Multi-Link Progressive Wager

Look for this exciting side bet on the Ultimate Texas Hold ’Em, Four Card Poker and Mississippi Stud.

How it works: Simply place the optional $1 progressive side bet before the deal for the chance to win a portion of—or possibly the entire—jackpot. 

The progressive wager pays when a player holds a three-of-a-kind or higher. And if you’re lucky enough to hold a royal flush, you’ll win 100% of the pot! Even the other players at a major jackpot-winning table will walk away with something substantial (if they’ve placed the progressive wager); a Royal Flush or Straight Flush awards an Envy bonus of $1,000 or $300, respectively.

This new wager is your chance to play for more money—and to win more often! Ask a table games floor supervisor or dealer for additional information or qualifications

Payouts

New 21+3 Progressive Wager

Bet the $5 or $25 to qualify for the progressive pay table. Using your first two cards along with the dealer up card, make the best three card poker hand you can. 

21+3 Progressive Pay Table

Double Downs

• Players may double down on any two-card combination, except blackjack and split Aces.
• Players may double down with any amount up to the original game wager.

Splits

• Players may split any two cards of equal value, when delivered as the first two cards by the dealer.
• To split, players must place an additional wager equal to that of the original wager.
• Players may split like cards three times (for a total of four hands); however, a pair of Aces may only be split once (for a total of two hands).
• Players may double down on any split hand except split Aces.
• Split Aces will only receive one additional card each.

Insurance

• Insurance is offered when the dealer has an Ace up.
• Players may insure a wager for any amount up to half of their original wager; however, $.50 cheques cannot be insured.
• Winning insurance wagers will be paid out two to one.

General

• Blackjacks pay three to two.
• Dealer must hit a Soft Seventeen (17).
• A tie with the dealer is considered a push (no win or loss for the hand).
• No surrender option available.
• Players must use hand signals over the table layout for all game actions.
• Blackjack tournament rules are available upon request.
• Minimum and maximum table limits are posted at each table.
• Blackjack House Rules available at each gaming pit, upon request.

Double Downs

• Players may double down on any two-card combination, except blackjack and split Aces.
• Players may double down with any amount up to the original game wager.
• Players may not Double Down after split when dealer stays on soft 17.

Splits

• Players may split any two cards of equal value, when delivered as the first two cards by the dealer.
• To split, players must place an additional wager equal to that of the original wager.
• Players may split like cards three times (for a total of four hands); however, a pair of Aces may only be split once (for a total of two hands).
• Split Aces will only receive one additional card each.
• Players may not Double Down after split when dealer stays on soft 17.

Insurance

• Insurance is offered when the dealer has an Ace up.
• Players may insure a wager for any amount up to half of their original wager; however, $.50 cheques cannot be insured.
• Winning insurance wagers will be paid out two to one.

General

• Dealer stays on Soft Seventeen (17).
• Limited to Solstice Room only on designated tables.
• Blackjacks pay three to two.
• A tie with the dealer is considered a push (no win or loss for the hand).
• No surrender option available.
• Players must use hand signals over the table layout for all game actions.
• Blackjack tournament rules are available upon request.
• Minimum and maximum table limits are posted at each table.
• Solstice Room Blackjack House Rules available at Solstice gaming pit, upon request.