Game Guide

1. Slots General Rules

1.1. There are many different slot machines, but in general they all share the same basic concept.

1.2. You select a bet amount, which is usually made up of a coin value or denomination, and each time you spin the slot machine your bet amount is deducted from your bankroll. On some slot machines, you can also choose the number of paylines you want to play, although this feature is becoming less common in newer games.

1.3. After pressing "Spin" (or Bet, Play, etc., depending on the machine), the reels will spin and a result will be displayed. You win if the symbols line up correctly on a payline.

1.4. Paylines are most commonly evaluated from left to right, but some are evaluated from right to left, while others pay in both directions.

1.5. There are also certain symbols (usually called Scatters) that do not need to appear on a specific payline to award a prize or trigger a special feature.

1.6. The paytable for each slot provides information about how much you can win when symbols form winning combinations. The more matching symbols that line up, the larger the prize.

1.7. The prize is usually calculated as a multiplier of your bet.

1.8. Most modern slot machines include special features such as bonus games and free spins, which are triggered when certain symbols appear after a spin.

1.9. Each slot machine has its own specific rules and payout table, which can be found after opening the game.

1.10. To read the Game Guide for any casino game, click the Game Rules icon after opening the slot. There you will find detailed information about the rules, instructions, and payout tables for that game.

1.11. The Game Rules icon may appear differently depending on the game and the provider.

2. Live Casino General Rules

2.1. Players can interact with live dealers and other players through chat features.

2.2. The tables recreate the atmosphere of a real casino, and the game rules remain the same as in traditional casino play.

2.3. Technology allows players to interact with the dealer and other players during the game.

2.4. In live casino games, the dealers are real people who conduct the game in real time. This adds authenticity and creates an atmosphere similar to that of traditional casinos. They are well-trained professionals who provide an enjoyable and player-friendly experience.

2.5. Some of the game categories available in live casinos include Blackjack, Roulette, Craps, and Baccarat.

3. Blackjack General Rules

3.1. Blackjack is a card game played against the dealer.

3.2. The goal of Blackjack is to beat the dealer's hand without going over 21.

3.3. Face cards are worth 10, and Aces are worth either 1 or 11, whichever creates the better hand.

3.4. Each player starts with two cards, and one of the dealer's cards remains hidden until the end.

3.5. To "Hit" is to request another card. To "Stand" is to keep your current total and end your turn.

3.6. If you go over 21, you bust, and the dealer wins regardless of the dealer's hand.

3.7. If you are dealt 21 from the start (an Ace and a 10-value card), you have a Blackjack.

3.8. A Blackjack usually pays 1.5 times your bet, depending on the casino's rules.

3.9. The dealer must draw cards until reaching a total of 17 or higher.

3.10. Doubling Down is similar to taking another card, except your bet is doubled and you receive only one additional card.

3.11. You may Split when you have two cards of the same value, creating two separate hands.

3.12. Splitting also doubles your total wager, as each new hand carries a bet equal to the original wager.

3.13. You may only Double Down or Split on the first decision of a hand, including the first decision of a hand created by a split.

3.14. After splitting Aces, additional play on those hands is usually not allowed.

3.15. In some games, you may Double Down on a hand created from a split, increasing your total wager further.

3.16. Each Blackjack game has its own specific rules page, which is available after opening the game.

4. Roulette General Rules

4.1. Roulette can be played against a live dealer or against a virtual dealer using a random number generator.

4.2. Roulette is played with a wheel containing red and black numbered pockets from 1 to 36, plus one or two green zero pockets, depending on whether you are playing European Roulette (single zero) or American Roulette (double zero). A betting table displaying the numbers and additional betting areas is also provided.

4.3. After all bets have been placed, the dealer spins the wheel and releases a small ball. The number where the ball lands is the winning number. If you have bet on that number or on a group of numbers containing it, you receive a payout.

4.4. You can bet on a single number or on various groups of numbers. Different betting combinations offer different odds of winning and different payouts.

4.5. Each Roulette game has its own specific rules page, which is available after opening the game.

5. Baccarat General Rules

5.1. Baccarat is a card-comparison game played between two hands: the Player and the Banker. Each round has three possible outcomes: Player, Banker, or Tie.

5.2. The dealer begins by drawing four cards face down. The first and third cards form the Player hand, while the second and fourth cards form the Banker hand.

5.3. The dealer then reveals the Player hand, followed by the Banker hand. Card values in Baccarat are as follows:

5.3.1. Cards 2–9 retain their face value.

5.3.2. 10, Jack, Queen, and King are worth zero (0).

5.3.3. Aces are worth one (1).

5.4. A hand's value is a single digit from 0 to 9, with 9 being the highest possible score. If the total is a two-digit number, only the last digit counts. For example:

5.4.1. A hand of Ace-2-4 has a value of seven (7).

5.4.2. A hand of 2-King has a value of two (2), as face cards are worth zero (0).

5.4.3. A hand of 9-5-9 has a value of three (3), because the total of 23 becomes 3.

5.5. After the first two cards have been dealt and the hand values have been determined, a decision may be made regarding a third card. If either the Player or the Banker has a total of eight (8) or nine (9), this is called a natural and the round ends immediately.

6. Craps General Rules

6.1. Craps is a dice game in which players bet on the outcome of rolling a pair of dice. Players may wager against one another (street craps) or against the casino (casino craps).

6.2. In online Craps, the objective is to predict the outcome of the dice roll. The game offers many different betting combinations.

6.3. The Craps table contains several sections representing the different types of bets available to the player.

6.4. The dice determine the outcome of the game. At the start of play, one player is designated as the shooter, who rolls the dice.

6.5. The puck is a marker displaying "On" or "Off." Before a Point is established on the come-out roll, it displays "Off." Once a Point has been established, the dealer turns the puck to "On" and places it on the corresponding Point on the table.

6.6. Dealers are responsible for handling chips and money, exchanging cash for chips, and paying winning players.