Your Chance at a Big Payout!

Multi Game Link™ Progressive is an optional side bet for Mississippi Stud® and Ultimate Texas Hold’em®. The player wins with a three-of-a-kind or better. The better the hand, the bigger the payout. If the player has at least three-of-a-kind, the wager will win. If the player does not have at least a three-of-a-kind, the wager will lose. 

Multi Game Link™ Progressive is available on these Oxford Casino Hotel table games:

 

PLAYING THE GAME

• The Multi Game Link Progressive requires a $5 wager. If the player wagers more than the required wager, the amount won on the progressive wager will not be adjusted. If the player wagers less than the required wager, the player will be ineligible for the progressive portion of the wager.
• The dealer follows standard Mississippi Stud or Ultimate Texas Hold’em dealing procedures.
• The player’s Multi Game Link Progressive wager will win if the hand contains at least a three-of-a-kind or better.
• If a player folds, the hand does not count toward their Multi Game Link Progressive wager.
• If the player has a four-of-a-kind, a straight flush or a royal flush, they will be eligible for a Cash Spin wheel spin.

MULTI GAME LINK PAY TABLE

• Royal Flush PAYS Cash Spin
• Straight Flush PAYS Cash Spin
• Four-of-a-Kind PAYS Cash Spin
• Full House PAYS $200
• Flush PAYS $150
• Straight PAYS $125
• Three-of-a-Kind PAYS $45

If you have any questions about the games at Oxford Casino Hotel, feel free to ask any of our friendly dealers.

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Win Up to 100% of the Ultra Payout

Cash Spin™ is the progressive component to the optional side bets for Blazing 7s™ Blackjack, and Multi Game Link™ Progressive on Mississippi Stud® and Ultimate Texas Hold’em®. If the player has a hand that triggers the Cash Spin payout, they can win up to 100% of the Ultra Payout.

Cash Spin™ is available on these Oxford Casino Hotel table games:

           

PLAYING THE GAME

• To trigger a Cash Spin Progressive event, the player must wager on either the Blazing 7s Blackjack Progressive or the Multi Game Link Progressive on Mississippi Stud or Ultimate Texas Hold’em.
• The Blazing 7s Blackjack Progressive and Multi Game Link Progressive require a $5 wager. If the player wagers more than the required wager, the amount won on the progressive wager will not be adjusted. If the player wagers less than the required wager, the player will be ineligible for the progressive portion of the wager.
• There are three types of Progressive Jackpots that occur in Cash Spin:
  • Ultra Progressive
    • (available on Blazing 7s Blackjack and Multi Game Link Progressive on Mississippi Stud and Ultimate Texas Hold’em)
  • Blazing 7s Blackjack Progressive
    • (available only on Blazing 7s Blackjack)
  • Multi Game Link Progressive
    • (available only on Multi Game Link on Mississippi Stud and Ultimate Texas Hold’em)
• A Cash Spin Progressive trigger event occurs when:
  • Blazing 7s Blackjack:
    • Three 7s of the same color (all red or all black)
    • Three 7s of the same suit
    • Three 7s of Diamonds
  • Multi Game Link:
    • Four-of-a-Kind
    • Straight Flush
    • Royal Flush
• The Cash Spin Progressive is weighted based on the hand, with better odds for better hands.

If you have any questions about the games at Oxford Casino Hotel, feel free to ask any of our friendly dealers.

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Blackjack is the most played casino game in the world

The object of blackjack is to have a hand that is closer to 21 than the dealer’s hand, without going over (busting). Numbered cards count as their natural value, face cards count as ten, and Aces can count as one or eleven. Any hand made with an Ace that cannot bust is considered to be a soft hand. For example, Ace + 8 is a soft 19 in that it will not bust if a 10 is added to it.

Many tables feature one of these wicked fun side bets! Click the image to learn more!

      

PLAYING THE GAME

The player is dealt two cards face up while the dealer is dealt one card face down (the hole-card) and one card face up (the up-card). The player is always the first to pay. The player will stand (signified by waiving a hand over the cards) or hit (drawing cards, signified by tapping on the table) until a hand is made or until the hand busts. After all of the players at the table have taken their turns, the dealer will turn over the hole-card and play out the house hand. The dealer is required to hit when the value of the hand is a soft 17 or less and must stand on a hard 17 or better.

PAY OFFS

With the exception of a blackjack, which consists of an Ace and 10 or a face card on the original hand, all wins are paid 1:1 (even money). If the player is dealt a blackjack and the dealer does not also have a blackjack, the player is paid 3:2, also referred to as time and a half. If the dealer’s hand and the player’s hand are equal, the outcome is a push (tie), and the hand is over with no winner or loser.

DOUBLING DOWN

A player may place an additional bet on the first two cards that is equal to or less than the original bet. The player then gets one card and must stand on the resulting hand. If the player wins, the payout is 1:1 on both bets.

SPLITTING

If a player’s first two cards have the same value, the hand may be split into two separate hands by placing an additional bet that is equal to the original bet. Both hands are then played out separately. With the exception of Aces (which get one card each), doubling is allowed after splitting cards. Aces can only be split once. If a ten is drawn on either hand after the Aces are split, it is not considered to be a blackjack and, if the hand is a winner, has a playoff of 1:1 (not 3:2, like a blackjack).

INSURANCE

If the dealer’s up-card is an Ace, the player has the option to insure the bet by placing an additional wager on the insurance line that is up to or equal to half of the original bet. If the dealer has a blackjack, the player gets paid 2:1 on the insurance bet but loses the original bet. If a player has a blackjack, the player may elect to be paid even money on the original bet, instead of the normal 3:2.

If you have any questions about the games at Oxford Casino Hotel, feel free to ask any of our friendly dealers.

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Features Heads-Up Play Against the Dealer

Ultimate Texas Hold’em® also features the optional Trips bet!

This game gives the player several advantages:

• The earlier the player bets, the higher the bets can be.
• The player doesn’t have to fold until all the community cards are revealed.
• The trips bonus pays odds if the player’s final five-card hand is a three-of-a-kind or better.

Available Progressive bets:

 

PLAYING THE GAME

The player makes equal bets in the ante and blind circles. The player may also make the trips and progressive bets. Once all bets are down, the player receives two cards.

BET BIG… OR SMALL… OR NOT AT ALL

Players are dealt two cards and they can either check or make a bet 3x to 4x the player’s ante. The dealer then reveals the three-card flop. If the player hasn’t made a play bet, they can check or bet 2x the ante. The dealer then reveals the final two community cards. If the player hasn’t already made a play bet, then they may either fold or bet 1x the ante.

WINNING & LOSING

The dealer then reveals their two hole cards and announces the hand. If the player’s hand beats the dealer’s hand, the play and ante bets win even money. If the dealer’s hand beats the player’s hand, the play, ante, and blind wagers lose. If both hands tie, those bets push. The blind pays if the player’s winning hand is at least a straight and pushes if the player’s winning hand is less than a straight.

DEALER QUALIFYING

The dealer needs a pair to qualify. When the dealer doesn’t qualify, the player’s ante will push and be returned. All other bets placed will receive action.

BLIND BETS

• The blind bet wins when the player wins with a straight or higher.
• If the player wins with less than a straight, the blind pushes.
• If the player’s hand loses to the dealer, the blind bet loses.
• When the player’s hand ties, the blind bet pushes.
  • BLIND BETS PAY TABLE
    • Royal Flush PAYS 500 to 1
    • Straight Flush PAYS 50 to 1
    • Four-of-a-Kind PAYS 10 to 1
    • Full House PAYS 3 to 1
    • Flush PAYS 3 to 2
    • Straight PAYS 1 to 1

TRIPS BONUS

This is an optional side bet that the player may wager on. The player will be paid according to their final hand, regardless of the dealer’s hand, and regardless of when they raised or if they fold. The trips bets must be accompanied by an ante and blind bet.

• TRIPS BONUS PAY TABLE
  • Royal Flush PAYS 50 to 1
  • Straight Flush PAYS 40 to 1
  • Four-of-a-Kind PAYS 30 to 1
  • Full House PAYS 8 to 1
  • Flush PAYS 7 to 1
  • Straight PAYS 4 to 1
  • Three-of-a-Kind PAYS 3 to 1

BAD BEAT BONUS™

Bad Beat Bonus is an optional side bet for Ultimate Texas Hold’em. Bad Beat Bonus has two ways to win, first is by losing with a three-of-a-kind or better, and the second is by beating the dealer’s hand of a three-of-a-kind or better.

• BAD BEAT BONUS PAY TABLE
  • Straight Flush PAYS 2,500 to 1*
  • Four-of-a-Kind PAYS 500 to 1
  • Full House PAYS 50 to 1
  • Flush PAYS 30 to 1
  • Straight PAYS 20 to 1
  • Three-of-a-Kind PAYS 9 to 1

*Up to table aggregate payout

If you have any questions about the games at Oxford Casino Hotel, feel free to ask any of our friendly dealers.

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Win If Your Hand is a Pair of Jacks or Better

Mississippi Stud® is a five-card poker game that lets you bet up to 10 units on a single hand. In Mississippi Stud, you compete against a paytable, not against the dealer, and you win if your hand is a pair of Jacks or better. Mississippi Stud also offers an optional 3 Card Bonus side bet and the Ultimate Pairs Bonus side bet.

Available Progressive bets:

 

PLAYING THE GAME

Players make an ante bet to receive their first two cards. The dealer will place three community cards face down in the middle of the layout.

PLAY OR FOLD

Once the community cards have been placed, the player may either fold or make the 3rd Street bet of 1x to 3x the player’s ante. The dealer will then reveal the first community card. The player will then have to decide whether to fold or make the 4th Street bet of 1x to 3x the player’s ante. The dealer then reveals the 2nd community card. Once again, the player can fold or stay in the game by making the 5th Street bet of 1x to 3x the player’s ante. 

Note: When a player folds, the ante and any additional bets on the hand are forfeited. The 3 Card Bonus bet stays up until the three community cards are revealed.

WINNING & LOSING

After the dealer reveals the final community card, all wagers left in action are resolved. The player wins if their five-card hand is a pair of Jacks or better and pushes (ties) if their hand is a pair of 6s to a pair of 10s.

PAY TABLE

• Royal Flush PAYS 500 to 1
• Straight Flush PAYS 100 to 1
• Four-of-a-Kind PAYS 40 to 1
• Full House PAYS 10 to 1
• Flush PAYS 6 to 1
• Straight PAYS 4 to 1
• Three-of-a-Kind PAYS 3 to 1
• Two Pair PAYS 2 to 1
• Pair of Jacks or better PAYS 1 to 1
• Pair of 6s to 10s Push
• High Card to Pair of 5s Loss

3 CARD BONUS

3 Card Bonus is an optional side bet for Mississippi Stud. 3 Card Bonus considers the community cards only, and if the community cards contain a pair or better, the player’s 3 Card Bonus wager wins.

PLAYING THE GAME

3 Card Bonus is an optional side bet for Mississippi Stud. 3 Card Bonus considers the community cards only, and if the community cards contain a pair or better, the player’s 3 Card Bonus wager wins.

• To begin each round, players must make a standard Mississippi Stud wager(s) and may also make the optional 3 Card Bonus wager at this time.
• The dealer follows standard Mississippi Stud procedures.
• Aggregate table payout also applies to the 3 Card Bonus wager.
• Once the dealer has revealed all three community cards, the dealer settles the 3 Card Bonus wagers.

3 CARD BONUS PAY TABLE

• Straight Flush PAYS 40 to 1
• Three-of-a-Kind PAYS 30 to 1
• Straight PAYS 6 to 1
• Flush PAYS 3 to 1
• Pair PAYS 1 to 1

ULTIMATE PAIRS BONUS

Ultimate Pairs Bonus is an optional side bet for Mississippi Stud. Ultimate Pairs Bonus considers the first two cards dealt to the player only. Bonus wager wins and pays according to the pay table if it contains one of the qualifying hands.

PLAYING THE GAME

• To begin each round, players must make a standard Mississippi Stud wager(s) and may also make the optional Ultimate Pairs Bonus wager at this time.
• The dealer follows standard Mississippi Stud procedures.
• Aggregate table payout also applies to the Ultimate Pairs Bonus wager.
• Once the dealer has dealt all the players hands, the dealer settles Ultimate Pairs Bonus wagers.

ULTIMATE PAIRS PLUS PAY TABLE

• Pair of Aces PAYS 30 to 1
• Ace/Face Suited PAYS 20 to 1
• Ace/Face PAYS 10 to 1
• Pair PAYS 5 to 1

If you have any questions about the games at Oxford Casino Hotel, feel free to ask any of our friendly dealers.

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A Fun Variation of Blackjack

Bahama Bonus Blackjack™ is dealt using a 48 card Pontoon (10’s removed) deck. The fun begins with all of the special rules given to the players!

 

PLAYING THE GAME: Make a bet to play against the dealer. As in standard Blackjack, you and the dealer will get two starting cards. Cards are counted at their face value. Kings, Queens, and Jacks each count as 10. Aces may count as 1 or 11. The dealer must hit a soft 17 (a total score of 17 using the Ace as an 11). The dealer must stay on hard 17 (a total score of 17 where the Ace cannot be used as an 11). If a dealer’s point total exceeds 21, the dealer loses and all players still active in the game, with a point total of 21 or less, win. If the dealer has a score of 17-21, the dealer will pay any player hand with a point total greater than the dealer and the dealer will take (collect) any player bet where the player hand has a point total less than the dealer. All player bets where the player’s hand is equal to the dealer’s hand will be considered a push (tie). Winning bets are paid at even money (1 to 1) with the exception of blackjack (the first two cards consist of a Jack, Queen, or King plus an Ace) which is paid at 3 to 2.

SPECIAL PLAYER-FRIENDLY RULES:

• Doubling on ANY number of cards
• You may RE-DOUBLE after doubling down for a total of three doubles. You must double your total wager to that point, and will get one additional card.
• Double Down Rescue – After doubling, players may choose to rescue (take back) the last doubled portion of the bet.
  • For a rescue, a player would forfeit half of the then existing wager, the maximum wager allowed if the last doubled portion hit the cap. Busted doubles cannot be rescued. Double Down Rescue should not be confused with or called surrender. A player may surrender any first two card hand after the dealer has checked for blackjack and always gives up ½ of their bet. Rescue on the other hand applies only to a doubled hand which will be 3 or more cards and can only rescue the last doubled portion of the bet, forfeiting half of the total wager.
• Player blackjack beats a dealer blackjack – paid at 3 to 2.
• Player 21 beats a dealer 21 (but not a dealer blackjack).

SPECIAL PAYOUTS (DOUBLING VOIDS ALL SPECIAL PAYOUTS):

• Player point total achieving 21 in:
  • 5 Cards PAYS 3 to 2
  • 6 Cards PAYS 2 to 1
  • 7+ Cards PAYS 3 to 1
• Player receives the following cards as their first 3 cards:
  • 6-7-8 or 7-7-7 Unsuited PAYS 3 to 2
  • 6-7-8 or 7-7-7 Suited PAYS 2 to 1
  • 6-7-8 or 7-7-7 Spades PAYS 3 to 1
• If a player bets less than $25 on the base wager and receives a 7-7-7 suited and the dealer has a 7 up-card:
  • Player will be paid $1,000 (fixed) and the other players involved in the hand will receive $50 (fixed)
  • Doubling and splitting voids the chance to win the suited 7-7-7 fixed pay
• If a player bets $25 or more on the base wager and receives a 7-7-7 suited and the dealer has a 7 up-card:
  • Player will be paid $5,000 (fixed) and the other players involved in the hand will receive $50 (fixed)
  • Doubling and splitting voids the chance to win the suited 7-7-7 fixed pay

MATCH BONUS:

Match Bonus wagers are two separate bets. Players can play one or both of the Match Bonus wagers during each Blackjack hand.

• MATCH-UP BONUS – One or both of the player’s initial two cards match the dealer’s up-card
  • Suited Match PAYS 12 to 1
  • Unsuited Match PAYS 3 to 1
• MATCH-DOWN BONUS – One or both of the player’s initial two cards match the dealer’s hole-card
  • Suited Match PAYS 12 to 1
  • Unsuited Match PAYS 3 to 1

If you have any questions about the games at Oxford Casino Hotel, feel free to ask any of our friendly dealers.

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SPIN THE WHEEL TO WIN!

This classic casino game involves a wheel with 38 numbered slots. Roulette is a game played on a wheel with numbers ranging from 1–36 plus 0 and 00. The object of Roulette is to select the number that the ball will come to rest.

PLAYING THE GAME

Depending on the action at the table, a player may be allowed to wager with value chips or may be required to purchase a unique color of non-value chips for currency.

The denomination of the non-value chip is notated by a lammer placed in a designated area near the wheel representing the color of the chip. The value of the lammer correlates to 1/20th of the number on the lammer. For example:

• 20 denotes $1.00 chips
• 100 denotes $5.00 chips
• 500 denotes $25.00 chips

Once wagers are placed, the dealer will spin the ball, wave off any additional bets, and then announce the outcome after the ball lands in a position.

WAGERS

There are multiple bets that can be made across the layout. These bets are broken out as:

• Inside Bets: a bet which is placed on an individual number(s) within the field of 38 numbers (including 0 and 00) on the wheel.
  • INSIDE BETS PAY TABLE
    • Straight Up – any 1 number PAYS 35 to 1
    • Split – placed on 2 numbers PAYS 17 to 1
    • Street – any 3 numbers in a row PAYS 11 to 1
    • Corner – 4 numbers PAYS 8 to 1
    • Top Line – 5 numbers including 0, 00, 1, 2 and 3 PAYS 6 to 1
    • Line Bet – 6 numbers in 2 rows PAYS 5 to 1
      
      
• Outside Bets: a bet encompassing a specified group of numbers. 0 and 00 are excluded from each group. Bets are capped to the outside bet table maximum.
  • OUTSIDE BETS PAY TABLE
    • Even/Odd PAYS Even Money
    • Black/Red PAYS Even Money
    • 1-18 or 19-36 PAYS Even Money
    • Dozens Bet – First, Second or Third 12 PAYS 2 to 1
    • Columns – any of the 12 numbers in the column PAYS 2 to 1

DEALING THE GAME

1. At the beginning of betting, the dealer will announce, “Place your bets,” and allow ample time for players to place their bets.

2. With approximately five revolutions left before the ball drops, the dealer will announce “No more bets,” and wave their hand across the table.

3. After the ball has settled on a number on the wheel, the dealer will place a “dolly” on the corresponding number on the table. The dealer will then proceed to clear the non-winning bets and pay the winning bets.

If you have any questions about the games at Oxford Casino Hotel, feel free to ask any of our friendly dealers.

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A Table Game Filled with Excitement

Craps is a game played with two six-sided dice that, when rolled simultaneously, result in an outcome between 2 and 12 which is derived by adding the numbers on the top facing side of each die. The objective is to establish a “point” by rolling a 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10 on the initial roll of the dice (the “come out roll”), then rolling that number again before rolling a 7. Once the point has been established, rolling a 7 will end the roll and the dice will be passed to the next player.

Available side bets:

PLAYING THE GAME

Players make their wagers in accordance with table limits and prior to the dice being passed to the “shooter” (the player with the dice).

To be the shooter, a player must make a Pass or Don’t Pass Line Bet. For the initial roll, the stickman will slide 5 dice to the shooter. The shooter selects two out of five dice and rolls them to the opposite end of the table, making a reasonable effort to hit the wall with the dice.

On the come out roll, those who bet on the Pass Line will win on a 7 or 11 and lose on a 2, 3 or 12. Those betting on the Don’t Pass will lose on a 7 or 11, win on a 2 or 3, and push on a 12. If any other number rolls (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10), the corresponding number on the layout will be marked with a puck, establishing the point.

WAGERS

Wagers must be made before the dice are thrown. There are multiple bets that can be made across the layout. These bets are broken out as:

• Pass Line Bet: an even money bet. On the come out roll, the player wins with 7 or 11 and loses on 2, 3 or 12. Any other number rolled is the “point” and the shooter must throw that number again before a 7 is rolled. If a 7 is rolled before the point, the bet loses. Players may take odds, which will be posted at the table. Pass Line Bets cannot be removed or reduced, but may be increased, although once increased, they may not be reduced. Odds may be removed or reduced prior to any roll.
  
  
• Don’t Pass Bet: an even money bet. On the come out roll, the player wins with a 2 or 3, loses with a 7 or 11, and pushes with a 12. Any other number rolled is the “point” and if a 7 is rolled before that number, the player wins. If the “point” is rolled before a 7, the player loses. Players may lay odds, which will be posted at the table. Don’t Pass Bets cannot be placed or increased while the Puck is ON but may be removed or decreased after a point is established. Odds may be picked up or reduced prior to any roll.
  
  
• Come Bets: an even money bet. Come Bets work the same as a Pass Line Bet, except they occur after a “Point” has been established.
  
  
• Don’t Come Bets: an even money bet. Don’t Come Bets work the same as a Don’t Pass Line Bet, except occur after a “Point” has been established.
  
  
• Place Bets: are bets that consist of the numbers 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10. Players may place their chips on the layout before the dice are thrown and announce their bet to the dealer. The bet will be placed in the designated location by the dealer. If the shooter rolls the number, it wins. If the shooter rolls a 7, it loses. A Place bets remains on the layout until it loses or the player requests that it be taken down. Place bets may be removed by the player at any time prior to a 7 being thrown. Place bets do not have action on the Come Out roll to establish a point unless called ON by the player. When this happens, the dealer will notate such by placing an “ON” lammer on the appropriate bet(s).
  
  
• Buy Bets: are “Place Bets” where the player pays a 5% commission on the amount of the bet at the time the bet is made. Buy Bets are valid until a 7 is rolled while the bet is on. Each time a Buy Bet wins, the commission will need to be repaid. Buy Bets are designated with a “BUY” lammer placed on top of the appropriate bet(s). Buy Bets do not “work” on a Come Out Roll unless called ON by the player. All other rules regarding Place Bets apply to Buy Bets. Players wishing to take down their Buy Bets may do so before any roll and will receive any commission paid.
  
  
• Lay Bets: occur after a Point has been established and are the opposite of Buy Bets, where the player pays a 5% commission is charged on the bet based upon the potential winning payoff at the time the bet is made. Lay Bets are designated with a “LAY” lammer placed on top of the appropriate bet(s). If the Shooter rolls the number, the player loses. If the Shooter rolls a 7, the player wins. Lay Bets may be increased, decreased or removed by the player at any time prior to a roll. Players wishing to take down their Lay Bet will receive the commission back. Lay Bets may be called ON and OFF. Lay Bets are always working unless taken down. Once paid, the Lay Bet is taken down and given to the player along with the winning wager, unless requested for the bet to remain.
  
  
• Odds: are supplemental wagers in support of a Pass Line, Don’t Pass Line, Come or Don’t Come Bet. Players may take or lay odds up to the posted table maximums.
  
  
• Hardway Bets: are even numbers rolled in pairs adding up to 4 (two 2s), 6 (two 3s), 8 (two 4s) and 10 (two 5s). Other pairs (including two 1s and two 6s) are not included in Hardway Bets. A Hardway Bet wins when the number is rolled in pair format and loses if the number is rolled in any other format or a 7 is rolled.
  
  
• Single Roll Bets: can be made at any time, consist of the next roll of the dice only, lasting only one bet, and include:
  • Field Bet: if the next roll is a 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 12, the bet wins. This pays even money (1 to 1) unless a 2 or 12 is rolled then it pays 2 to 1. If any other number is rolled, the bet loses.
  • Any Craps: a combination bet if the next roll is a 2, 3 or 12, the bet wins. If any other number is rolled, the bet loses.
  • 3-Way Craps: is a bet on each number 2, 3 and 12 (each number gets 1/3 of the bet) that if the next roll is a 2, 3 or 12, the bet wins. If any other number is rolled, the bet loses.
  • Craps 2: if the next roll is a 2, the bet wins. If any other number is rolled, the bet loses.
  • Craps 3: if the next roll is a 3, the bet wins. If any other number is rolled, the bet loses.
  • Craps 4: if the next roll is a 12, the bet wins. If any other number is rolled, the bet loses.
  • Any 7 (or Big Red): if the next roll is a 7, the bet wins. If any other number is rolled, the bet loses.
  • 11 (or YO): if the next roll is an 11, the bet wins. If any other number is rolled, the bet loses.
  • Horn Bet: is a bet on the 2, 3, 11, and 12. If any of those numbers are rolled, the bet wins and is paid accordingly. If any other number is rolled, the bet loses.
  • Horn High Bet: is a bet on the 2, 3, 11 and 12, with an additional unit on one of the numbers. If any of those numbers are rolled, the bet wins and is paid accordingly. If any other number is rolled, the bet loses.
  • World Bet (or Whirl Bet): is a bet on the 2, 3, 7, 11, and 12. If a 2, 3, 11 or 12 are rolled, the bet wins and is paid accordingly. If a 7 is rolled, the bet is a push and may be taken down at the player’s request. If any other number is rolled, the bet loses.
  • Craps or Eleven (or C&E): is a bet on the 2, 3, 11 and 12 with half of the wager on the Any Craps and half on the 11 (or Yo). If a 2, 3, 11 or 12 are rolled, the bet wins and is paid accordingly. If any other number is rolled, the bet loses.
  • High, Low, YO: is a bet on the 2, 11 and 12 (each number gets 1/3 of the bet). If a 2, 11 or 12 are rolled, the bet wins and is paid accordingly. If any other number is rolled, the bet loses.

TAKING/PAYING OF WAGERS

After each roll of the dice, the dealers will take all losing bets and then pay all winning bets. The dealers will then set up any new bets in their appropriate locations prior to the next roll.

Craps Payout Odds

• Pass Line PAYS 1 to 1
• Don’t Pass Line PAYS 1 to 1
• Come Bet PAYS 1 to 1
• Don’t Come Bet PAYS 1 to 1
• Place Bet 4 or 10 to Win PAYS 9 to 5
• Place Bet 5 or 9 to Win PAYS 7 to 5
• Place Bet 6 or 8 to Win PAYS 7 to 6
• Buy Bet 4 or 10 to Win PAYS 2 to 1 (less commission)
• Lay Bet 4 or 10 to Lose PAYS 1 to 2 (less commission)
• Lay Bet 5 or 9 to Lose PAYS 2 to 3 (less commission)
• Lay Bet 6 or 8 to Lose PAYS 5 to 6 (less commission)
• Pass/Come Odds 4 or 10 to Win PAYS 2 to 1
• Pass/Come Odds 5 or 9 to Win PAYS 3 to 2
• Pass/Come Odds 6 or 8 to Win PAYS 6 to 5
• Don’t Pass/Don’t Come Odds 4 or 10 to Lose PAYS 1 to 2
• Don’t Pass/Don’t Come Odds 5 or 9 to Lose PAYS 2 to 3
• Don’t Pass/Don’t Come Odds 6 or 8 to Lose PAYS 5 to 6
• Hardway 4 or 10 PAYS 7 to 1
• Hardway 6 or 8 PAYS 9 to 1
• Any 7 PAYS 4 to 1
• Any Craps PAYS 7 to 1
• Craps 2 or 12 PAYS 30 to 1
• Craps 3 or Yo 11 PAYS 15 to 1
• Horn 3 or 11 PAYS 3 to 1
• Horn 2 or 12 PAYS 6.75 to 1
• Field Bets 3, 4, 9, 10, or 11 PAYS 1 to 1
• Field Bet 2 or 12 PAYS 2 to 1

Horn/World Bets paid based on number rolled above

IRREGULARITIES

The Dealer must notify a supervisor of any irregularity no matter how small. All irregularities are to be handled only by the supervisor. The Dealer never corrects any irregularity or settles any dispute. Oxford Casino reserves the right to modify any of these rules with approval of the Maine Gambling Control Board. Irregularities include, but are not limited to, the following:

1. A dice leaving the playing area – will result in a no roll.

2. “Call Bets” or the calling of bets at any point after the dice leave the shooter’s hand, and are not accompanied by the placement of gaming chips, are not allowed.

3. Any roll that fails to hit the back wall may result in a no roll and/or forfeiture of the dice.

4. Sliding of dice will result in no roll and may result in forfeiture of the dice.

5. Hardways are OFF on the Come Out Roll unless the player calls them ON. When this happens, the dealer will notate such by placing an “ON” lammer on the appropriate bet(s).

6. Bets must be made in increments where the bet can be paid in whole dollars.

7. All Players at the Table must be actively placing bets equivalent or greater than the minimum table limit. Holding a spot or skipping a turn must be authorized by Management.

8. If a player makes a bet on multiple tables simultaneously without prior approval – the bet may be returned to the player.

If you have any questions about the games at Oxford Casino Hotel, feel free to ask any of our friendly dealers.

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A Fast Paced and Thrilling Card Game

Mini Baccarat – Mini-Baccarat has the same rules as big table baccarat. However, unlike the game at the big table, the dealer turns over all the cards, instead of the players handling the cards, making for a much faster game. The odds are exactly the same as those of the big table, assuming the same number of decks. Featuring: DRAGON BONUS!

PLAYING THE GAME

The object of Mini-Baccarat, or Mini-Bac, is to bet which hand —the banker or the player —will have a value closest to 9. A third option is to bet on a tie between the two hands.

BASIC RULES

Mini-Baccarat is played with eight, standard, fifty-two card decks with all jokers removed. Once all wagers have been placed, the dealer will deal four cards with the first and third card going to the player hand and the second and fourth card going to the banker hand.

CARD VALUES

In Mini-Baccarat, aces count as one, and tens and face cards count as zero. The remaining cards (2-9) are counted at their face value. If a drawn card takes the value of the hand over 9, the new value will be the sum of the cards minus 10. For example, if the starting hand is 2+3 (total of 5) and a 9 is drawn, the new value of the hand is 4 (2+3+9-10).

GAME PLAY

Player Hand

If the bank does not have a natural 8 or 9 and the player’s first two cards equal 0 to 5, the player will always draw a third card.

The player will always stand on a total of 6, 7, 8, or 9.

If the player’s first two cards total 8 or 9, the hand is considered a natural, and neither hand is allowed to draw a card. A winning player bet pays 1:1 (even money).

• Total of first 2 cards
  • 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 – Player must draw
  • 6 or 7 – Player must stand
  • 8 or 9 – Player must stand “Natural”

Ties

If the player’s hand and banker’s hand result in identical totals, the tie bet wins and the player and banker bets push. A winning tie bet pays 8:1.

Banker Hand

If the player’s hand totals 6 or 7, the banker will draw on 0 through 5 and stand on 6 through 9.

If the player’s hand does not have a natural 8 or 9, the banker’s hand will always draw on 0 through 2.

For all other point totals, the banker will observe the following rules:

• When the first two cards in the banker’s hand total:
  • 3
    • The banker draws when the player’s third card is a: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 or 0
    • The banker stands when the player’s third card is a: 8 
  • 4
    • The banker draws when the player’s third card is a: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7
    • The banker stands when the player’s third card is a: 1, 8, 9 or 0
  • 5
    • The banker draws when the player’s third card is a: 4, 5, 6 or 7
    • The banker stands when the player’s third card is a: 1, 2, 3, 8, 9 or 0
  • 6
    • The banker draws when the player’s third card is a: 6 or 7
    • The banker stands when the player’s third card is a: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9 or 0
  • 7
    • The banker stands
  • 8 or 9
    • The banker stands (“Natural”)

No cards are drawn if either the banker’s hand or the player’s hand has a natural 8 or 9.

A winning banker bet pays 1:1 (even money) minus a 5% commission.

DRAGON BONUS®

Dragon Bonus is an optional wager for Mini-Baccarat that pays when your hand is a natural winner or wins by a large margin. The highest payout is for a non-natural that wins by nine points.

If you have any questions about the games at Oxford Casino Hotel, feel free to ask any of our friendly dealers.

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