Casino Game

"Texas Hold-em Poker"

The game consists of two cards being dealt face down to each player and then five community cards being placed by the dealer, a series of three (flop) then two additional single cards (turn & river), with players having the option to check, bet or fold after each deal, i.e. betting may occur prior to the flop, ‘on the flop’, ‘on the turn’ and ‘on the river’.
Play begins with the player in the small blind receiving the first card and the player in the button seat receiving the last card dealt. These cards are the player's hole or pocket cards and are the only cards each player will receive individually. They will only (possibly) be revealed at the showdown, making Texas Hold 'em a closed poker game

"American Roulette"

Roulette is one of the easiest games to play and understand in the whole casino. If you have a favorite lucky number this is the game for you, as you'll have a new chance to win with every spin of the wheel! There are many exciting ways to bet and win on our casino-quality Roulette table -- and our helpful dealers will make sure you and your casino party guests can easily learn them all.

"Indian Flush"

Teen Patti is an Indian card game also known as Indian Flush. Everyone places this minimum stake in the pot - a collection of money in the centre of the table, which will be won by one of the players. The dealer deals out the cards one at a time until everyone has three cards. The players then bet on who has the best three card hand. Each has the option to look at their three-card hand before betting (playing seen) or to leave their cards face down on the table (playing blind).
The betting starts with the player to the left of the dealer and continues with players taking turns in clockwise order around the table, for as many circuits as are needed. Each player in turn can either put an additional bet into the pot to stay in, or pay nothing further and fold. When folding, you permanently drop out of the betting and sacrifice any money you have already put into the pot during that deal.
The betting continues in this way until one of the following things happen:
1. All except one player have folded. In that case the last surviving player wins all the money in the pot, irrespective of the cards held.
2. All except two players have folded and one of these players at their turn pays for a show. In that case the cards of both players are exposed and compared

"Black Jack"

Blackjack is one of the most popular and simple casino table games. Also known as "21," this game is a virtual "must have" at any casino party! Up to seven players at a time can try their luck against our friendly dealers -- who can teach you all the ins and outs of splitting pairs, doubling down and playing like a seasoned card shark!

"5 Card Poker (Caribean Stud Poker)"

If you don't find it easy to hold a "poker face," Caribbean Stud can be the ideal game for you and your casino party. This fun and easy-to-learn game has you playing only against the dealer -- and because there's never a need to bluff, you can cheer that Royal Flush the moment it's dealt to you!

"7Up 7Down"

This is a dice game where the host throws the dice and the players bet on 3 numbers - numbers below 7, 7 and numbers above 7. On numbers below and above 7 the players get double their stake and on 7 the players get 5 times their stake. For example if i bet 100 bucks on "below" and 7 comes, I will lose, but if 6 comes, then i win 200 bucks. Similarly if someone has betted 100 bucks on 7 and if 7 comes, he wins 500 bucks.

"Derby"

Derby is an electronic horse racing game. One to 10 players sit around a racetrack as they watch 5 horses compete in race after race. With a bet as little as 25 cents and about 90 seconds between races this can definitely be a decent time killer — if you can find one. The number of games out there is decreasing fast. It is only a matter of time before the game is completely extinct.

"Banco"

A glamorous game with flexible limits, where you decide to bet on Player or Banker. Punto Banco is popular among serious, sophisticated players because it has the largest wagers available in the casino.

"How to Play"

Punto Banco is played with 6 Decks of Cards. The object of the game is to bet either on Punto (Player) or Banco (Banker) and whichever achieves a Point Total closest to 9 wins. All cards from 2 to 9 are counted at face value and an Ace is counted as 1. Picture cards (King, Queen & Jack) and tens have a value of 0 or any card combinations totaling 10 will likewise be regarded as 0.