FOUR CARD POKER*

Four Card Poker is a fast paced specialty game in which the player goes head-to-head with the dealer. Four Card Poker gives the player an option to triple down on the Play bet and offers a generous bonus if the player should win.

To compete against the dealer, players make an Ante wager. They may also make the Aces Up wager to compete against the paytable. Each player will receive 5 cards to make the best possible four card hand. The dealer will receive 6 cards in which to make the best possible four card hand for the house. The dealer will always qualify.

After looking at their cards, the players have the option to fold or make the Play wager. The Play wager can be up to three times their Ante wager. If the player's hand beats or ties the dealer's hand, both their play and Ante wagers win. If the dealer's hand beats the player's hand, the player loses both wagers.

The Aces Up bonus wins when the player is holding a pair of aces or better. It also wins regardless of winning or losing to the dealer. If the player hold a Three of a Kind or better in their hand, they will win an Automatic Bonus on their Ante wager. Automatic Bonuses always win, even if the player loses to the dealer.

• Aces Up: Four-Of-A-Kind - 50:1
• Straight Flush - 40:1
• Three-of-a-Kind - 8:1
• Flush - 6:1
• Straight - 4:1
• Two Pair - 2:1
• Pair of Aces - 1:1

Mississippi Stud

Four Card Poker is a fast paced specialty game in which the player goes head-to-head with the dealer. Four Card Poker gives the player an option to triple down on the Play bet and offers a generous bonus if the player should win.

To compete against the dealer, players make an Ante wager. They may also make the Aces Up wager to compete against the paytable. Each player will receive 5 cards to make the best possible four card hand. The dealer will receive 6 cards in which to make the best possible four card hand for the house. The dealer will always qualify.

After looking at their cards, the players have the option to fold or make the Play wager. The Play wager can be up to three times their Ante wager. If the player's hand beats or ties the dealer's hand, both their play and Ante wagers win. If the dealer's hand beats the player's hand, the player loses both wagers.

The Aces Up bonus wins when the player is holding a pair of aces or better. It also wins regardless of winning or losing to the dealer. If the player hold a Three of a Kind or better in their hand, they will win an Automatic Bonus on their Ante wager. Automatic Bonuses always win, even if the player loses to the dealer.

Mississippi Stud is a 5-card poker game that you compete against a Paytable, not against a dealer or other players.

Objective: Get the best 5-card poker hand you can with the cards dealt. See the paytable for winning hands.
How to play: You make your ANTE bet. You’re dealt two cards. There are three community cards (3rd Street, 4th Street, 5th Street) that are dealt face down.

You must make a:
3rd Street Bet to see the 3rd Street card, (or elect to fold)
4th Street Bet to see the 4th Street Card, (or elect to fold)
5th Street Bet to see the 5th Street card. (or elect to fold)
***all bets made including the Ante get paid odds***

MISSISSIPPI STUD PAYTABLE:

• Royal Flush - 500:1
• Straight Flush - 100:1
• 4 of a Kind - 40:1
• Full House - 10:1
• Flush - 6:1
• Straight - 4:1
• 3 of a Kind - 3:1
• Two Pair - 2:1
• Pair of Jacks or Better - 1:1
• Pair of 6's-10's - Push

• Straight Flush - 40:1
• 3 of a Kind - 30:1
• Straight - 6:1
• Flush - 4:1
• Pair - 1:1