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Craps is perhaps the most exciting and lively table game in any casino, and is certainly the most physical. For all its fun, it can take some getting used to, as there are a number of rules and betting options. Craps is one of the new table games introduced in many Black Hawk casinos in 2010.

SETUP AND OBJECT

The game is played on a special table with space for several players along the outer “rail.” Up to four casino employees man the table: a stickman (who moves chips and dice around the table with a wooden stick), a boxman (who watches the bank of chips on the table and supervises payouts), and two base dealers (who pay out players at either end of the table).

Players join a game in progress by placing money on the table and asking for chips. The player who is rolling the dice is called the “shooter,” and he or she rolls until a point is made or until a seven comes up after a point has been set (see below). The player to the old shooter’s left then has the option to be the new shooter.

The object of the game is to place more winning bets than losing bets.

HOW TO PLAY

Craps is divided into a series of “rolls,” with each roll being composed of two parts:

The “come out” roll
The point

Players may bet one of two ways: on the “Pass Line” or on the “Don’t Pass Line.” Since pass line bets are much more prevalent, this article assumes this type of bet.

On the come out roll, a pass line better wins on 7 or 11, and loses on 2, 3, or 12 (craps). If any other number is rolled (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10), it becomes the point. The base dealers will indicate the point by placing a white plastic button labeled “On” on the number. The object of the game is now to roll that point number before rolling a 7.

OTHER BETS

There are a large amount of bets that can be made both before and after a point is made. Players may bet on the next roll, they may “back up” previous bets, and they may even bet for the dealers. As with any other casino game, it’s best to learn by doing. We encourage you to pay us a visit, and ask our friendly dealers for some tips. They’ll be happy to oblige!

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Roulette

Roulette is a perennial favorite because players typically cluster around the table and can get very social with one another. Roulette is also a game that requires minimal skill, so it’s very easy to pick up.

SETUP AND OBJECT

Between one and eight players arrange themselves around the roulette table. Players begin by buying a certain amount of chips, and waiting for the dealer to motion that it’s time to bet. Each player is given a unique chip color, to make payouts easier for the dealer (also called the croupier).

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The object of the game is to correctly guess where the ball will land on the next spin. Players can bet on single numbers, groups of numbers, the color of the number (black or red), and whether the number will be odd or even.

HOW TO PLAY

The game starts with players placing their chips on the table. Placing a chip directly on a number, for instance, indicates that you would like to be paid if that number comes up on the next spin. Placing a chip on the line between two numbers indicates that you’d like to be paid if either of those numbers comes up on the next spin…and so on.

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After a short period of time passes, the croupier will spin the ball, then indicate that no more bets can be made. Once the ball comes to a stop in the wheel, the croupier will place a glass marker (called a dolly) on the winning number. No player may touch or move chips while the dolly is on the table.

The croupier then sweeps away losing bets and pays out any winning bets, then removes the dolly; a new round of betting follows, and the game continues.

PAYOUTS

Payouts are based on the probability of a number hitting. Single number payouts are therefore the highest, with red/black and odd/even payouts being the lowest (even money). The link below leads to a diagram and table that shows every possible payout on the table, along with the bet that would need to be made.

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Blackjack

The simplicity of Blackjack may explain why it is the most popular casino game in the world. Many Black Hawk casinos feature standard Blackjack (also known as “21”), along with more modern variations.

SETUP AND OBJECT

Blackjack is played between a casino dealer and between one and (typically) seven gamblers. Each player is dealt two cards, typically face up. The dealer also deals himself two cards; the first is dealt face down, and the second is dealt face up.

The object of the game is to create a hand with a value greater than that of the dealer’s, without going over 21.

HOW TO PLAY

The first thing to understand is how to value a hand. A hand’s value is simply the sum of the cards in it. Each card in the deck is assigned a point value, as follows:

2 through 10 – face value (i.e., a five is worth 5 points)
Jack, Queen, King – 10 points
Ace – 1 or 11 points (player’s choice)

A hand with both a four and a six is worth 10 points.
A hand with both a jack and a five is worth 15 points.
A hand with both an ace and a six is worth either 7 points or 17 points.

After the dealer has dealt everyone—including himself—a hand, he will motion to the first player on his left to act. A player has a few options, but the most common is either hit or stand.

Hitting

“Hitting” is the act of requesting another card from the dealer. If you have a low hand and believe you can improve it by adding points to it, this is a good option. For example, if you have a two and a seven (total hand value = 9), it’s usually a good idea to take another card to bring the value of your hand closer to 21.

You can either say “Hit,” tap on your cards with your fingers, or swipe your hand or cards towards you to indicate that you’d like another card. You may hit until you go over 21 (called “busting”).

If a player busts by going over 21, the dealer will take that player’s cards and chips and move to the next player.

Standing

“Standing” is telling the dealer you are satisfied with your hand, and don’t need any more cards. Let’s say you have a ten and a nine (total hand value = 19). The odds of winning are in your favor, so it’s a good idea to stand.

To stand, you can either say “Stay,” make a dismissive motion with your hand, or slide your cards under your chips.

Once each player has made a decision to hit or stand, the dealer reveals his first card, then moves clockwise through the remaining players. If the player’s hand is better than the dealer’s, the dealer pays the player even money on his or her bet. If the dealer’s hand is better, the dealer takes that player’s cards and chips.

Blackjack

No, “blackjack” doesn’t refer to the jack of clubs or the jack of spades. The best hand in the game, called a Blackjack, is when the initial two cards dealt to a player or dealer add up to 21 points. This can only happen with a face card paired with an ace, and typically pays two to one or three to two (instead of t

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