was a 0, 1, 8, or 9.
  • If the banker total is 5 then the banker draws a third card if the players third card was 4, 5, 6, or 7.
  • If the banker total is 6 then the banker draws a third card if the players third card was a 6 or 7.
  • If the banker total is 7 then the banker stands.
  • Big bets win when 1 or 2 supplementary card is needed. Total 5 or 6 cards.

Dragon & Tiger is a game that bets who has the higher points of card.

Game Instructions:

• Player will place their bet at their choices from "Dragon" or "Tiger" or "Tie".
• Dealer will distribute one card, each at "Dragon" & "Tiger".
• To determine the winner, the one ("Dragon" or "Tiger") who has the highest points will be the winner. If the "Dragon" & "Tiger" got the same points, it is a "TIE" game (regardless of the suit).
• K is the highest point & A is the lowest point.
• K, Q, J, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, A
• Win 1:1 Tie 1:8
• No matter "Dragon" or "Tiger" win, there will be no commission charge on either side. However, if there was a "Tie", the bet amounts on "Dragon" or "Tiger" will be deducted by 50% as commission charge. The remained balance will be returned to all "Dragon" and "Tiger" players.

Small

Win when the total points of the three dice is between 4 and 10.

Big

Win when the total points of the three dice is between 11 and 17.

Single number bet

Single number bet on a selected number. Win if selected number come out

Specific Triple

To win a Specific Triple bet, all three of the dice must show the Specific Triple you selected.

Any Triple

To win the Any Triple bet, all three of the dice must show the same number, but it can any same possible numbers.

Specific Total

To win a Specific Total bet, all three of the dice must add up to the Specific Total you select.

Specific Double

To win a Specific Double bet, two of the three dice must show the Double you select.

Pair Match

Two of the three dice must show the pair selected.

Pay Table:

• Bet Type	Payout
  Small Bet (4-10)	1:1
  Big Bet (11-17)	1:1
  Number Bet Numbers - Single Numbers - Double Numbers - Triple	1:1 2:1 3:1
  Specific Triple	150:1
  Any Triple	24:1
  Total Number Bets Total = 4 Total = 5 Total = 6 Total = 7 Total = 8 Total = 9 Total = 10 Total = 11 Total = 12 Total = 13 Total = 14 Total = 15 Total = 16 Total = 17	50:1 18:1 14:1 12:1 8:1 6:1 6:1 6:1 6:1 8:1 12:1 14:1 18:1 50:1
  Specific Double	8:1
  Pair Match	5:1

Any Triple Rules

Both Small Bets and Big Bets lose when the result is Any Triple.

Cocked Dice Rule

If any of the dice is not lying flat or any dice overlap another dice after the dice have been tumbled we called it cocked dice,dealer would reactivate the dice tumbler 1 time.cIn case of such situation occurred, no placed wager can be withdrawn or cancelled.

Roulette was first played in France back in the 17th century. It is now one of the most popular European gambling games and Monte Carlo in Monaco is a well known and famous casino centre for playing roulette.

Roulette straight-up bet

Roulette straight-up bet or single number bet. Pays 35 to 1

Roulette split bet

A two-number bet, called split bet. Pays 17 to 1. (Place bet on the line between 2 numbers)

Roulette street bet

A three-number bet, called street bet, pays 11 to 1.

Roulette square bet

A four-number bet, called Square bet and corner bet. Pays 8 to 1

Roulette Line bets

Six numbers bet Line Bet. Pays 5 to 1

Roulette Low or High Bet

1 to 18 = Low and 19 to 36 = High. Pays 1 to 1.

Roulette Black or Red

Black or Red bet. Pays 1 to 1

Roulette Odd or Even

Odd and Even bet. Pays 1 to 1

Roulette Collum Bet

12 number bets. The above example is the 3rd collum. Pays 2 to 1

Roulette Dozens Bet

Another 12 number bet. The above example is 1st Dozen. Pays 2 to 1

0 is neither Black or Red, Odd or Even, Low or High, Dozen and Collum therefore if 0 is the winning number then all outside bets lose.

The chips are placed onto the plate and covered with the cup and set onto a table. The plate is picked up by a dealer a few inches from the table and shaken while covered. Players will take time to place a wager on several bet choices.

Those bets are:

• After the betting period, the cup is removed revealing the number or red chips and the number of white chips.
• Winning bet amounts are calculated according to the following odds:

An Ancient Chinese game form the village, popular in the latter half of 19th century. Tables design with a box in the center, the betting area are labeled with number 1,2,3,4. Dealer will open the cover and scoop a bunch of buttons/beads with a cup. The dealer will devide the beads 4 by 4 with a small stick. The objective of this game is to bet the last remaining number of Bead(s) between the 1 to 4 will be the winning number. Ex: If left 1 bead then winning number is 1, left 2 beads then winning number is 2, left 3 beads then winning number is 3 and if left 4 beads then winning number is 4.

Rule Details:

Fan (Single number bets)

A bet on single number. Pays 1: 2.85

Read:

A bet on two numbers, one of which is indicated as a push. Such as the idea to bet 4,3 then if the remaining number is 4 then win, if the remaining number is 3, then its a push. If the remaining number is 1 or 2, then lose. Other 1 read 2 read 3 and so on, meaning the same. Pays 1: 1.9

Angle:

A bet on two numbers, both numbers win. Pays 1 : 0.95

Through:

A bet on three numbers, one of which is indicated as a push. Pays 2 : 0.95

Three:

A bet on three numbers, all of which win. Pays 3 : 0.31

• If any of the dice is not lying flat or any dice overlap another dice after the dice have been tumbled we called it cocked dice, The game will be cancelled

LIVE BAI BUU GAME RULES

A standard 52-card deck will be used to play this game

The player will choose to bet on either BANKER or PLAYER

The dealer then arranges the cards into 2 sides, with 4 cards each

The card from each side will then be arranged to form a High Hand and Low Hand with 2 cards each

RANKS OF THE CARDS

4 of a kind

3 of a kind

The point from 0 to 9 (Two cards count as Bacarrat points, for example, 9&6 count as 5, or 4&9 count as 3.)

A is the highest card in this game (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, J, Q, K, A)

The ranks of the suit are from small to Big: Diamonds - Clubs - Hearts - Spade

Ten points (only A&9 counts as 10 points (they call it “Kong”), unlike combinations such as 2&8 or 3&7, which counts as 0.)

UNDERSTANDING THE POINTS STRUCTURE & SPLITTING MECHANICS

The card must be arranged with a higher point ( total point from 2 cards) as the High Hand and a lower point ( total point from another 2 cards ) as the Low Hand

The number of pairs that cannot be split are: 4,4/ 5,5/ 10,10/ J,J/ Q,Q/ K,K & A,A

The number of pairs that must be split are: 2,2/ 3,3/ 6,6/ 7,7/ 8,8 & 9,9

For Pair of 2 : (3+7), (4+7), (5+7), (6+7), (4+6), (5+6) will be split

For Pair of 3 : (4+6), (5+6) will be split

For Pair of 6 : (1+2), (2+10/J/Q/K), (3+10/J/Q/K), (3+9), (3+8) will be split

For Pair of 7 : (1+2), (10+J/Q/K), (2+9), (2+10/J/Q/K), (1+10/J/Q/K), (2+8) will be split

For Pair of 8 : (1+10/J/Q/K), (10+J/Q/K) will be split

For Pair of 9 : (1+10/J/Q/K), (10+J/Q/K) will be split

The game odds are 1 pays 0.95

NOTE:

When push game will compare the highest card value of the player and banker. If it’s the same card value, it will be compared with the card’s suit.

The B2B Money wheel consists of 54 segments which are marked with numbers (1,2,5,10,20,40) that have a unique colour for each number. Should the wheel stop on your chosen number after spinning hence you will win. There are also multiplier segments of 2x and 5x in which will trigger a bonus spin where your win will be multiplied after the spin.

Game Rules

• Firstly, place your bet on any of the numbers that you predict the wheel will stop at from 1,2,5,10,20 or 40
• Once the betting timer reaches 0, the wheel will be spun
• Once the wheel has stopped spinning, the segment (winning number) will be the one at the pointer.
• All wins are paid on a to one basis where the odds are depicted by each number in the betting panel such as 1 pays to 1, 5 pays to 1 etc. (Refer to payout table)
• However, should the wheel stop spinning at a multiplier segment (2x or 5x), then all bets remain in place and the wheel is spun again.
• If the wheel stops on the number which you had bet on, hence your win is multiplied by 2 or 5 (Depending on the multiplier segment in last spin in the same round)
• However, if the wheel stops two or more times on a multiplier segment in a single round, then all bets will remain in place until the wheel stops on a number segment. In cases of this, the multipliers will be stacked

• For example: if the first spin fell on 2x and the second spin was at 5x while the third spin was on number 2, hence it will be as follows if you had bet USD 100 on number 2:

  • USD 100 x 2 = USD 200 x 5 = USD 1000 (total payout)
• Multiplier wins can be stacked up to the maximum payout of the game
• This game has a maximum payout limit of USD 10,000 in a single round
• Any malfunction or error will void the game round

Gameplay Overview:

Super 10 is a betting card game played with 8 decks of cards, excluding all Jacks, Queens, Kings, and Jokers

The objective is to place a bet on which hand, either A or B, will be closest to or exactly match a total of 10

If both hands have the same total, the game may end in a tie

Card Values

Cards from 2 to 10 retain their face values.

Aces are counted as 1 point.

Initial Setup:

The dealer will draw two initial cards: one for Hand A and one for Hand B.

These two cards are revealed to all players, and betting begins.

Betting Phase:

Players place their bets on which hand—either A or B,Once betting closes, the game proceeds.

Draw Phase:

The dealer first draws a “burn” card (a card that is not used in the game and is set aside).

Following the burn card, the dealer draws two additional cards: one for Hand A and one for Hand B.

Pay-out

Note: If Hand A or Hand B wins with a total of 8 points, the payout is 1 to 0.7

Teen Patti is played with one standard 52 card deck (Jokers are excluded)

In Teen Patti, your goal is to beat the other side with a better three-card hand.

Place a bet on 1 of the player A or Player B or both of the optional Pair Plus and 6 Card Bonus bets.

You will receive three cards to compare with another side also received three cards

Three-card Straight has a higher value ranking than a three-card Flush in Teen Patti.

The individual cards are ranked in descending order: Ace (high or low), King, Queen, Jack, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3 and 2. An Ace can be the highest value card in a Straight of A, K, Q or the lowest value card in a Straight of 3, 2, A.

6 Cards Bonus

If you place an optional 6 Card Bonus bet, you win if your three cards plus the other side three cards make a five-card poker hand of Three of a Kind or better.

Payout