Base settlement
War rules differ on whether a second tie wins, pushes or receives another treatment. The added war wager and original wager may settle differently.
Record tie bonus payouts, war stake requirements, burn-card count and second-tie settlement.
Additional wagers
Tie wagers, suited ties and rank bonuses pay on events that do not alter the base card comparison.
For Casino War Pay Tables and Payouts, each optional wager needs its own denominator, probabilities and full schedule.
Worked settlement
If the initial cards tie, going to war is not a free replay: the player generally adds action before the next comparison.
For Casino War Pay Tables and Payouts, return of stake, net win, push and forfeiture should be distinguished explicitly.
What to photograph
For Casino War Pay Tables and Payouts, capture the complete felt or help screen before playing. Include footnotes, qualification language and maximum awards.
Assuming all war procedures are identical or comparing only the first-card win rate omits the most important branch.
Where the expensive difference hides
For Casino War Pay Tables and Payouts, the tie rule is the game. Surrender and going to war commit different amounts, so the denominator must follow the branch actually modeled.
For Casino War Pay Tables and Payouts, compare every row, not the largest prize. Frequent small changes can outweigh a rare headline payout.
In Casino War Pay Tables and Payouts, the useful comparison is the probability-weighted value of the full schedule—not whichever award is easiest to advertise.
What to record for Casino War
- Complete schedule
- maximum-bet condition
- caps and aggregate limits
If one row of the Casino War Pay Tables and Payouts schedule is missing, label the return unresolved rather than filling the gap from a similarly named game.
Nevada Gaming Control Board ↗. Use the currently posted casino rules whenever they differ.
Casino War Pay Tables and Payouts is reviewed against the Casino War rules described above. A different pay table or procedure is a different model. Editorial review updated September 24, 2026.