Baccarat was made famous in the United States when a tuxedoed Agent 007 played at the same tables with his arch rivals in many James Bond films. You don t have to wear a tux or worry about spies when playing at Cache Creek Casino Resort, but you CAN win stacks of chips just like they do in the movies! The cards are dealt according to fixed rules. There are no options regarding drawing the third card for either the Banker or Player. The hand closest to 9 wins. Cards 2-9 are face value. 10 s and face cards have no value. If the cards total more than 9, subtract 10 to reach the total. The final value is from 0 to 9. Tie bets pay 8 to 1. Banker wins deduct 5% commission. Pair bets pay 11 to 1. 1. If: Banker and/or Player have 8 or 9 on first two cards, no further cards are drawn. 2. If not, then: Player having 0-5 must draw one card. Player having 6-7 must stand. 3. Then: Banker stands or draws one card as indicated by the chart. (over)
Player Hand Rules 0,1,2,3,4,5 6,7 8,9 Player draws a card Player stand NATURAL BANK CANNOT DRAW Bank Hand Rules HAVING 3 4 5 6 7 8-9 DRAW WHEN PLAYER DRAWS A,2,3,4,5,6,7,9,10 2,3,4,5,6,7 4,5,6,7 6,7 STAND STAND WHEN PLAYER DRAWS 8 A,8,9,10 A,2,3,8,9,10 A,2,3,4,5,8,9,10 NATURAL PLAYER CANNOT DRAW If player takes no card, banker must draw 0-5 and stand on 6-9
It s fast and easy to play. The adult version of the game we played as kids. Each Player and the Dealer receive one card. Players win if their card is higher than the Dealer s card. If the Player and Dealer tie, the Player has the option to Go To War with the Dealer or surrender half of their wager. To Go To War, the Player will make an additional matching bet to their initial wager. The Dealer will also match the Player s initial wager. The Player and Dealer will each receive another card. The highest card wins the bets on the layout. If there is another tie, the Player will get paid for the initial wager and collect the money on the layout. Bet the TIE BET to win a 10-to-1 payout if the Player and Dealer tie.
Start your play with a Pass Line bet. 7 or 11 on first (come out) number called is a winner. Or 4 5 6 8 9 10 is your point. Win if your point is called before 7. Odds wagers on Pass Line (optional) after point is established. Place bets Place a bet on inside numbers and win odds payoffs when they hit. Come bets Win on 7 or 11, or move to number called (exclude craps 2, 3 or 12). Take your odds! Field bets One roll bets earn even money with 2 and 12 getting 2-to-1 odds. Proposition bets Up to 30-to-1 odds for one number prop bets. Hard Ways Up to 9-to-1 odds on hardway 4, 6, 8, 10. Craps is outcome totaling 2, 3, or 12. Buy, Don t Buy, and Don t Pass bets are available Dice do not determine the outcome. See game for details. 14455 Highway 16 Brooks, CA 95606
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Players should take their money when they leave the table, even for a short time. Those that leave money on the table when not present, do so at their own risk. Bet with your head, not over it. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem and wants help, call 1-800- GAMBLER.
It s fun and exciting and you don t have to play against the dealer. Let It Ride is a version of Five-Card Stud poker. Each Player is dealt three cards which are combined with the two Community Cards on the board, to make a five-card hand. Players that end up with a pair of 10 s or higher, win! The better the hand, the better the payout! Make three equal wagers on three spots on the layout. Before the Community Cards are exposed, Players have the option to draw back the first and/or second wagers, or to Let It Ride. The $ spot wager must play. Play the Bonus wager for $1 to receive bonus payouts for hands of two pairs or higher! Make an additional optional wager on the Let It Ride Bonus and win odds payouts for the three cards dealt that have a pair or higher.
The objective of No Commission Baccarat is to have a Player or Banker hand closest to 9. No Commission Baccarat is played with eight decks of 52 cards each (No Jokers). The Cards are counted at face value, except for Tens and Face Cards, which count as Zero (0), Aces count as One (1), etc. the suits are irrelevant. Play commences with two cards alternately being dealt to each hand, first card to the Player and the second card to the Banker and so forth. The possibility of a third card is dependent upon a prescribed set of rules (see Rules of the Draw). If the total exceeds Nine (9), only the right side of the digit is counted. For example, an Eight (8) and a Seven (7) equals Five (5). No Commission Baccarat does not charge a commission on winning Banker Wagers and does so without changing the Draw Rules of the Standard Game. The game eliminates the commission paid on the winning Banker Hands by paying 1 to 2 when the Banker wins with a hand of Six (6). Players betting the Banker also have the option of making a wager called Bonus Bet. The Bonus Bet pays 15 to 1 when the Banker wins with any Six (6). The Maximum Bet allowed is $50 and the Player must have a wager on the Banker. In addition to the Bonus Bet, all Players have the option of making a Player/ Banker Three-Card Six (6) Bonus Bet. This bet pays 10 to 1 if the Player OR Banker hand is a three-card Six (6) and pays 50 to 1 when both the Player and Banker hands are three-card Sixes (6s). Bonus Bet Payouts Bonus Bet (Banker Bettors Only) Banker wins on any hand of Six (6).............15 to 1 Three-Card Six Bonus Bet Player OR Banker three-card Six (6)............10 to 1 Player AND Banker three-card Six (6).......... 50 to 1
Rules of the Draw No further cards are drawn if Player and/or Banker have 8 or 9 on first two cards If not, then Player having 0-5 must draw one card Player having 6-7 must stand. Banker will always stand on 7 Banker will always draw 5 or less, and stand on 6 or more when the Player stands on 6 or 7 Banker will draw a card when his first two cards total 2 or less Player Hand Rules - First Two card total: 0,1,2,3,4,5 6,7 8,9 Player draws a card Player stand Natural - Bank cannot draw Banker Hand Rules - First Two card total: 3 4 5 6 PLAYER DRAWS 8 2,3,4,5,6,7 4,5,6,7 6,7 BANKER MUST stand draw draw draw Lucky Bonus Paytable 15-to-1 BET PAYOFF $ 5 $ 75 $10 $150 $15 $225 $20 $300 $25 $375 $30 $450 $35 $525 $40 $600 $45 $675 $50 $750
A Progressive Jackpot has been added to this exciting game The ancient game of Pai Gow is modernized by using a standard deck of cards, plus a Joker, and is called Pai Gow Poker. Each Player receives seven cards from which they form two hands: a five-card hand and a two-card hand. The five-card hand must have a higher poker value than the two-card hand. The Joker is a wild card that can be used as an Ace or to complete a Straight, Flush, or Straight Flush, only. To win, both hands must have a higher poker value than the Banker. If both hands are of the same value, the Banker wins. A push occurs when one hand is higher and one is lower. Each Player has the option to Bank a hand, in turn. Player/Banker will alternate Banking with the house. Player/Bankers must cover all wagers on the table (excluding the bonus bet). Fortune Pai Gow Poker has an additional (optional) side bet that earns bonus payouts for qualifying hands that pay up to $25,000, even if you don t beat the Banker! Any Fortune bonus bet that is $5 or more also qualifies for an additional Envy payout. An Envy Bonus payout is based on any PLAYERS qualifying hand on the table. Wager $5 on the progressive and if you receive a 7 card straight flush you win the progressive amount. If you wager $5 on the progressive and are dealt 5 aces you win 10% of the progressive amount. Progressive is capped at $500,000.
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Play Pair Plus Bet the Pair Plus spot to bet your own hand. If you have a pair or better you win! It s just you and the cards. Play Ante Bet on the Ante spot to play against the Dealer s hand. Dealer qualifies with a Queen high or better. When the Dealer doesn t qualify, the Ante bet is automatically paid 1 to 1 odds. Just you against the Dealer. Play Both It s you and the cards for a pair or better; it s you and the Dealer for the best Three Card Poker hand. You must also make the Play wager or you will forfeit both the Ante and the Pair Plus wagers. Ante Bonus If you make the Ante and Play wagers, you may win a bonus payout even if the Dealer doesn t qualify, and even if the Dealer s hand beats your hand! Bad Beat Wager The wager is optional, Players that make the bet, win if they are involved in a Bad Beat with the Dealer. There are two ways to win: The Player has three of a kind or better and loses to the Dealer. The Player beats the Dealer s hand of three of a kind or better.
The Player receives five cards and the Dealer receives six cards to make the best four-card hand. Ranking of Hands Four-of-a-Kind, Straight Flush, Three-of-a-Kind, Flush, Straight, Two pairs, Pair. Bet the Ante spot (required) to play against the Dealer s hand. After viewing the cards, the Player must make a Play wager (equal to or up to 3 times the Ante wager) to stay in the game. The best four-card hand wins. The Ante and Play bets pay even money. The Player wins ties! Automatic Bonuses Get an automatic bonus payout on the Ante bet when the Player has Four-of-a-Kind, Straight Flush, or Three-of-a-Kind. Bonuses are paid even when the Dealer has a better four-card hand! Aces Up Bet the Aces Up wager and win bonus odds payouts when dealt a pair of Aces or better. The Aces Up bonus is paid even when the Dealer has a better hand. Bad Beat Wager The wager is optional, Players that make the bet, win if they are involved in a Bad Beat with the Dealer. There are two ways to win: The Player loses with two pair or better. The Player beats the Dealer s hand of two pair or better.
The Best Poker Action in Northern California The Poker Room at Cache Creek Casino Resort offers some of the best poker action in Northern California. Texas Hold em is the game of choice here at Cache Creek. We offer a variety of limits in the Poker Room. Lower limit Players will enjoy $3-$6 and $4-$8 with a full kill. And Players who like a little more action will enjoy our No-Limit games. We offer No-Limit games with a wide variety of buy-ins. Bad Beat Jackpots The Poker Room offers a Bad Beat Jackpot. Aces full of 10 s or better beaten, with both Players using both Hole Cards win. It s that easy! Just being on the table that hits a Bad Beat Jackpot pays. All the Players on a table that hits the jackpot will share a portion of the winnings. There are also cash prizes awarded daily for other fun and easy Poker Room promotions. Ranking of Poker Hands Royal Flush Straight Flush Four of a kind Full House Flush Straight Three of a kind Two pair One pair High Card A, K, Q, J, 10 suited 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 suited 6, 6, 6, 6 7, 7, 7, 2, 2 five suited cards 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, unsuited A, A, A, 2, 3 K, K, J, J, 4 2, 2, J, 3, 7 A, Q, 10, 6, 4
Win up to 35 to 1! Buy in for special Roulette chips or play standard casino chips. Straight up, Splits, Corners, red/black, even/odd wagers pay varying odds... see chart below. Players are responsible for bet position regardless of whether the Dealer places the bet. Example Position ROULETTE STRAIGHT BETS Description Odds A B C D E F G H I J K Straight up Column Bet Dozen Red or Black Odd or Even 1 to 18 or 19 to 36 Split Row Corner Five Numbers Six Numbers All numbers, zero & double zero Any of the 12 numbers in the column bet 1 through 12, 13 through 24 or 25 through 36 The color on the number corresponds to color bet All odd numbers or all even numbers All numbers 1 through 18 or 19 through 36 ROULETTE COMBINATION BETS Either of the two numbers split Any of the three numbers in the row bet Any of the four numbers forming the corner 0, 00, 1, 2 or 3 Any of the six numbers in the two rows bet 35 to 1 2 to 1 2 to 1 1 to 1 1 to 1 1 to 1 17 to 1 11 to 1 8 to 1 6 to 1 5 to 1 Fall of the ball does not determine the outcome. See game for details.
Ultimate Texas Hold em is a Community Card poker game played with one standard 52-card deck. The object of the game, for Players and Dealer alike, is to make the best five-card hand, using any combination of their two-card hand (Hole Cards) along with the three, four or five of the Community Cards (called Board Cards). The standard ranking of five-card poker hands apply. The best five-card hand wins. Each Player is competing against the Dealer. Each Player must make equal wagers on the Ante and blind to receive two cards. Players also have the option to place a Tips Bet Bonus wager. A two-card hand is dealt to each Player and the Dealer. Players now have a choice, Check (do nothing) or Make a Play wager of 3x or 4x their Ante wager. The three Community Cards (Flop) are placed face up on the table. Players that have not yet made a Play wager have a choice, Check or Make a Play wager of 2x their Ante. The Dealer then places the final two Community Cards (Turn and River) face up on the layout. The Players that have not yet made a Play wager have a choice to Fold or Make a Play wager of 1x their Ante. The Dealer then reveals their two Hole Cards and announces the best five-card hand. The Dealer needs a pair to qualify. Ultimate Texas Hold em lets Players bet aggressively. The earlier they bet, the more they can risk and win. If Players bet before the Flop, they may bet 2x their Ante. And if they wait until the River when all Community Cards are out they may only bet 1x their Ante. This game also features an optional bet, the Trips Bonus wager. Players win the Trips Bonus if their final five-card hand is three of a kind or higher. Winning combinations are paid regardless of the outcome of the Player and Dealer five-card hand. Odds and pay tables are printed on layout. Bad Beat Wager - The wager is optional, Players that make the bet win if they are involved in a Bad Beat with the Dealer. There are two ways to win: The Player has three of a kind or better and loses to the Dealer. The Player beats the Dealer's hand of three of a kind or better.