Maximum Bet:

Blackjack = $50,000

Roulette = $1,000 any way

Craps = $50,000 max line bet

        with $50,000 max odds

Baccarat = $15,000

Mini-Baccarat = $15,000

Midi-Baccarat = $15,000

Pai Gow Poker = $15,000

Pai Gow Tiles = $15,000

All limits are effective now!

This Vegas-style Blackjack game is one you'll want to get your hands on. Unlike the traditional casino experience of Blackjack, in Single Deck Blackjack you can touch your cards and count your own hands. After the dealer pitches cards face down, you can pick up your cards and decide to hit, stand, double or split. After all players' hands are played, the dealer draws the appropriate number of cards to complete the hand according to the rules of the game. The dealer must draw to 16 and soft 17, and stand with hard 17 or more. If your first two cards are an Ace and a card valued at 10, you must immediately turn over your hand. Players may not double down on split pairs. If a player goes over 21, the hand is a bust and no additional cards can be drawn. All players winning Blackjack hands are paid off at odds of 6 to 5. Insurance pays 2 to 1. All wagers must be in multiples of $5.

Sic Bo is played on an electronic board and three dice in a sealed shaker. Patrons place their bets on a variety of dice combinations with odds that increase with the difficulty of the bet. Payoffs range from even money (big or small) up to 180 to 1 (three of the same number). The dealer shakes the dice and punches up the 3 numbers and the board lights up the winning spots.

Spanish 21 is regular Blackjack with a few twists. The casino uses 8 Spanish decks: A-9, J, Q, K (no 10's). Player's BJ always beats dealer's BJ and pays 3 to 2. Player's 21 beats dealer's 21 unless the dealer has BJ. Player may split cards of equal value including Aces creating up to 4 hands-hitting and doubling of split hands including Aces is allowed. Player may double down with any two or more cards including after splits. Player may rescue (take back) doubled portion of non-busted hand and forfeit the original bet if he doesn't like the total. Late surrender allowed-player forfeits half the original bet on first two cards only, if the dealer does not have BJ. There are also Spanish 21 payoffs for 5 card 21's and 3 sevens etc. And a Super Bonus for suited sevens. Players can also make a side bet of $1 up to the amount of the basic wager that matches the dealer's up card with one or both of the first two cards.

Rapid Roulette has an exciting and unique slot-type touch screen, where players make their bets at the touch of their fingertips. At Caesars, this will be a 12 station unit with room for up to 12 players. This will be a much faster paced game with extreme accuracy in regard to payouts, the comfort of not having to reach across other players when placing bets, and the familiar view of a real Roulette wheel and a 'LIVE' dealer to spin the ball.

Fortune Pai Gow is an optimal bonus bet that considers the best hand possible among your seven cards. You may bet any amount within the table limit; however, a Fortune bet of at least $5 qualifies you for the Envy Bonus payout. You win the Envy Bonus when someone else at the table receives a Four-of-a-Kind or higher.

Fortune Pai Gow has a payout for a 7 card straight flush equal to 8000 to 1 - or a maximum dollar amount of $40,000!

Caribbean Stud Poker is a casino favorite partly because it's so simple to learn, but mostly because of the unique Poker excitement this innovative game provides. What makes Caribbean Stud stand out is the opportunity for players to make an optional side bet, where you can win all (or a portion) of an expanding progressive jackpot.

This is probably the most intricate of casino games. Also known as Chinese Dominoes, the game is steeped in tradition and folklore.

The game is played with a set of 32 dominoes or tiles. Each one containing a certain number of dots.

The tiles are shuffled, stacked and cut. A set of three dice are rolled to determine the order of deal.

The tiles are dealt four at a time to each hand.

The best hand is the highest pair. There are eleven pair that are ranked from highest to lowest. After pairs, the next best hand is a 9 count, 8, 7, 6 and so on.

Hands are set so as to have two distinct pair. A high hand and a low hand. In order to win, both hands must win, otherwise it is a tie.

Once all the players have set their hand, the house exposes their tiles. The dealer then sets the hand and compares it to each player. Winning hands are subject to a 5% commission.

Pai Gow Poker gives card players the best of both worlds. This exciting game combines the ancient Chinese game of Pai Gow with the American classic, Poker. Played with a regular deck of 52 cards plus one Joker - which can be used only as an Ace, or to fill out a straight, flush or a straight flush - the game produces some robust card combinations.

The objective is simple. Each player receives seven cards. The players then arrange their cards into two hands (one of five cards and one of two cards) using traditional poker rankings. The highest two-card hand would be a pair of Aces. The highest five-card hand would be five Aces. Ultimately, players strive for the five-card hand to rank higher than its two-card counterpart.

Baccarat has long been among the most popular casino games in Europe and Latin America. While many associate this elite game with sophistication, surprisingly, Baccarat may be the simplest table game to play!

Mini Baccarat is a simple, straightforward way to enjoy this action. We invite you to sit down at any of our Mini Baccarat games, where our dealers will be happy to show you the game and answer any questions.

Let It Ride is a variation of Five Card Stud. In this game, the player is dealt three cards and uses the dealer's two cards as a community hand. Each player has the option of making three bets: 1, 2, $.

The players are then dealt three cards each and the dealer receives two cards. The dealer's cards are dealt face down. At this point the player has the option to let their bet ride or take back their number 1 bet. After all players have had a chance to act on their first bet, the dealer exposes the first of his down cards. The player then has the opportunity to let the next bet ride or take back the number 2 bet.

When all players have made their decision regarding the number 2 bet, the dealer exposes the second down card and all 5 cards play on the $ bet.

Decisions regarding the players' hands are made in accordance with a "Pay Chart" that is listed on the table. The game is not played against the dealer. 

Baccarat has long been among the most popular casino games in Europe and Latin America. While many associate this elite game with sophistication, surprisingly, Baccarat may be the simplest table game to play!

We invite you to sit down at any of our Baccarat games, (including Mini-Baccarat) where our dealers will be happy to show you the game and answer any questions.

This is where Wheel of Fortune combines with Keno in a game affectionately referred to as Big Six. In the game, a wheel festooned with US currency and eye-catching icons is spun by a dealer. Players who correctly select where the wheel will stop, win.

Players make wagers by placing their chips in the corresponding boxes marked with the same currency and symbols that are on the wheel as they are on the table.

The odds for each payoff correspond to the chance that it will turn up on the wheel.

With the exception of two pair, this game uses the traditional Poker rankings with a couple of exceptions. You only need three cards to make a straight (ex. 6, 7, 8 is a straight) and only three of one suit to make a flush. In this game, a straight is higher than a flush.

The payoffs are determined by the pay schedule printed on the table layout. The player has a couple of options as far as overall play is concerned.

Four Card Poker is similar to Three Card Poker, but with one major difference; in Four Card Poker, you may bet up to three times your ante when staying in the game. The object when playing against the dealer is for you to form a four-card Poker hand higher than or equal in rank to the dealer's hand. Use your best four of five cards dealt, whereas the dealer uses the best four of six cards dealt. To play against the dealer, you must make an ante wager. After being dealt a hand of cards face down, you can either fold (forfeit) your hand and ante wager or continue playing by placing a play wager that is at least equal to and up to three times higher than the ante. The ante and play wager wins 1 to 1. The player wins ties. Players who place an ante wager and play wager win an automatic bonus payout on the ante wager for the following hands: (Four-of-a-Kind, 25 to 1 Straight Flush 20 to 1 Three-of-a-Kind 2 to 1) Automatic bonuses are paid even if the dealer has a better four-card hand. You may place an optional Ace up; side bet to win an additional payout based on your best four-card Poker hand. If your hand contains a pair of Aces or better, you win the Aces up wager. The payouts for the Aces up wagers are as follows: (Four-of-a-Kind 50 to 1 Straight Flush 40 to 1 Three-of-a-Kind 8 to 1 Flush 5 to 1 Straight 4 to 1 Two Pair 3 to 1 Pair of Aces 1 to 1.)