Quick rules

Poker Guide
A standard pack of ordinary playing cards is used for playing Poker.
The values of the cards are:
Ace (high), King, Queen. Jack, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2.
In some variations of the game, the ace can be played as the lowest card.
There are 4 suits: spades, hearts, diamonds and clubs.
Poker hands generally contain 5 cards and the winner is deemed to be the one with the highest hand. There are variations whereby different amounts of cards are dealt face down to each player. For example, a 7 card stud means you are dealt 7 cards and a 5 card stud means you are dealt 5 cards etc.
Wild cards: A wild card is either a Joker or a certain card from the deck of cards. The card takes on the suit or rank you want it to take.

Blackjack Guide
The object is to get as close to the number 21 as possible without going over.
The cards are dealt and the values added.
Ace can either be counted as 1 or 11 to your best advantage.
The Jack, Queen, and King cards are all valued as 10.
If your hand is low enough you may choose to receive another card from the dealer (hit) or you can choose to stand your current total.
If you are confident you can beat the dealer you can double the bet (double down).
If you have a pair you may split them and obtain 2 separate hands (Generally casinos will allow this up to 3 times).
The winner is the person closest to 21.

Slot Guide
Slots are easy to play.
Deposit money according to the wager required.
Pull the lever (or push the start button).
If the result matches the required combinations, you win.

Roulette Guide
Roulette tables have coloured chips in sets of 300.
Buy chips from the croupier and place them on the number(s) you feel the silver ball will land on. Roulette is essentially a game of chance.
The croupier spins the wheel and if the ball lands on your number, you win.

Craps Guide

Baccarat Guide

Keno Guide

Guide for Online Casino Gambling