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LIVE DEALER BACCARAT
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Introduction
Caribbean stud poker is a version of the five card stud poker
which has the added fun of a progressive jackpot. You play the hand that you are given: there is no deal draw
level in the Caribbean stud so you do not have to choose the cards that you
want to hold. The player's hand is
placed against the hand of the dealer with the highest ranking poker hand winning.
How to Play
Start by putting the wager in the assigned space. If you want to have the opportunity to
get prizes from the jackpot, press on the table's coin slot. An amount of 1.00 will be placed into
your wager. Players are then given
five faced up cards and the dealer is given one faced up card. At this moment the player has to choose
from two choices available:
Surrender
If surrender is chosen, every wager is forfeited and the play
is over.
Raise
An extra bet being the same to double the starting wager is
made in the raise space on the table.
The dealer gets four more faced up cards.
The dealer has to qualify, by keeping at least an ace and a
king or better card. If the
dealer's hand does not qualify, the player is paid on a one to one ratio on the
starting wager and the raise bet is given back to the player like a push.
If the dealer qualifies, the play moves forward to the
showdown where the player and the dealer's hands are matched with the highest
ranked hand winning.
Showdown
If... |
then... |
the Dealer wins |
The player loses both the starting and Raise wagers. |
Dealer and Player Tie |
Starting and Raise wagers are pushed |
the Player wins |
The Player is paid even money (1:1) on the starting wager
and the Raise is paid depending on the Raise Pay Table below. |
Raise Pay Table
If the Player wins, the payout for the Raise wager is based
in this way:
Player
Hand |
Payout |
Royal Flush |
100:1 |
Straight Flush |
50:1 |
4 of a Kind |
20:1 |
Full House |
7:1 |
Flush |
5:1 |
Straight |
4:1 |
3 of a Kind |
3:1 |
2 Pair |
2:1 |
1 Pair |
1:1 |
Ace-King |
1:1 |
Other |
Push |
JackPot/Progressive Payout
If player wins and has added to the jackpot the payouts are:
Player
Hand |
Payout |
Royal Flush |
100% of the Jack Pot |
Straight Flush |
10% of the Jack Pot |
4 of a Kind |
$500 |
Full House |
$100 |
Flush |
$50 |
Game control
Button |
Description |
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Starts a new game. |
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Clear the bets |
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Repeats your earlier bet. |
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Instructs the dealer to draw the cards. |
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Folds your hand and forfeits starting wager. |
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Adds a wager equal to double your starting wager to the
table. |
General Information
Introduction
Our games are programmed to be easy to play and learn. With
just a few basic concepts you will be able to play in no time.
This help page is meant to show you the way to bet and play
our casino games, how to acquire information on your play history, how to customize
the game to fit your personal tastes.
We will also demonstrate to you how to rapidly add funds to your account
in case that you need extra money.
If you want instructions for a certain game, select the game
from the menu on top. This help guide has only the aspects that are added in
every game and does not go into the specifics of a game.
The Game Interface
Every game has the following sections and/or icons:
Bet and Balance displays: At the lower left corner are two
boxes that have the current total balance-the money that is ready for you for
wagering, and your current bet-the quantity you have on the current play.
Message display:
At the middle of the window at the bottom portion will be shown the game
messages, like how much you have won, etc.
Cashier button:
If you are playing for real in our games, a cashier icon will be shown
in the bottom left corner on top of the balance box. Pressing on this icon will make a popup screen to appear
with the interface for the cashier, enabling you to do fast deposits into your
gaming account.
Options Button:
Pressing
on the options icon in the bottom right zone of the window will display the
game options screen. |
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Game speed:
All of our games have a speed setting that goes from one to five.
Chip Balloon:
Our games have a chip balloon that displays the value of a stack of
chips. You can turn it off here. |
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Sound effects:
You can change the sound effects like the card sound; sic bo tumbler,
etc. here.
Voices: Change
the dealer's announcements like "Dealer hasÉ" here. |
History button: Pressing this button will make a popup screen
to be shown with a comprehensive summary of all your wagers and endings for the
current game. You can also get
this information in the games' website from the history area in the main page.
Help button:
Pressing on the help icon makes a popup screen to be shown with the help
for every game in the website. The
current game will be shown at first, but you can access the instructions for
the remainder of the games by picking it in the menu at the top of this page. This information is also found in the
main page at the help section.
The Game play Sequence
All of our games are played by entering the game, selecting
the table limits, wagering, playing, and looking at the results of your wager
and game play options. We will
briefly discuss these levels of game play, and demonstrate to you all your
necessary information to become an experienced player.
Here are some descriptions for every single one of the parts
of the game play:
Starting the game:
Once you have chosen a game from the casino game menu, a screen will pop
up.
This is the game screen. You will have the game table, the console for the game, and
various buttons.
Choosing table limits:
Before beginning the game you have to be shown with a screen which
offers you three options of table limits.
These are the table limits that will be affecting your wagers-you cannot
bet less than the minimum or more than the maximum. These wagers limit apply to all the bet zones. In blackjack, the table limits affect
every bet location individually.
If you are not asked to select a limit for the table the game has been
give a limit by default and is shown on the table's plaque.
Placing your bet:
Once you have chosen your table limits, the limits screen will be
withdrawn (the table limits will still be shown on the table's plaque to the
right corner of the chip zone on the table). On the left corner, lower portion of the table are one or
several bet zones. These zones are
displayed as a somewhat lighter circle.
In Keno, Sic Bo, Roulette and some other casino games you could need to
move the mouse cursor to access the various bet zones.
To place a bet, press on a chip and press in the bet
zone. The chip with the quantity
you chose will be displayed in the bet zone. The quantity of the chip will be subtracted from your
balance and placed with your bet.
To remove a bet, control-press on the selected chip (click
and hold the "ctrl" icon and then press on the selected chip). This will remove the selected
chip from the table, and the chip's value will be subtracted from your bet and placed
with your balance.
Spin/Roll/Deal: According on the game you are enjoying, you
have to begin the game play by clicking the spin, roll, or deal buttons. These icons will be found in the middle
at the lower portion of the table.
When you click the button, the dealer will draw the initial cards, spin
the sic bo tumbler, spin the roulette wheel to commence the game.
Game play: The game moves forward depending on the individual
game. Certain games, like
blackjack, the game moves forward through many levels where you have to choose
between many plays. Other games,
such as baccarat, have one level-the cards are drawn and you either lose or
win.
The rules for every individual game are covered in a great
way. To see these rules, pick the
game from the menu located above this rules screen.
Starting a new game:
Once you have finished the game, you can play one more time by pressing
the new game button. If you are
playing a casino card game, the casino cards are reshuffled at the start of
every new game. At the start of
the following game, you must use the re-bet. This will put the equal wager on
the table that you made in the earlier game. Just press the re-bet button.
Basic Poker Strategy
