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16 games
Blackjack
Blackjack rewards good decisions. Rules and playing strategy can move the house edge dramatically.
Baccarat
Baccarat is simple to play, but its three headline bets are not equally priced.
Craps
Craps looks complex because one table contains wagers ranging from reasonable to extremely costly.
Roulette
Roulette is easy to understand: the wheel design and special rules determine the price.
Video Poker
Video poker can offer excellent returns, but only when the pay table and strategy are both right.
Slots
Slots combine a mathematical return with high short-term uncertainty and limited public information.
Ultimate Texas Hold’em
Ultimate Texas Hold’em combines poker hand values with three timing decisions: 4× preflop, 2× on the flop, or 1× on the river.
Three Card Poker
Three Card Poker is really two products at one table: the decision-based Ante/Play game and the independent Pair Plus bet.
Spanish 21
Spanish 21 removes the four tens from each deck and offsets that change with player-friendly actions, bonuses and player-21 priority.
Free Bet Blackjack
Free Bet Blackjack replaces the stake on qualifying doubles and splits while modifying settlement on certain dealer totals.
Pai Gow Poker
Pai Gow Poker divides seven cards into a five-card high hand and two-card low hand, producing frequent pushes and rule-sensitive strategy.
Casino War
Casino War compares one player card with one dealer card, then offers a surrender-or-go-to-war decision on ties.
Mississippi Stud
Mississippi Stud is a five-card pay-table game with two hole cards, three community cards and up to three raise decisions.
Let It Ride
Let It Ride begins with three equal wagers and lets the player withdraw two of them as community cards are revealed.
Caribbean Stud Poker
Caribbean Stud compares five-card hands after a fold-or-raise decision and commonly includes an optional progressive jackpot.
High Card Flush
High Card Flush ranks seven-card hands primarily by the number of cards in the largest suit, then by card ranks within that flush.