Jackpot Rules

High Hand -- $50 Hourly until 6 pm

Progressive Royal Flush by Suit – Published and Announced Daily

Mini Royal Flush by Suit – Available Periodically

1.     Jackpots and awards are funded by a $1 jackpot drop when pot reaches $10 in each live game, excluding rake.  All money in jackpot will be awarded back to players—No money goes to the house.

2.    40% of the jackpot drop goes toward the Progressive Royal Flush jackpots, 10% goes to the back-up Progressive Royal Flush jackpots and 50% goes to the promotional jackpot fund for daily awards.

3.    Daily Jackpot totals are available from the podium.  Currently available jackpots and awards will be posted near the escalator.

4.    The Progressive Royal Flush by Suit jackpots will be posted at the beginning of each day.  Mini Royal Flush by Suit jackpots, when available, will be 10% of the posted progressive jackpot amounts.

5.    High Hand awards and Progressive & Mini Royal Flush by Suit jackpots not available in Tournaments and not combinable.

6.    In the High Hand and Progressive Royal Flush by Suit, player must have BOTH cards in their hand.

7.    $50 High Hand award will be given out hourly for the first six hours (or until 6 pm). Current High Hand holder’s name will be posted at the entrance podium on back of the table assignment board above the next highest hand, etc.    On High Hand, if not present, the award will go to the next highest hand on the list, until a player is present.  Mini and Multi table tournament players are not eligible for the high hand award.

8.    Additional Progressive Royal Flush by Suit and Mini Royal Flush by Suit requirements:        

          a.       The pot must be at least $10 to qualify for award.

          b.       No community card in seven card stud.

          c.       There must be at least four players in the hand.

          d.       Not available in Double Flop or Omaha

 

9.    Mini Royal Flush by Suit requirements:

          a.       Jack, Queen, King and Ace of same suit needed.

          b.       In Hold’em, two of the cards must be in player’s hand cards.

          c.       Only one award for each suit, per day.

          d.       Progressive Royal Flush and Mini Royal Flush awards are not combinable.

          e.       The hand does not need to go to the “river” or be a called hand.

 

12/10/08