The dealer then reveals the two cards designated for Game 1.

The two cards are scored in standard blackjack fashion (except aces always equal 11) and will determine the outcome of the player’s bet on Game 1, as follows:
a. On a pair of tens, jacks, queens, kings or aces, the player loses their Game 1 wager.
b. On any other total of 15 or higher, the “High” wager wins 1:1, and the “Low” wager loses.
c. On any total of 14 or lower, the “Low” wager wins 1:1, and the “High” wager loses.

The dealer proceeds to pay the winning wagers and remove the losing wagers for Game 1. Shown above: The dealer shows a "16" for game 1, and the player correctly bet on "high" thus the dealer pays the player at 1 times (1:1) the bet.

The dealer then reveals the two cards designated for Game 2.

The “Low” and “High” wagers for Game 2 are resolved in the same manner as for Game 1 above. The dealer proceeds to pay the winning wagers, and remove the losing wagers for Game 2. Shown above, the dealer shows a "10" for game 2. The player's losing "high" wager is removed.

The dealer then reveals the single card for Game 3. Shown as a "5" below.

The single card value will determine which number is paid (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, J, Q, K, A) on the “roulette-style” betting board. The dealer then proceeds to pay winning wagers, and remove losing wagers for Game 3, according to the following paytable:
Straight-up 11:1
Split 5:1
Corner 2:1
Pick Six 1:1

In the sample hand, the player correctly bets on the "2-7" pick 6 group and wins 1:1. The player's losing wagers on straight-up "Q", and corner of "8-9-10-J" are removed.

The Tripolet Side-Bet (option):

Once Game 3 is paid out, the dealer will identify the five card poker ranking associated with the dealer’s original five cards used for play in Games 1, 2 and 3. This ranking determines the payout of the optional Tripolet Bonus side bet. Once the five-card poker hand has been identified, the dealer will push the cards included in the poker hand up approximately two inches above the remaining cards in order for the players and surveillance to clearly see the winning five card poker hand. The dealer then proceeds to pay winning wagers, and remove losing wagers for the Tripolet Bonus side bet, according to the following paytable:
Less than one pair of Queens (Player loses)
One pair, Queens, Kings or Aces, 2:1
Two Pair, 2:1
Three of a Kind, 3:1
Straight, 5:1
Flush, 10:1
Full House, 25:1
Four of a Kind, 50:1
Five of a Kind, 100:1
Straight Flush, 500:1
Royal Flush, 1000:1

In the example. The 5 card hand includes 3 "5's" or a three-of-a-kind. In this case, the dealer pays the player 3:1 on their bet.

All cards are collected, and a new round may begin.