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• Fire Bet wager betting limits will be posted at the game.
• Fire Bet wagers can be placed anytime prior to the new shooter establishing the first point (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10). Once the first point is established no more Fire Bet wagers will be accepted.
• When making a Fire Bet wager, place your wager on the numerically marked Fire Bet circle on the layout. below your betting position.
• The dealer will collect the Fire Bet wagers and place them in their corresponding betting circles, in front of the box person. They will remain there until the bet is won or lost.

Once made, a Fire Bet wager cannot be called off or taken down.

The object of the bet is for the shooter to make as many “individual points” as possible before they 7-out. The term “individual point” means the shooter successfully makes up to 6 separate points.(See paytable for odds).

Note: Successfully making the same point more than once, will only count as one “individual point” towards a payoff threshold.

• Only the highest payoff level met will be paid. Example: if (5) “individual points” are successfully made, only the (5) point payoff will be made and not the lesser payoff threshold(s) met.
• “Individual points” do not have to be made in any specific order.
• Winning or losing on the “come out” roll will not affect this wager.
• Only a “7-out” will terminate the wager.
• Special Fire Bet wager pucks will be used to keep track of “individual points” made.All winning Fire Bet wagers will be paid and must be taken down.

• The game is played with a single 52-card deck.
• Player makes two ante wagers of equal value. “Ante Across” bet and “Ante Down” bet. The player may also place an optional Five-Card Bonus Bet.
• Dealer then deals five community cards face down in such a way that they form a cross.
• Each player then receives two cards face down. Players may examine their own cards.
• Player may fold or make an “Across Bet” of 1x to 3x the “Ante Across” bet.
• Dealer turns over two outside cards on the horizontal line of the cross.
• Player may fold or make a “Down Bet” of 1x to 3x the “Ante Down” bet.
• Dealer turns over two outside cards on the vertical line of the cross.
• Player may fold or make a “Middle Bet” of 1x to 3x one of the original ante bets.Dealer then turns over the middle card.
• The player then uses their two cards plus the three community cards on the horizontal line of the cross to form an “Across” hand and uses their two cards plus the three community cards on the vertical line of the cross form a “Down” hand.
• Winning “Across” and “Down” bets are paid according to paytable listed. The “Middle” bet is paid if either the Across or Down hand qualify as a win and is paid at the odds of the highest-ranking hand.
• The two ante bets are paid even money on a pair of Jacks or better and push on a pair of the 6s through 10s.
• The Five-Card Bonus is based on the five community cards making the best five-card poker hand and paid accordingly to the pay table listed.

This game is great for beginners or those who have mastered the art of the Criss Cross.

HOT TIP: The middle bet is your big chance to win.

*Ante and all Raise wagers are paid according to the posted pay table.

Bring your poker strategies for this one!

Here’s a tip: Know how much to bet at the various stages of your hands.

Hot Roller Craps is an easy to understand, optional wager that doesn’t interfere with the regular game.

The wager must be made immediately after a seven is rolled and wins if at least two number combinations are rolled before another seven and is lost otherwise.

Hit multiple combinations to get a higher payout!

Number Combinations

• 4
• 5
• 6
• 8
• 9
• 10

To roll a Number Combination, the player must roll all dice combinations for that number.

Examples

Number 4 – Player must roll [1, 3] and [2, 2]
Number 5 – Player must roll [1, 4] and [2, 3]

Once a seven is rolled, the wager is paid on how many combinations are rolled.