Table Games at Yuugado

Yuugado’s table games category includes video blackjack, video roulette, video baccarat, video poker and Sic Bo. Below is an introduction to their rules and common payout formats, with separate category pages for blackjack and roulette. The payout examples describe standard game formats, not confirmed pay tables for every title in the selection.

Video Blackjack

In blackjack, the aim is to finish with a higher card total than the dealer without exceeding 21. Number cards retain their face value, face cards count as 10, and an ace counts as 1 or 11. Players can hit to take another card or stand to keep their current total. A hand above 21 is a bust.

An ace and a ten-value card in the initial two-card hand form a blackjack. Common payouts for this hand are 3:2 and 6:5: a 10-unit bet pays 15 units in winnings at 3:2 or 12 units at 6:5, with the original stake returned separately. A total of 21 reached with three or more cards does not qualify for the natural-blackjack payout.

The blackjack category page covers the game in more detail.

Video Roulette

Roulette results depend on the numbered pocket where the ball lands. A standard European wheel has 37 pockets: numbers 1 to 36 and a single zero. A standard American wheel has 38, adding a double zero.

A straight-up bet covers one number and normally pays 35:1. A winning 1-unit bet therefore earns 35 units in winnings, plus the return of the original stake. Red or black and odd or even normally pay 1:1, but zero does not belong to any of those groups.

The roulette category page provides further information about roulette rules and bet types.

Video Baccarat

Baccarat compares two hands called Player and Banker. The hand with the higher final total wins, and the main betting options are Player, Banker and Tie. “Player” is the name of one hand, not a reference to the person placing the bet; a participant can select either hand or a tie.

Hand totals range from 0 to 9. Aces count as 1, cards from 2 to 9 retain their face value, and tens and face cards count as 0. Only the last digit of the sum counts. For example, a 7 and an 8 add up to 15, giving the hand a total of 5.

Each hand starts with two cards. If either has an initial total of 8 or 9, known as a natural, neither receives another card. Otherwise, Player draws on a total of 0 to 5 and stands on 6 or 7. Banker’s draw depends on its own total and, when Player draws, the value of Player’s third card. These decisions follow fixed rules.

Video Poker

In standard five-card draw video poker, five cards are dealt first. Selected cards are held, the others are replaced, and the final hand is evaluated against the pay table.

Common variants include Jacks or Better, Double Bonus Poker and Joker Poker. In Jacks or Better, the lowest qualifying hand is a pair of jacks. Double Bonus Poker changes the payout structure, particularly for four-of-a-kind hands, while Joker Poker includes a joker as a wild card.

A standard 9/6 Jacks or Better pay table pays 25 credits for four of a kind on a one-credit bet. A royal flush pays 250 credits at that stake, or 4,000 credits when five credits are wagered. The “9/6” label refers to the one-credit payouts for a full house and a flush: 9 and 6 credits respectively. These figures are examples of that specific format, not a shared pay table for all video poker games.

Sic Bo

Sic Bo uses three dice. Bets can cover their combined total, particular numbers or combinations such as three matching dice.

Small covers totals from 4 to 10, and Big covers totals from 11 to 17. Both normally pay 1:1, but both lose on any triple. For example, three 2s total 6 but do not produce a winning Small bet; three 5s total 15 but do not produce a winning Big bet.

A specific-triple bet covers three dice showing one selected number, while an any-triple bet covers three matching dice of any number. Their payouts are listed separately in the game’s pay table.

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