RULE 10  RULES FOR POKER
47.1-1017.10     The play -- Caribbean Stud Poker.
(11) 	Table Aggregate per Round payouts may be set at the discretion of the retail licensee. Table Aggregate per Round payouts only apply to the basic pay table on Caribbean Stud games. Two or more players must have winning hands in any given round of play in order for the Table Aggregate Per Round limit to be enforced.  Maximum Payout per Player limit may also be set at the discretion of the retail licensee. Operating Licensee at its discretion may institute a maximum tip payout.
47.1-1017.14    The play -- Let it Ride and Let it Ride Bonus with the option of a 3 Card Bonus optional bet.
(3)    	At the discretion of the retail licensee, any dealer tip delivered as a wager shall be placed as an equal wager in any combination above the player’s wagering areas (marked as “1”, “2”, “$”, and “3 Card Bonus”), to be settled at the end of play of the hand at the odds listed and in accordance with the pay schedule.  If any bets are pulled back during the course of a game, any corresponding dealer tips must be pulled back at the same time.
(13)	Table Aggregate Per Round payouts may be set at the discretion of the retail licensee. Table Aggregate Per Round payouts only apply to the basic pay table on Let It Ride or Let It Ride Bonus with the option of a 3 Card Bonus. Two or more players must have winning hands in any given round of play in order for the Table Aggregate Per Round limit to be enforced.  Maximum Payout Per Player limit may also be set at the discretion of the retail licensee. Operating Licensee at its discretion may institute a maximum tip payout.
47.1-1017.28  The Play -- Bonus 6.
(11)  	Only the highest ranked hand held by a player shall be paid as a winning hand. Hands shall be settled and paid according to one of the following pay schedule options.  A substitute award for the royal flush and/or a straight flush may be set at the discretion of the licensee for pay tables A through E.
Option A

Royal flush pays	1,000 to 1	
Straight flush pays	100 to 1	
Four of a kind pays	50 to 1	
Full house pays	20 to 1	
Flush pays	6 to 1	
Straight pays	4 to 1	
Three of a kind pays	3 to 1	
Two pairs	2 to 1	
Pair of 6’s or higher pays	1 to 1	
Option B

Royal flush pays	500 to 1	
Straight flush pays	100 to 1	
Four of a kind pays	30 to 1	
Full house pays	15 to 1	
Flush pays	7 to 1	
Straight pays	4 to 1	
Three of a kind pays	3 to 1	
Two pairs	2 to 1	
Pair of 6’s or higher pays	1 to 1	
or
Option C (Double plus Bonus (6) Poker)

Royal flush pays	500 to 1	
Straight flush pays	100 to 1	
Four aces pays	100 to 1	
Four twos through fours pays	75 to 1	
Four fives through kings pays	50 to 1	
Full house pays	20 to 1	
Flush pays	6 to 1	
Straight pays	4 to 1	
Three of a kind pays	3 to 1	
Two pairs	2 to 1	
Pair of 6’s or higher pays	1 to 1	

Option D

Royal Flush pays	200 to 1	
Straight Flush pays	50 to 1	
Four of a Kind pays	20 to 1	
Full House pays	10 to 1	
Flush pays	6 to 1	
Straight pays	3 to 1	
Three of a Kind pays	3 to 1	
Two Pairs pays 	2 to 1	
Pair of 6’s or higher pays	1 to 1	
	
Option E

Royal Flush pays	100 to 1	
Straight Flush pays	50 to 1	
Four of a Kind pays	20 to 1	
Full House pays	10 to 1	
Flush pays	6 to 1	
Straight pays	3 to 1	
Three of a Kind pays	3 to 1	
Two Pairs pays 	2 to 1	
Pair of 6’s or higher pays	1 to 1	

47.1-1017.39  Texas Hold’Em Bonus Poker.
Texas Hold’Em Bonus Poker is the trademarked poker variation game, the rights to which on January 1, 2004, were owned by Shuffle Master Gaming in Las Vegas, Nevada. Texas Hold’Em Bonus Poker must be played according to the following rules:
(4)  	After each player and the dealer have received two cards, there is a betting round. Each player can decide to stay in the game by making a bet, two times their ante wager on the flop bet (not to exceed one hundred dollars) or fold, forfeiting both their ante and bonus wagers. If a player folds the dealer will collect the ante and bonus wagers and place the player’s two cards into the discard rack.
47.1-1062  Aggregate payouts.
Table aggregate per round or player payouts on house-banked poker games may be set at the discretion of the retail licensee with the following restrictions:
1.  	The maximum payout cannot be less than the minimum bet times the maximum odds. For example, if the minimum bet is $5 and the maximum odds are  8,000 to 1, the lowest maximum payout per round or player would be $40,000.
2.  	Maximum payouts shall only apply to bets with odds 50 to 1 and higher. 
3.  	Bets less than 50 to 1 must be paid in full. 
4.	Progressive and bonus bets must be paid in full.
5.  	Signage detailing the aggregate payouts must be displayed prominently at the table. 
6.	Aggregate payout amounts cannot be changed without at least 24-hour notice at the table.