Here you will find the rules for the various casino games, which are
also displayed at the tables. We also provide the rules in English for
our English-speaking guests. Per request we also create
rule cards with your corporate design.
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"The ball is rolling. No more bets, please!" If you hear this sentence and just placed your chips on the tableau, you're very likely about to have a heart attack. Now it's all up to the tiny ivory-colored ball to make or break your bet. "Roulette" is a French word and means "little wheel", and it has been incredibly popular for over 300 years. The rules are simple: place your chips on a numbered field or on one of the two colors - red or black. Depending on where the ball decides to land, you either win or lose. Roulette - rules.pdf  |
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In this famous card game, also known as "17 and 4" in Germany, the players individually play against the bank. You win if you come as close to 21 points as possible without going over while having more points than the bank. A Black Jack is a hand of only two cards that together reach 21 points - this is the highest hand a player can have. Newcomers do not need to know more than these general principles - the croupiers will explain the remaining rules during the game. BlackJack - rules.pdf |
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This is one of the fastest and most exciting games. Despite a number of different versions, the rules are always easy to under- stand. Although we offer simplified Craps-rules for our events, the game is no less fun. With two dice every player is in control of his own luck! You can win either by rolling the dice yourself or by placing bets similar to Roulette. If, for example, you roll a 2, 3 or 12 in the first round - a Craps - you lose. Even the ancient Romans played a version of this game called "Throw the Bones." Craps – rules.pdf |
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Sweaty palms, strategic moves and well-placed bluffs - no other game is this thrilling and suspenseful. If all the players haven't quit yet, then the best five-card combination wins the pot. With closed poker (e.g. Draw Poker), open poker (e.g. Seven Card Stud) and Poker with communal cards (e.g. Texas Hold'em), we offer many of the different Poker versions, though Texas Hold'em No Limit is by far the most popular of them all. Here you are not playing against the bank but your fellow players. And careful: luck is not the only thing you need. Texas Hold’em Poker – rules.pdf Carribean Stud Poker – rules.pdf |
