ULTIMATE TEXAS HOLD'EM

The object of Ultimate Texas Hold’em is to beat the player-dealer by makeing the best 5 card poker hand
according to standard poker hand rankings using any combination of their own two hole cards and five
community cards available to all players.

Ultimate Texas Hold’em is played by up to seven players, and a player-dealer, on a standard-sized
blackjack-type table. A deck of 52 cards is used.

Players must make equal wagers in the Ante and Blind circles and pay a collection fee to be dealt in. Players
may also make an optional Trips wager in the designated circle.

Once all betting is concluded the house dealer deals two hole cards face-down to all players and the
player-dealer. Once players inspect their hole cards, players have the option to check (no additional wager)
or make a wager in the Play circle equal to 3 – 4 times the Ante wager.

After players make their decisions, the house dealer turns over three community cards (flop cards) in front
of the house dealer. After the flop, players who have not already made a Play bet, have the option to check
or make a wager in the Play circle equal to 2 times the Ante wager.



After players make their decisions, the house dealer turns over the final two community cards. Players who
have not already made a Play bet, have the option to fold or make a wager in the Play circle equal to the
Ante wager.

Outcome

Once all community cards have been dealt, the house dealer reveals the player-dealer’s two hole cards and
announces the player-dealer’s hand.

The player-dealer’s hand must qualify with a Pair or higher for the Ante bet to receive action. If the player-dealer’s hand does not qualify, the Ante bet is returned (receives no action). All other bets always receive action whether or not the player-dealer’s hand qualifies.

• If the player’s hand beats the player-dealer’s
  hand, the player’s Play and Ante wagers each win even money (1:1).
• The Blind bet pays when the player’s winning hand is a Straight or higher; and pushes (no money is exchanged) when the player’s winning hand is less than a Straight.
• If the player-dealer’s hand beats the player’s hand, the player loses the Play, Ante, and Blind Wagers.
• If the player and the player-dealer hands tie, it is a push.

All bets receive action to the extent that the player-dealer wager covers.

Players may play only one hand.

Progressive Bonus

Players must place an Ante and Blind wager to place a Progressive bet. Players who place an Ante and Blind wager have the option to place a $1 bet in the Progressive red light circle before the cards are dealt.

Players do not have to use either hole card to make a Straight Flush or four of a Kind.

Players must use at least one of their hole cards to make a Royal Flush.

Players may not use any of their hole cards to make a Community royal; instead, all five community cards must be used.

Trips Bonus

Players who place Ante and Blind wagers also have the option to place a wager in the designated Trips circle before the cards are dealt. Players must place an Ante and Blind wager to place a Trips wager. The player’s hand is determined using the player’s own hole cards and the community cards. The minimum Trips bet is $5 and the maximum is $100.

The dealer will determine the outcome of all Trips wagers at the same time the dealer determines the outcome of the other wagers. Players win their Trips wager if their hand is one of the hands listed on the Trips paytable (3-of-a-kind minimum). Players lose their Trips wagers if their hand is not one of the hands on the Trips paytable.

Trips wagers win or lose regardless of the outcome of the player-dealer’s hand.

Maximum Table Payout is $20,000.

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