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Player’s Guide Raise’Em Poker Raise’Em poker is a variation of Five Card Stud Poker played with a single deck of cards dealt from the dealer’s hand or card shuffler. Raise’Em Poker At specific stages in the game, players are given the opportunity to raise their bets should they wish to do so. Each player’s 5-card hand is made up of three cards dealt to the player, together with two community cards which are dealt to two community boxes in front of the dealer, one card per box. The object of the game is to have a Poker hand at least a pair of 10’s or better (see paytable). Buying Chips Raise’Em Poker is played with value chips. To buy in to the game, players simply put their money on their smart card on the table and the dealer will supply the chips required before the start of the game. Table Layout A maximum of seven seated players can play at a Raise’Em Poker table at any time. Each playing position has a set of three betting boxes. How to Play Each player must place a minimum ante bet in the ante box in front of him before the dealer deals. Cards are dispensed from a card shuffler on the Raise’Em Poker table. Each player is dealt 3 cards. Once all the players have been dealt their 3 cards, the dealer deals 3 for himself, discarding the top card. The remaining 2 cards are then dealt to com- munity box 1 and community box 2. Players may now view their own 3 cards and are offered the option to raise their initial bet by placing an additional bet, equal to their ante bet, on their own betting box marked ‘1’. Once players wishing to raise their bets have done so, the dealer turns over the first com- munity card. This card becomes fourth card in each player’s hand. Players are now given a second option to raise their bet – again by placing a bet in their betting box marked ‘2’ (this bet must be equal to their ante bet). The dealer now turns over the second com- munity card, which becomes the fifth, and final card in each player’s hand. Players with winning hands are now paid by the dealer on each bet they have placed (one, two or three bets) during the game. Remember All ante bets must be placed before the cards are dealt. Additional bets must be in units equal to the ante bet. Players may not communicate any information regarding the contents of their hands. More than 3 cards dealt to any player will constitute a misdeal. Any cards dealt face up will constitute a misdeal One box only per seated player Winning hand Payout Suit Cards in hand Royal Flush 250 to 1 One suit only Five consecutive numbers High cards 10 through Ace Straight Flush 50 to 1 One suit only Five consecutive numbers Four of a kind 25 to 1 Any suits Any four identical numbers Full House 12 to 1 Any suits One pair and one three of a kind Flush 10 to 1 One suit only Any five numbers Straight 8 to 1 Any suits Five consecutive numbers Three of a Kind 3 to 1 Any suits Three identical numbers Two Pairs 2 to 1 Any suits Two sets of identical numbers One Pair of 10+ Payouts: 1 to 1 Any suits One set of identical numbers Pay Table Aim of the Game In Raise’Em Poker, players bet on the outcome of their own hands, they do not play against the dealer’s hand. Remember The dealer is there to help you, please do not hesitate to ask for assistance at any time. We l a n o i t a n r e t n I n u S t a r e k o P m E e s i a R g n i y a l p n e h w e c n e i r e p x e r u o y y o j n e u o y e p o h y l e r e c n i s Casinos. SUN INTERNATIONAL SUPPORTS RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING. GAMBLING FOR PERSONS 18 YEARS AND OLDER. WINNERS KNOW WHEN TO STOP. NATIONAL RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING TOLL-FREE COUNSELLING LINE 0800 006 008. SUN INTERNATIONAL CASINOS ARE LICENSED CASINOS.

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Player’s Guide

Raise’Em PokerRaise’Em poker is a variation of Five Card Stud Poker played with a single deck of cards dealt from the dealer’s hand or card shu�er.

Raise’Em Poker

At specific stages in the game, players are given the opportunity to raise their bets should they wish to do so. Each player’s 5-card hand is made up of three cards dealt to the player, together with two community cards which are dealt to two community boxes in front of the dealer, one card per box. The object of the game is to have a Poker hand at least a pair of 10’s or better (see paytable).

Buying Chips

Raise’Em Poker is played with value chips. To buy in to the game, players simply put their money on their smart card on the table and the dealer will supply the chips required before the start of the game.

Table Layout

A maximum of seven seated players can play at a Raise’Em Poker table at any time. Each playing position has a set of three betting boxes.

How to Play

Each player must place a minimum ante bet in the ante box in front of him before the dealer deals. Cards are dispensed from a card shuffler on the Raise’Em Poker table. Each player is dealt 3 cards. Once all the players have been dealt their 3 cards, the dealer deals 3 for himself, discarding the top card.

The remaining 2 cards are then dealt to com-munity box 1 and community box 2.

Players may now view their own 3 cards and are offered the option to raise their initial bet by placing an additional bet, equal to their ante bet, on their own betting box marked ‘1’.

Once players wishing to raise their bets have done so, the dealer turns over the first com-munity card. This card becomes fourth card in each player’s hand.

Players are now given a second option to raise their bet – again by placing a bet in their betting box marked ‘2’ (this bet must be equal to their ante bet).

The dealer now turns over the second com-munity card, which becomes the fifth, and final card in each player’s hand. Players with winning hands are now paid by the dealer on each bet they have placed (one, two or three bets) during the game.

Remember

• All ante bets must be placed before the cards are dealt.

• Additional bets must be in units equal to the ante bet.

• Players may not communicate any information regarding the contents of their hands.

• More than 3 cards dealt to any player will constitute a misdeal.

• Any cards dealt face up will constitute a misdeal

• One box only per seated player

Winninghand

PayoutSuit Cards in hand

Royal Flush

250 to 1

One suit only

Five consecutive numbers High cards 10 through Ace

Straight Flush

50 to 1

One suitonly

Five consecutive numbers

Four of a kind25 to 1

Any suits

Any four identical numbers

Full House12 to 1

Any suits

One pair and one three of a kind

Flush10 to 1

One suitonly

Any five numbers

Straight8 to 1

Any suits

Five consecutive numbers

Three of a Kind3 to 1

Any suits

Three identical numbers

Two Pairs2 to 1

Any suits

Two sets of identical numbers

One Pair of 10+

Payouts:1 to 1

Any suits

One set of identical numbers

Pay Table

Aim of the GameIn Raise’Em Poker, players bet on the outcome of their own hands, they do not play against the dealer’s hand.

RememberThe dealer is there to help you, please do not hesitate to ask for assistance at any time. We

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