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Double 4 More Blackjack is regular blackjack with an edge, a player’s edge that allows them to increase their wager on double downs up to 4x the initial bet. This game adds a new element of excitement without changing the game of Blackjack. Players can win much more, much faster. Simple to understand, simple to deal, any Blackjack player can instantly adopt and enjoy doubling for more.
Pick a Hand Poker is a three-card poker game where the player gets to choose which hand they play. Choose the highest hand of three hands to win, it is that simple. No longer will players get stuck with a bad hand when they can simply pick a new one. The Hand Bonus side wager offers big odds for big hands.
The object of the game is to pick the highest ranking three-card poker hand out of three hands. To begin play, each player must place an Ante wager and optional Hand Bonus side wager. Each player is dealt a hand of three cards. Additionally, two three-card community hands are dealt face-down. The players examine their cards and then choose to place a Pick wager in an amount equal to their Ante wager on which of the three hands they wish to play.
The remaining hands will be revealed and the player will win if they picked the highest hand. On wins, the Pick wager pays even money, the Ante wager pays even money when the player picks a hand of a pair or better, otherwise it pushes.
If the player picks a top hand of Three of a Kind, a Straight Flush, or a Mini Royal they will be awarded a bonus payout on their ante bet whether they won or lost.
The Hand Bonus is an optional side wager that pays based on the ranking of a 3-card poker hand being a flush or better. The Hand Bonus can be played on any or all of the three hands. It offers a configurable dealer envy to help incentivize staff to market the game.
Pick a Hand Poker is designed to give players an edge on a poker game they have never seen before. Most poker derivatives involve decisions around raising or folding. Pick a Hand Poker takes a totally new approach to let players actually choose the hand they want to play. No longer will players be stuck folding bad hands, or limping in with lackluster cards, this game gives the player total control. With basic strategy players will win over half of all hands played in this game, offering a positive experience leading to more time at the table. Using two community hands to pick from ensures players are often playing the same hands as other people at the table, leading to a fun social experience where players win and win big together.
Pick a Hand Poker is GLI approved. Full math report is available by request.
Main wager:
House edge from 2.16% – 4.62% (depending on paytable).
Highest Hand wager:
House edge from 3.77% – 13.76% (depending on paytable and optional dealer envy configuration).
Introducing an all new side-bet playable on Craps. The goal is to roll all 10 numbers 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 before rolling a 7 to get a 100 to 1 payout. Recognizing the difficulty of rolling all the numbers, odds will be offered for the player to cash out after rolling at least 4 numbers. The more numbers rolled the higher the odds offered. This is the first “cash out” wager ever offered on a Craps table. It is also the first strategic decision ever introduced on a Craps table. When players have rolled all the easy numbers they will be inclined to cash out, if they have rolled the hard ones they may continue rolling to go for higher payouts.
Cash Out Craps TM takes the best Craps side bet on the market and makes it better by adding the cash out option. The player is now no longer throwing money away 99% of the time. They can choose to cash out and get paid on over 30% of the outcomes, or let it ride and go for the bigger payouts. It is also an extremely exciting decision, comparable to a 10 leg sports bet parlay, you have hit several of the legs, do you take the sure thing payday or go for the gusto? More importantly, dealers already know how to deal it, and the bet sells itself. When players start cashing out on this bet, others will quickly follow suit.
This bet can be configured on or off during come-out rolls. The recommended configuration is for the bet to be “off” in this scenario so players are not rooting against their bet. Additionally, the minimum bet size is also configurable, although it is recommended to use a “table minimum” bet for this offering. Casinos may also optionally choose to allow players to cash out a portion of their wager.
GLI Certified (available upon request)
House Edge: 2.86% – 11.42% depending on pay table. Recommended pay table shown below (5.30% with optimal strategy)
| Numbers Rolled | Cash Out Offered | |
| All 10 | 100 to 1 | |
| Any 9 | 25 to 1 | |
| Any 8 | 10 to 1 | |
| Any 7 | 5 to 1 | |
| Any 6 | 3 to 1 | |
| Any 5 | 2 to 1 | |
| Any 4 | 1 to 1 |
Never Cash Out on the first payout offered. Consider taking the 2 to 1 payout unless you have already rolled some hard numbers (2,3,11, or 12).
Split’em Stud is a two-handed poker game packing the payouts. Arrange your cards into two hands and wrangle up three community cards to make your best poker hands. Saddle up for some hand-splittin’ fun!
Make two separate five-card poker hands ranking as high as you can.
Each player makes an ante and receives four cards. The player will arrange the cards into two equal size hands and make a matching Play wager for the second hand, otherwise the player may fold. Each hand will combine with three community cards to form a five-card hand which pays based on the hand ranking. A four-card bonus will automatically be paid to any qualifying starting hand.
The 7-Card wager is an optional side wager that uses the best 5, 6, or 7 cards in play. It offers huge payouts as well as a configurable Envy bonus to ensure everyone gets a piece of the action when pay dirt is hit.
The main wagers pay each qualifying hand according to the following paytables.
Ante & Play 4-Card Royal Flush ..... 500 to 1 500x Straight Flush .. 100 to 1 100x 4 of a Kind ...... 40 to 1 40x Full House ....... 10 to 1 * Flush ............. 6 to 1 6x Straight .......... 4 to 1 4x 3 of a Kind ....... 3 to 1 3x Two Pair .......... 2 to 1 2x Jacks or Better ... 1 to 1 1x Pair 7's - 10's ..... Push
The 7-Card side-wager pays the following hands.
7-Card St. Flush ... 5000 to 1 6-Card St. Flush ... 1000 to 1 Royal Flush ......... 250 to 1 Straight Flush........ 50 to 1 4 of a Kind .......... 25 to 1 Full House ........... 10 to 1 Flush ................. 6 to 1 Straight .............. 4 to 1 3 of a Kind ........... 2 to 1
7-Card Envy Bonus
7-Card St. Flush ... $5000 6-Card St. Flush ... $1000 Royal Flush ......... $250
Split’em Stud was designed to combine the fun elements of two successful poker games while solving the problems holding them back.
It takes the fun player decision of splitting cards used in Pai Gow Poker, simplifies it to speed up the game, and adds some monster payouts that Pai Gow was missing. Not only is splitting cards a fun decision, it also gives player some control over their outcome, which is missing in most casino games.
Split’em Stud may also remind you of Mississippi Stud, the paytables are virtually identical. The goal was to bring the big payouts offered in Mississippi Stud, while reducing the high fold and low-hit frequency found in that game. In Split’em Stud the player should play the vast majority of hands, and will hit higher paying hands more frequently than any other poker game on the market due to the favorable splitting mechanism and ability to play multiple hands at once.
Split’em Stud offers everything players are looking for in a game
Split’em Stud is GLI approved. Full math report is available by request.
Main wager:
7-Card wager:
An exciting new blackjack game offering a big raise and big pays. Players may increase their bet up to 2x after seeing their first two-cards. Additionally dealer busts will pay odds up to 100:1 based on the number of cards in the dealer’s hand. Big Bet Blackjack promises bigger wins and more excitement than any Blackjack variant on the market. It is now available for play at FireKeepers Hotel and Casino in Michigan.
Plays the same as blackjack but offers:
A player may increase their bet up to 2x on any 2-card hand totaling less than 20.
Dealer busts pay odds up to 100:1 based on the number of cards the dealer busts with
Maintains the speed and game play of traditional blackjack while dialing up the thrill factor by stacking player raises with big odds on dealer busts.
Big Bet Blackjack is designed to be an alternative way to offer Blackjack to lower limit players without requiring a side bet, or forcing them to play an electronic version. It will look and play like Blackjack, it still pays 3 to 2, is still fair to the player at 99.69% RTP, yet can hold up to 40% based on configuration (without requiring side bet participation) so operators can achieve the necessary win to keep a low-limit game profitable.
Patent Pending – Big Bet Blackjack 2023
The following video reviews the rules and procedures for Big Bet Blackjack (Dealer Training).