Site Rules

NO PURCHASE OR ONLINE ACCESS FEE NECESSARY TO PLAY

HOW TO PLAY:

1. Click2Win® Tournaments features strategic tournament, casino style games, where you can “bet” virtual cash and win real money. Once you have joined you may enter to play at Click2Win.com to begin competing. You will be asked to select the number of game tokens you wish to acquire and submit your billing information. Your credit card will be charged a service charge based upon the number of tournament game tokens you request. Each token is good for one entry into any of the available tournaments. Alternatively, you may request tournament tokens at no charge by sending a hand-written self-addressed stamped envelope (No Mechanically Addressed Envelopes Will Be Accepted) to PlasmaNet Inc. P.O. Box 4562, Grand Central Station, New York, N.Y. 10163, along with your name, address, city, state, zip code, valid email address, phone number, date of birth, screen name and referencing "Click2Win Tournaments Token Request." Residents of the State of Vermont may omit return postage. PlasmaNet Inc. will then mail you an authorization code, which you may use to enter any Click2Win® Tournament with an equal chance to win. You will be required to submit your authorization code along with your email address and password in the “Play For Free” section of the website. Each authorization code may be redeemed for one game token. One authorization code will be provided per hand written self-addressed stamped envelope with a limit of 30 self-addressed stamped envelopes per person per 30 days. Each mailed request for an authorization code may contain no more than one self-addressed stamped envelope. Each authorization code must be used within 60 days from which the request was processed. All authorization code requests must also be completely hand written. PlasmaNet is not responsible for lost or misdirected mail.

Click2Win® Tournaments offers a variety of different strategic tournaments for you to choose from. You may participate in multiple simultaneous tournaments as long as you have sufficient tokens available. Once a tournament is selected that game token will remain active until one of the following conditions is met: tournament time has expired, your tournament balance of virtual chips (score) is lower than the minimum “bet” amount, the maximum number of rounds allowed within your tournament has been reached or the user selects the "Quit" option, WHEREBY THE GAME TOKEN WILL BECOME INACTIVE. A Player electing to quit will be asked to confirm their selection prior to that token becoming inactive. You may re-enter the same tournament using an additional token. If none of the prior conditions have been met the user may either continue to play or may elect to rejoin their game at a later time. A user rejoining a tournament will be returned to the exact game state with his/her existing balance of virtual chips prior to departure. Tournament winners will be selected from all eligible tournament entrants based on the greatest Score (Balance of Virtual Chips) amount at the close of that tournament. In the event of a dispute, the records maintained in the Tournament server logs, which may be accessed by you in the “Player History” section of the Click2Win® Tournaments website, are final. Tournament disputes must be issued within 10 days of the completion of the disputed tournament. Tokens expire 60 days from date issued. You will be reminded by email 10 days prior to your token expiring. You may, prior to expiration, request a refund for any unused, paid tokens. Free tokens will count as your final token to be used and will not count towards any refunds.

For any account related inquiries please contact us at pitboss@Click2Win.com .

2. ELIGIBILITY:

Click2Win® Tournaments is offered worldwide, subject to special rules for residents of the Province of Quebec, Canada. You must be at least 18 years or older to play. You must be a registered Click2Win® Tournaments member to be eligible to play and win Click2Win® Tournaments. This promotion is void in Iran, Iraq, Libya, Cuba, North Korea, Sudan Korea, Tunisia, Cameroon, and Afghanistan. as of October 28, 2005, this promotion is also void in Tunisia, Cameroon, Afghanistan, Palestinian Territory, Sudan, United States Minor Islands, Algeria, Ghana, Reunion, Nigeria, Egypt, Peru, Cote D’Ivoire, Nicaragua, Indonesia, Argentina, Bulgaria, Jordan, Latvia, Portugal, Morocco, Armenia, Costa Rica, Malaysia, Pakistan, Chile, Estonia, Macedonia, and Sweden. Principals and employees of PlasmaNet Inc., and its respective parents, affiliates, subsidiaries, and immediate family members of each are not eligible (immediate family consists of husband, wife, mother, father, sister, brother or children).

3. PRIZES:

Prize awards and the number of prize winners will be made available prior to joining any tournament. No substitution or transfer of prizes is allowed. Taxes are the responsibility of winners. Non U.S. residents may be subject to U.S. withholding tax.

4. GENERAL CONDITIONS:

Entrants agree to abide by the terms of these Official Rules which are final on all matters pertaining to Click2Win® Tournaments. Click2Win® Tournaments are governed by the laws of the United States. Prize winners will receive instructions to claim their prize by mail. The instructions will require prize winners to sign and notarize an Affidavit of Eligibility and Liability/Publicity Release and return it to PlasmaNet Inc., within fifteen (15) days following the date of the attempted notification. Non comnpliance with this time frame may result in forfeiture. Winners must provide picture proof of identification to the sponsor, which may include a driver's license, passport, a voting card or similar government issued photo identification. Identification provided by Winners must exactly match the information in our database prior to Winners entry into associated Winning Tournaments and prior to the official awarding of any Tournament Prize. Winners further grant to PlasmaNet, Inc. and sponsors the right, but not the obligation, to use and publish their proper name and home city in any media, in connection with Click2Win® Tournaments. Acceptance of any prize constitutes permission for PlasmaNet, Inc. and sponsors and their advertising and promotional agencies to use winner's name and likenesses for advertising and promotional purposes without additional compensation unless prohibited by law. By entering, participants release and hold harmless PlasmaNet, Inc. and Sponsors, their respective parents, subsidiaries, affiliates, directors, officers, employees, and agents from any and all liability for any injuries, loss or damage of any kind arising from or in connection with the Contest or any prize won. Other restrictions, conditions, and limitations may apply.

5. CONDUCT:

By entering Click2Win® Tournaments, you agree to be bound by these Official Rules, which shall be final and binding in all respects. The Official Rules will be posted at the Click2Win® Tournaments site throughout the contest. PlasmaNet, Inc. reserves the right at its sole discretion to disqualify any individual it finds to be tampering with the entry process or the operation of the game or website; to be acting in violation of the Official Rules; or to be acting in an unsportsmanlike or disruptive manner, or with intent to annoy, abuse, threaten or harass any other person. PlasmaNet Inc. reserves the right to audit all winners at the time of winning and reserves the right to revoke any prize based on findings of such audit. CAUTION: ANY ATTEMPT BY A CONTESTANT AND/OR ANY OTHER INDIVIDUAL TO DELIBERATELY DAMAGE ANY WEBSITE AND/OR UNDERMINE THE LEGITIMATE OPERATION OF THE TOURNAMENT GAME IS A VIOLATION OF CRIMINAL AND CIVIL LAWS AND SHOULD SUCH AN ATTEMPT BE MADE, PLASMANET, INC., AND CLICK2WIN® TOURNAMENTS RESERVE THE RIGHT TO SEEK DAMAGES FROM ANY SUCH INDIVIDUAL TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW.

6. LIMITATIONS ON LIABILITY:

In the event of a dispute, the records maintained in the Tournament server logs, which may be accessed by you in the “Player History” section of the Click2Win® Tournaments website, are final. PlasmaNet, Inc., Click2Win® Tournaments and sponsors limit their liability to the player to the replacement of token lost and the payment of stated prize once a winner has been declared and returned the documents listed in Section 4, above. PlasmaNet, Inc., Click2Win® Tournaments and sponsors are not responsible for any incorrect and/or inaccurate information, whether caused by website users and/or by any of the equipment and/or programming associated with and/or utilized in any contest or by any technical or human error which may occur in the processing of submissions in Click2Win® Tournaments. PlasmaNet, Inc. and Sponsors assume no responsibility for any error, omission, interruption, deletion, defect, delay in operation or transmission, communications line failure, theft and/or destruction and/or unauthorized access to, and/or alteration of entries. PlasmaNet, Inc. and Sponsors are not responsible for any problems and/or technical malfunction of any telephone network or lines, computer on-line-systems, servers or providers, computer equipment, software, failure of email and/or players on account of technical problems and/or traffic congestion on the Internet and/or at any website or combination thereof, including injury or damage to participants or to any other person's computer related to and/or resulting from participating or downloading materials in this contest. If, for any reason, any contest is not capable of running as planned, including infection by computer virus, bugs, tampering, unauthorized intervention, fraud, technical failures, and/or any other causes beyond the control of PlasmaNet, Inc. and Sponsors which corrupt or affect the administration, security, fairness, integrity and/or proper conduct of this contest, PlasmaNet, Inc. and Sponsors reserve the right at their sole discretion to cancel, terminate, modify and/or suspend the contest.

7. WINNER'S LIST:

The names of major prize winners (at least $300.00) may be obtained 14 days after a specific tournament by sending a request including a hand-written self-addressed stamped envelope (No Mechanically Addressed Envelopes Will Be Accepted) to Click2Win Tournaments c/o PlasmaNet Inc. P.O. Box 4562, Grand Central Station, New York, N.Y. 10163, along with your name, address, city, state, zip code, valid email address, phone number, date of birth, and screen name.

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General Game Rules

Tournament: Identifies the name of the tournament within which the contestant is competing.

Time Remaining: A tournament runs for a fixed, predetermined period of time. The time remaining is a visual approximation of the amount of time the contestant may continue to compete before the tournament ends, and the winner(s) determined.

Rounds Played: The number of rounds played, and remaining, where applicable, is represented within the various tournaments of Click2Win® Tournaments by either, “Number of Pulls” or “Hands Played”. A round represents the game-play that begins with a virtual “wager” and ends upon the final outcome resulting from that virtual “wager”. The round visually indicated is the round that the competitor is currently competing. If there is a limit placed upon the number of rounds that can be played, this limit will be indicated visually. For example, if the competitor is competing within their third round out of a maximum of ten rounds, the Rounds Played would appear as “3 (of 10)”. If there were no limit placed upon the number of rounds the Rounds Played would appear as “3”.

Grand Prize: Identifies the grand prize for the tournament that the competitor is competing. The grand prize is the prize awarded the individual with the highest balance of virtual chips on a single tournament token within the tournament at the end of the period of time designated for the tournament. The grand prize is awarded to the first place winner. In the even of a tie, the Grand Prize is distributed evenly amongst all those competitors that have tied for first place.

Min. Bet: Visually identifies the minimum virtual “wager” that may be placed within the tournament. A virtual “wager” may not be made below the Minimum Bet amount. In the event that a virtual “wager” has been placed that is below the Minimum Bet and the contestant indicates their desire to continue the current round within the tournament by placing the virtual “wager”, the virtual “wager” amount will be adjusted to the minimum “bet” amount and “bet” for the current round.

Max. Bet: Visually identifies the maximum virtual “wager” that may be placed within the tournament. A virtual “wager” may not be made above the Maximum Bet amount. If there is no maximum “bet” assigned to the tournament, the maximum “bet” will be indicated via the representation of the maximum “bet” as “No Limit”.

View High Scores: Clicking this button opens a window containing the Screen Names and Balances of virtual chips of the top five high scores (balance of virtual chips) in the tournament. The contestant may select this option to see how well he/she stacks up against other competitors. The View High Scores window may be kept open allowing the contestant to monitor their real-time progress and plan their winning strategy.

Screen Name: The competitor is represented by their Screen Name. The Screen Name is the name the contestant has chosen, when first joining Click2Win® Tournaments, to be identified by within the tournaments.

Balance: The Balance is a visual representation of the contestant’s score within the tournament. The contestant’s balance of virtual chips is for scorekeeping purposes only and has no monetary value. Upon the completion of the tournament, the scores of all contestants' individual game tokens will be compared within the tournament to determine the winner(s). In the event multiple game tokens are used in the same tournament, each tokens' score will be counted alone. Scores from multiple tokens are not cummulative.

Bet: The Bet is a visual representation of the amount of virtual chips that the contestant may “wager” on the next round within the tournament. When the contestant chooses their “bet” amount, that amount will be deducted from the contestant’s balance of virtual chips.

Quit: When the contestant has completed participating within the tournament he or she may select the Quit text link. Selecting this option will result in the contestant being asked to confirm their selection. The Player will be given three choices:

1. Yes, the contestant wants to leave the tournament and deactivate their tournament token. If the contestant wants to re-enter, at a later time, he or she may use a new token to enter with a brand new, initial balance of virtual chips.

2. No, the contestant indicates a desire to cancel the Quit request and continue competing within the current tournament.

3. Suspend, the contestant wants to temporarily exit the current tournament. However, the contestant may rejoin, at a later time, to continue from exactly where he or she has left off, as long as there is time remaining.

If the contestant decides to Quit the tournament, the token will become inactive. Upon the token becoming inactive, the contestant is able to Re-Join the tournament with a new token. If the contestant opts to not Quit the tournament, he or she may Re-Join as many times as desired. As long as there is sufficient time remaining to compete, the contestant may continue to rejoin or enter an active tournament.

Quick Get 5 Tokens: Provides a simple and convenient way to obtain additional tokens while competing within a tournament. Clicking this button will result in the contestant’s account being processed for the then current service fee associated with obtaining five additional tokens; the contestant’s five new tokens, as soon as they are available, are represented along with the tokens the contestant currently has available, displayed below the Quick Get 5 Tokens text link. The service charge associated with this transaction is calculated as the sum of the service charges of five individual tokens, obtained one at a time, via the ‘Manage Account’ page. (See the ‘Manage Account’ page to see the service fee associated with the acquisition of a single token.)

Status: Represents the connectivity status between the tournament and the Click2Win® Tournaments server.

Active: Indicates that the tournament is actively communicating with the server.

Connecting: Indicates the tournament is actively contacting the server to recommence communication. This stage can occur for a duration of time up to thirty seconds. A pop-up window will appear during this process to indicate the tournament’s attempts to contact the server.

Re-Connect: Indicates that all of the information for the competitor within the tournament has been saved. The competitor will be prompted to re-join the tournament from the “Rejoin Active Tournaments” section of the website at a point exactly where he or she left off.

Note: Bank management, the management of your balance of virtual chips, is a key element of strategy in Click2Win® Tournaments. A contestant may simply join a tournament, not place a virtual “wager”, and depending on the wins and losses of the other competitors, win the tournament.

Note: There is no value associated with virtual chips; they are merely a method by which the competitor keeps score.

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Blackjack Rules

Blackjack Rules

Blackjack is a game utilizing eight, standard, 52 card decks of playing cards, where strategy is applied to get a hand of cards as close to 21 without going over. Strategy must be applied to beat other Blackjack Tournament competitors. Every competitor starts with the same balance of virtual chips. The one or two players with the greatest balance of virtual chips at the end of the tournament win(s). Each competitor must decide how often and when to hit the hand dealt. Each competitor must decide when to "bet" and when to stand. Each participant must decide how much to "wager" on the current hand; and whether to split or double-down. The individual(s) with the greatest balance(s) of virtual chips at the end of the tournament are awarded real prizes. Each individual must use skill and cunning to outplay their competitors, to work to obtain the highest balance of virtual chips within the tournament.

Blackjack is played with eight, fifty-two card decks. After each round has been played, the used cards are shuffled back into the deck. All face cards are valued at ten and the cards from 2-10 are valued as indicated. Aces can be valued as either one or eleven; if counting the Ace as eleven would put the hand over twenty-one, the Ace is, instead, automatically associated with the value of one. The competitor does not specify the value associated with the Ace. The value of the Ace is always assigned the value that results in the best hand for the competitor. The value of a hand is the sum of all of the values of the individual cards. For example, a hand containing a Jack, 3, and 4 has a value of 17.

The competitor’s chips are stacked by denomination ($1, $5, $25, $50, $100) at the center-bottom of the window. The competitor may select the amount they would like to "wager" by clicking on the chip of the desired denomination. The competitor may "wager" by selecting the chip denominations to "wager". To remove a virtual "wager", simply click on the virtual stack of "wagered" chips in the center of the tournament window. If you place a virtual "wager" that is lower than the minimum table "bet" limit, your "bet" amount will be automatically adjusted to the minimum "bet" amount upon selecting the Deal button.

A hand of blackjack is begun by placing a "bet" on the table and clicking on the Deal button. The Player will then receive two cards, face-up. The dealer will receive one card, face-up, and one card, face-down. Once the Player has been dealt two cards (and based upon the value of these cards) the following action buttons become available:

Hit:
When selected, the competitor receives another card, face-up. A Hit may be requested as many times as desired. However, if the sum of the cards that the competitor holds meets or exceeds twenty-one, the competitor may no longer Hit; if the total exceeds twenty-one, the hand "bust’s" and the competitor loses the hand.

Stand:
Selecting Stand indicates that the tournament competitor wishes to receive no further cards in the current hand. The competitor’s hand, as it exists at the moment of selecting Stand, will be judged against the dealer’s hand.

Split:
When two cards of the same denomination are dealt, the Splitbutton becomes clickable. The dealt hand can then be Split into two separate hands. These two hands are then played separately. The value of the original "bet" is assigned to each of the two hands of the competitor and deducted from your balance of virtual chips. If you have an insufficient balance of virtual chips to match your original "bet" the Split option is not available. Each hand can then be played out by the competitor, as usual. However, when splitting Aces, only one additional card per hand is dealt. An arrow is displayed next to the hand that is currently active. All blackjack actions may be performed on the active hand. The split option can only be used once per round. Any winning hand value of 21, obtained after splitting a pair, is paid 1-to-1.

Double Down:

Double Down can only be selected immediately after the competitor receives their first two cards of the current hand. Upon selecting this option, three things occur: (1) the initial "bet" amount will be doubled, (2) one more card is dealt, and (3) the current round will end, and a winner determined.

Insurance:
Whenever the dealer's up-card (showing card) is an Ace, the participant has the option to take insurance. The competitor will be prompted regarding their desire to either take insurance or not. If the tournament competitor opts out of taking insurance by selecting No, the rest of the hand, and game play, proceeds as normal. However, if the competitor believes that the dealer's down-card is a card with a value of 10, then the competitor may elect to obtain Insurance by selecting Yes. Selecting to purchase insurance is the equivalent of placing a side "bet", of half the original, virtual "wager", that the dealer does have a card of value of 10, resulting in a Blackjack. If the dealer does have a card with a value of 10, the tournament competitor is paid 2-to-1 on the insurance "bet".

Note:
The Double Down and Split options are only available immediately after the first two cards are dealt the competitor. If the dealer has an Ace showing, the participant will be offered a chance to buy Insurance for half of the amount of the "bet". When insurance is purchased the participant is, in effect, making a second "bet". This is a "bet" that the dealer has a natural blackjack. If the dealer does have a natural blackjack (in other words, the dealer’s down card is a ten or a face card), the competitor will collect a payout of 2-to-1 on the insurance. When winning the insurance, the competitor will also lose their original, virtual "wager", unless the competitor also has a natural blackjack. If the competitor also has a natural blackjack the original, virtual "wager" will be a push. If the dealer does not have a natural twenty-one, the rest of the hand is played out as usual; the insurance "bet" is lost.

If the hand is won, the original "bet" plus the same amount in profit is paid out and the player’s balance of virtual chips is incremented accordingly. A hand that consists of an Ace and any card with a value of ten is called a natural twenty-one, or a natural blackjack (except in the case of a Split hand - see details above). If the hand is won with a natural blackjack, the participant will be paid out at three-to-two, the original "bet" plus 150% profit. (i.e. If the player "bet" $50, achieves a natural twenty-one, the competitor will receive $50 (original "bet") plus $75 (original "bet" plus half of the original "bet"), totaling $125.)

Game Play Requests and Results

Place Your Bets! Pop-up Window - Indicates that the tournament competitor has to place the "bet" amount for the upcoming hand. The competitor may either select the different chip piles to allocate the desired "bet" amount or, if at least one hand has already taken place, select the re-bet button so as to place the same virtual "wager" amount on the upcoming hand as was placed on the previous hand. Once the virtual "wager" amount has been set to the desired value, the Deal button must be selected to officially place the current "bet". To clear the current virtual "wager" amount the center pile of chips may be clicked, zeroing the virtual "wager" amount.

Push Pop-up Window - Indicates that the competitor, at the end of a hand, has tied the dealer’s hand. The competitor has neither won nor lost; the balance of virtual chips will be restored.

You Win! Pop-up Window - Indicates that the current hand has been won by the tournament competitor. This window will also display the amount of virtual cash won by the competitor for their current hand.

Bust Pop-up Window - The Bust Pop-up Window appears when the value of the competitor’s hand has exceeded twenty-one. The dealer wins the current hand when the tournament competitor experiences a bust.

Dealer Wins - The dealer’s hand was a better hand than the competitor’s hand. The better hand is that hand that gets closest to 21 without going over.

Additional Actions

Re-Bet Button - For all hands played after the competitor’s first hand, the option to "re-bet" is provided. Re-Bet allows for the "re-betting" of the prior, virtual "wager" amount on the competitor’s next hand. When the competitor elects to "re-bet" the next hand begins immediately, and the cards are automatically dealt. If the tournament competitor’s balance of virtual chips is less than the amount previously "wagered", the Re-Bet button is not available.

Dealt Hand Value - To display the value of the sum of the competitor’s hand of cards then move the mouse over the competitor’s dealt hand. An Ace will be computed with a value of 11 unless the value of 11 puts the value of the current hand over 21; in that case, the value of the Ace will represented with a value of 1.

Insurance Chip Pile Value - To display the value of the virtual "wager" associated with the insurance purchased by the competitor move the mouse over the pile of virtual chips associated with the insurance "bet". Only available when the competitor has opted for insurance on the current hand.

Center Chip Pile Value - To display the value of the competitor’s desired, virtual "wager" move the mouse over the center pile of virtual chips.

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Video Poker Rules

Jacks or Better

Overview

Jacks or Better, Video Poker, is a game of strategy.  Every participant within a Video Poker tournament starts with the same balance of virtual chips.  The tournament competitor(s) with the greatest balance(s) of virtual chips at the end of the tournament win(s).  Each participant must decide how many hands to be dealt, within the maximum allowable number of hands (if a maximum number of hands is set for the tournament).  Each participant must develop a strategy for obtaining a winning combination of cards.  The individual(s) with the greatest balance of virtual chips at the end of the tournament are awarded real prizes.  Each individual must use skill and apply their strategy to outmaneuver their competitors to strive to obtain the highest balance of virtual chips within the tournament.

Game Play

The competitor may place a “bet” from the displayed minimum “bet” to the displayed maximum “bet” on each hand played.  The competitor may increase their “bet” amount by clicking on the Increase Bet arrow; each click will result in the “bet” amount increasing by “$1”. The tournament competitor may click this arrow until the Max Bet has been reached. Alternatively, the competitor may increase their “bet” to the maximum “bet” amount by clicking on the Max Bet button. The competitor may also decrease their “bet” amount by clicking on the Decrease Bet arrow; each click here results in the “bet” amount decreasing by “$1”.  

Once the desired “bet” amount has been achieved, the competitor may place their desired, virtual “wager” by clicking on the Deal button.  Upon clicking Deal the participant’s hand will be dealt.  Note:  When selecting Bet Max the tournament competitor’s “bet” is automatically placed and their next hand, dealt.

A dealt hand consists of 5 cards. The Video Poker machine uses a standard 52 card deck, which is reshuffled after each hand.  The competitor, upon receiving their hand, must decide which cards to hold by clicking the Hold button below any card(s) he/she wishes to keep; all other cards will be replaced upon clicking the Draw button. If, after this replacement, the tournament competitor has any combination of cards that qualifies for a payout, the competitor’s balance of virtual chips will be credited as indicated by the payout table displayed on the top of the current video poker machine, also displayed within the table below.

Note:  The Ace can be played as either the high or low card in the current hand.

Note:  The cards need not appear in order on the screen.

Payouts

Jacks or Better:  A pair pays 1 time the placed “bet”, if the cards in the pair are Jacks or Better.

Two Pair:  A pair is a set of 2 cards with the same card denomination (for example:  2,2 or Q,Q).  Two pair pays 2 times the placed “bet”.

Three of a Kind:  Any three cards of the same denomination (for example:  3,3,3 or J,J,J) pays 3 times the placed “bet”.

Straight:  Any five cards of any suit, where their denominations increase, or decrease, consecutively (for example:  A,2,3,4,5 or K,Q,J,10,9) pay 4 times the placed “bet”.

Flush:  Any five cards of any denomination of the same suit (for example: 4, 8, 9, 2, K; all Hearts) pays 6 times the placed “bet”.

Full House:  Any pair combined with any Three of a Kind (for example:  A,A,A,2,2) pays 9 times the placed “bet”.

Four of a Kind:  Any four cards of the same denomination (for example:  3,3,3,3 or Q,Q,Q,Q) pays 25 times the placed “bet”.

Straight Flush:  Five cards of the same suit, where their denominations increase, or decrease, consecutively (for example:  A,2,3,4,5 of Hearts or K,Q,J,10,9 of Diamonds) pays 50 times the placed “bet”.

Royal Flush:  Five cards of the same suite, with the denominations of the cards being: 10, J, Q, K, A, pays 250 times the placed “bet”.  In the event that the “bet” placed was also the maximum allowable “bet” for the tournament, this match pays 400 times the placed “bet”.

Pop-up Windows

Try Again:  Indicates that there was no winning match made with the most recently dealt hand.

You Win !:  Indicates that there was a winning match made.  This text box also displays the amount paid out to the tournament contestant, derived from the “bet” “wagered” and the winning match made.

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Slots Rules

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