(A)  Gambling Device Requirements.
      (1)  Hardware specifications.
            (a)  Electrical and mechanical parts and design principles shall not subject a player to physical hazards.
            (b)  A surge protector shall be installed on the line that feeds power to the device. The battery backup or an equivalent for the electronic meters shall be capable of maintaining the accuracy of all information required for 180 days after electrical power is discontinued from the device. The backup shall be located in the locked logic board compartment.
            (c)  An on/off switch that controls the electrical current used in the operation of the device and any associated equipment shall be located in an accessible place within the interior of the device.
            (d)  The operation of the device shall not be adversely affected by static discharge or other electromagnetic interference.
            (e)  The device shall have a minimum of one electronic coin acceptor meeting the security requirements of the Commission.
            (f)  The internal space of the device shall not be readily accessible when the front door of the device is both closed and locked.
            (g)  Logic boards and software eproms shall be in a locked area within the device and shall be sealed with evidence tape.
            (h)  The drop bucket compartment shall be in a locked area within or attached to the device.
            (i)  The device shall have no hardware switches capable of altering the pay tables or payout percentages of the device. Hardware switches may be installed in the device to control graphic routines, speed of play, and sound.
            (j)  An identification plate containing the following information shall be permanently affixed to the exterior of the device: Manufacturer; serial number; model number.
            (k)  The rules of play for the device shall be clearly displayed on the face or screen. The rules shall not be incomplete, confusing, or misleading. Each device shall also display the credits wagered and the credits awarded for the occurrence of each possible winning combination based on the number of credits wagered. All information required by this paragraph shall be kept under glass or other transparent material. Stickers or other removable items shall not be placed on the face of the device if they would make the required information unreadable.
      (2)  Software requirements-random number generator. Each gambling device shall have a random number generator that will determine the occurrence of a specific card, number or stop. A selection process will be considered random if it meets the following requirements:
            (a)  Each card, number or stop shall satisfy the 99 percent confidence limit using the standard chi-squared analysis. "Chi-squared analysis" is the sum of the square of the difference between the expected result and the observed result.
            (b)  Each card, number or stop shall not produce a significant statistic with regard to producing patterns of occurrences. Each card number or stop will be considered random if it meets the 99 percent confidence level with regard to the "runs test" or any similar pattern testing statistic. The "runs test" is a mathematical statistic that determines the existence of recurring patterns within a set of data.
            (c)  Each card number, or stop position shall be independently chosen without regard to any other card, number or stop within that game play. This test is the "correlation test." Each pair of cards, number or stop positions shall be considered random if they meet the 99 percent confidence level using standard correlation analysis.
            (d)  Each card number or stop position shall be independently chosen without reference to the same card or number position in the previous game. This test is the "serial correlation test." Each card or number position shall be considered random if it meets the 99 percent confidence level using standard serial correlation analysis.
      (3)  Continuation of game after malfunction is cleared. Each Gambling Device shall be capable of continuing the current game with all current game features after a malfunction is cleared unless the malfunction renders the device totally inoperable. If the malfunction renders the device totally inoperable the current wager and all credits appearing on the screen prior to the malfunction shall be returned to the player.
      (4)  Software requirements-play transaction records. Each Gambling Device shall maintain electronic accounting meters at all times, regardless of whether the device is supplied with power. Each meter shall be capable of recording and maintaining totals, no less than six digits in length, for the following information or the following information shall be ascertainable by calculations based on the recorded information:
            (a)  Total number of tokens inserted. The meter shall count the total number of tokens that are inserted by the player.
            (b)  Total number of tokens paid out.
            (c)  Total coins dropped to drop bucket.
            (d)  Total number of credits wagered.
            (e)  Total number of credits won.
            (f)  Total credits paid out.
            (g)  Number of times the logic area was accessed.
            (h)  Number of times the cash door of the device was accessed.
            (i)  Number of tokens or credits wagered in the current game.
            (j)  Total credits for games won but not collected, commonly referred to as the credit meter.
      The meters described in "a," "b," and "c," above, shall be placed in a position so that the numbers can be read without opening the device.
      No device shall have a mechanism which will cause the electronic accounting meters to automatically clear in the event of an error. Clearing of the electronic accounting meters may occur only after notification and approval by a Commission official.
      All meter readings shall be recorded in the presence of a Commission employee both before and after an electronic accounting meter is cleared.
      (5)  Software requirements-error conditions-automatic clearing. Devices shall be capable of detecting and displaying the 'power reset" condition and the "door open" condition. These conditions shall be automatically cleared by the device upon initiation of a new pay sequence at the start of the second game.
      (6) Percentage Payout Gambling Devices. Percentage payout Gambling Devices shall meet the following maximum and minimum theoretical percentage payouts during the expected lifetime of the device.
            (a)  The device must payout at least 80 percent and no more than 99 percent of the amount wagered. The theoretical payout percentage is determined using standard methods of probability theory.
            (b)  A device must have a probability of obtaining the maximum payout greater than 1 in 17,000,000.
      (7)  Error conditions.
            (a)  Gambling Devices shall be capable of detecting and displaying the following error conditions which may be cleared by an attendant.
                (1)   Coin-in jam.
                (2)   Coin-out jam.
                (3)   Hopper empty or timed out.
                (4)   RAM error.
                (5)   Hopper runaway or extra coin or coins paid out.
                (6)   Low RAM battery, for batteries external to the RAM itself. A battery approved by the Commission that is replaced pursuant to its manufacturer's specifications or as specified in the prototype approval report, whichever is sooner, may be installed in lieu of the low RAM battery error condition.
            (b)  A description of Gambling Device error codes and their meanings shall be affixed inside the slot machine.
      (8)  Hopper mechanism. Gambling Devices must be equipped with a hopper which is designed to detect jammed coins, extra coins paid out, hopper runaways, and hopper empty conditions. The Gambling Device control program must monitor the hopper mechanism for these error conditions in all game states. All coins or tokens paid from the hopper mechanism must be accounted for by the device, including those paid as extra coins during a hopper malfunction.
      (9)  Progressive Slot Machines. A Progressive Slot Machine shall have a progressive meter showing the payoff.
            (a)  Limits. A limit may be imposed on the jackpot of a Progressive Slot Machine provided that the limit imposed is greater than the jackpot payout on the Progressive Slot Machine at the time the limit is imposed. Any limit imposed on a Progressive Slot Machine shall be prominently displayed to the public.
            (b)  Pay-off indicator. No payoff indicator may be turned back to a lesser amount unless one of the following circumstances occurs:
                (1)   The amount shown on the progressive meter is paid to a player as a jackpot.
                (2)   It is necessary to adjust the progressive meter to prevent it from displaying an amount greater than the limit imposed by the licensee.
                (3)   It is necessary to change the progressive indicator due to malfunction in the device.
                (4)   A progressive jackpot may be transferred to another Progressive Slot Machine at the same location in the event of a machine malfunction.
            (c)  Jackpot limit. When the maximum jackpot limit is reached, it must be permitted to remain until it is won by a player.
            (d)  Records required. Records shall be maintained that record the amount shown on a progressive jackpot meter. Supporting documents shall be maintained to explain any reduction in the payoff amount from a previous entry. The records and documents shall be retained for a period of five (5) years unless permission to destroy them earlier is given by the Commission in writing.

APPENDIX "B"
OMAHA TRIBE/STATE OF IOWA GAMING COMPACT
SECURITY AND SURVEILLANCE REQUIREMENTS

  (A) Closed Circuit Television. Every Operator shall install, maintain and operate a closed circuit television system according to the specifications set forth in this Appendix. The Commission shall have access to the system or its signal at all times.
  (B)  Required Equipment. The closed circuit television system shall include, but shall not be limited to, the following equipment:
      (1)  Cameras. Pan, tilt, zoom, commonly referred to as P.T.Z. cameras, that are light sensitive and capable of being placed behind a dome or one-way mirror which conceals the P.T.Z. cameras from view. Each camera shall have the capability to distinguish a clear, unobstructed view of the table number of the gaming table or gaming device.
      (2)  Video printers. Video printers shall be capable of adjustment and shall possess the capability to generate instantaneously upon command a clear, still copy of the image depicted on a videotape recording with a minimum of 128 shades of gray.
      (3)  Video screens. Video monitor screens must be at least 12 inches measured diagonally and all controls must be front mounted. Solid state circuitry is required.
      (4)  Date and time generators. Date and time generators shall be capable of recording both time and date of the recorded events without obstructing the recorded view. Recordings must be in military time.
      (5)  Universal power supply. The system and its equipment must be directly and securely wired in a manner designed to prevent tampering with the system.
      (6)  Camera domes. Camera domes shall be of sufficient quality and size to accommodate P.T.Z. cameras and shall be capable of providing clear, unobstructed views.
      (7)  Video switchers. Video switchers shall be capable of both manual and automatic sequential switching for the entire surveillance system.
      (8)  Videotape recorders. Videotape recorders shall be capable of producing high quality, first generation pictures with a horizontal resolution of a minimum of 300 lines nonconsumer, professional grade, and recording standard 1/2 inch, VHS tape with high-speed scanning and flickerless playback capability in real time. In addition recorders shall have time and date insertion capabilities for taping what is being viewed by any camera in the system. A minimum of one video recorder for every eight video cameras is required.
  (C)  Required surveillance. Every Operator shall conduct and record surveillance which allows clear, unobstructed views in the following areas of the gambling facility:
      (1)  Overall views of the casino pit area.
      (2)  All gaming or card table surfaces, including table bank trays, with sufficient clarity to permit identification of all chips, cash, and card values, and the outcome of the game. Each gaming table shall have the capability of being viewed by no less than two cameras.
      (3)  Dice in craps games, with sufficient clarity to read the dice in their stopped position after each roll.
      (4)  All roulette tables and wheels, capable of being recorded on a split screen to permit views of both the table and the wheel on one monitor screen.
      (5)  All areas within cashier cages and booths, including, but not limited to, customer windows, employee windows, cash drawers, vaults, safes, counters, chip storage and fill windows. Every transaction occurring within or at the casino cashier cages must be recorded with sufficient clarity to permit identification of currency, chips, tokens, fill slips, paperwork, employees and patrons.
      (6)  All entrance and exit doors to the casino area shall be monitored by the surveillance system if they are utilized for the movement of uncounted moneys, tokens, or chips. Also, elevators, stairs and loading and unloading areas shall be monitored if they are utilized for the movement of uncounted moneys, chips, or tokens.
      (7)  All areas within a hard count room and any area where uncounted coin is stored during the drop and count process, including walls, doors, scales, wrapping machines, coin sorters, vaults, safes, and general work surfaces.
      (8)  All areas within a soft count room, including solid walls, doors, solid ceilings, stored drop boxes, vaults, safes, and counting surfaces which shall be transparent.
      (9)  Overall views of patrons, dealers, spectators, and pit personnel, with sufficient clarity to permit identification thereof.
      (10)  Overall views of the movement of cash, gaming chips and tokens, drop boxes and drop buckets.
      (11)  All areas on the general casino floor with sufficient clarity to permit identification of all players, employees, patrons, and spectators.
      (12)  Every licensee who exposes Video Games of Chance or Slot Machines for play shall install, maintain, and operate at all times a casino surveillance system that possesses the capability to monitor and record clear, unobstructed views of the following:
            (a)  All Gambling Device change booths, including their cash drawers, countertops, counting machines, customer windows, and employee windows, recorded with sufficient clarity to permit identification of all transactions, cash, and paperwork therein.
            (b)  The Gambling Device numbers shall be recorded with sufficient clarity to permit identification of all players, employees, patrons, and spectators.
  (D)  Equipment in surveillance offices. Gambling facilities shall be equipped with a minimum of two 12-inch monochrome video monitors with control capability of any video source in the surveillance system. The following shall be additional mandatory equipment for the surveillance office:
      (1)  Video printer.
      (2)  Video recorders.
      (3)  Audio pickup of soft count room.
      (4)  Time and date generators, if not in the master surveillance system.
      (5)  Total override surveillance system capabilities. All closed circuit cameras shall be equipped with lenses of sufficient quality to allow clarity of the value of gaming chips, tokens, and playing cards. These cameras shall be capable of black and white recording and viewing except those covering exits and entrances of the casino area which shall be capable of recording in color.
  (E)  Lighting. Adequate lighting shall be present in all areas of the casino and count rooms to enable clear video reproduction.
  (F)  Surveillance room. There shall be provided in each gambling facility a room or rooms specifically utilized to monitor and record activities on the casino floor, count room, cashier cages and slot cages. These rooms shall have a trained surveillance person present during casino operation hours. The following are requirements for the operation of equipment in the surveillance room:
      (1)  Surveillance equipment. All equipment that may be utilized to monitor or record views obtained by a casino surveillance system must remain located in the room used exclusively for casino surveillance security purposes, except for equipment which is being repaired or replaced. The entrance to the casino surveillance room shall be locked or secured at all times.
      (2)  Override capability. Casino surveillance equipment must have total override capability over any other satellite monitoring equipment in other casino offices, with the exception of the Commission rooms.
      (3)  Commission access. Commission employees shall at all times be provided immediate access to the casino surveillance room and other casino surveillance area. Also, all Commission employees shall have access to all records and areas of such rooms.
      (4)  Surveillance logs. Entry in the log shall be required when requested by the Commission, whenever surveillance is conducted on anyone, or whenever any activity that appears unusual, irregular, illegal or in violation of Commission rules is observed. Also, all telephone calls shall be logged.
      (5)  Blueprints. A copy of the configuration of the casino floor shall be posted and updated immediately upon any change. Also included shall be the location of any change, and the location of surveillance cameras, gaming tables and slot machines by assigned numbers. Copies shall also be made available to the Commission room.
      (6)  Storage and retrieval. Surveillance personnel will be required to label and file all videotape recordings. The date, time, and signature of the person making the recording shall be recorded. All videotape recordings shall be retained for at least seven (7) days after recording unless a longer period is required by the Commission, or a court order. Original audio tapes and original video tapes shall be released to the Commission upon demand.
      (7)  Malfunctions. Each malfunction of surveillance equipment must be repaired within 24 hours of the malfunction. If, after 24 hours, activity in the affected area cannot be monitored, the game or machine shall be closed until such coverage can be provided. A record of all malfunctions shall be kept and reported to the Commission on a daily basis.
      (8)  Security. Entry to the surveillance room is limited to persons approved by the Commission. A log of personnel entering and exiting the surveillance room shall be maintained and submitted to the Commission every 30 days.
  (G)  Playback station. An area is required to be provided within the commission room that will include, but is not limited to, a video monitor and a video recorder with the capability of producing first generation videotape copies.
  (H)  Additional requirements.
      (1)  Audio and videotape monitoring. Audio and videotape monitoring will be continuously available in the commission room and security detention areas, when someone is being detained. These recordings shall be retained for thirty (30) days after the recorded event, unless directed otherwise by the Commission or a court order.
      (2)  Commission access. The Commission and its employees shall at all times be provided immediate access to the surveillance room and all areas of the casino.
      (3)  Written plans and alterations. The operator shall submit to the Commission for approval a written casino surveillance system plan no later than sixty (60) days prior to the start of gaming operations.
      (4)  Casino surveillance system plan. The casino surveillance system plan must include a casino floor plan that shows the placement of all casino surveillance equipment in relation to the locations required to be covered and a detailed description of the casino surveillance system and its equipment.
  (I)  Changes in game locations. The Operator may change the location of table games, Gambling Devices and other gaming devices. The surveillance system must also be adjusted, if necessary, to provide the coverage required by these rules. The Commission shall approve the change in the surveillance system before the relocated table games, Gambling Devices or other gaming devices may be placed into operation. The Operator must submit any change to the surveillance system showing the change in the location of table games, Gambling Devices, other gaming devices and related security and surveillance equipment within seven (7) days to the Commission.
  (J)  Surveillance during nongambling hours. Security surveillance will be required during nongambling hours as follows:
      (1)  Cleanup and removal time. At any time cleanup operations or money removal is being conducted in the casino area, the security surveillance room shall be staffed with a minimum of one trained surveillance person.
      (2)  Locked down mode. Anytime the casino is closed and in a locked down mode, sufficient surveillance coverage shall be conducted to monitor and record the casino, in general, so that security integrity is maintained. During this period it is not required that a trained security surveillance person be present.

APPENDIX "C"
OMAHA TRIBE/STATE OF IOWA GAMING COMPACT
ACCOUNTING AND CASH CONTROL

  (A)  Financial Statements. The Commission shall require the filing of monthly and annual financial statements covering all of the financial activities of the gambling operation. At a minimum the financial statements shall include the following items in detail: Casino revenues; revenues net of complimentary services; total costs and expenses; income before extraordinary items and net income.
  (B)  Internal Control System. Operators shall implement an internal control system that meets the following minimum standards:
      (1)  Administrative controls. Administrative controls which include, but are not limited to, the plan of organization and the procedures and records which reflect the decision process leading to management's level of authorization of transactions.
      (2)  Accounting controls. Accounting controls which include the plan of organization and the procedures and records intended to safeguard assets and ensure the reliability of financial records and are consequently designed to provide reasonable assurance that:
            (a)  Transactions are executed in accordance with management's general and specific authorization.
            (b)  Transactions are recorded as necessary to permit preparation of financial statements in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles and to maintain accountability for assets.
            (c)  Access to assets is permitted only in accordance with management authorization.
            (d)  Recorded accountability for assets is compared with existing assets at reasonable intervals and appropriate action is taken with respect to any differences.
      (3)  Personnel control. The internal control system shall ensure that personnel are honest and competent and adequately trained in the applicable procedures. Employee functions shall be segregated to ensure that no employee is in a position to perpetrate or conceal errors or irregularities in the normal course of their duties.

APPENDIX "D"
OMAHA TRIBE/STATE OF IOWA GAMING COMPACT
GAME RULES

  (A)  Maximum Wager and Loss Limits. The maximum wager limitation on all authorized gaming conducted by the Tribe, except pari-mutuel wagering on Simulcasting, Lotteries, Sports Betting Pools and Sports Betting, including Parlay Cards, shall be set by the Commission from time to time but shall not exceed the maximum wager limits or maximum loss limits that are in effect pursuant to Iowa statutory law and rules promulgated by the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission for the same or similar types of gaming in facilities which are licensed by the State of Iowa.
  (B)  Dice Game Rules.
      (1)  Craps - Mini-Craps.
            (a)  Rules, permissible wagers and payout odds. Proposals for permissible rules, wagers and payout odds shall be submitted in writing by the Operator to the Commission and shall be approved by the Commission prior to conducting any craps games. All changes in these rules shall be approved in writing by the Commission prior to the implementation of the change.
            (b)  Call bets. Wagers shall be made before the dice are thrown. "Call bets," or the calling out of bets between the time the dice leave the shooter's hand and the time the dice come to rest, not accompanied by the placement of gaming chips, shall not be allowed.
            (c)  Placement of bets. All wagers at craps shall be made by placing gaming chips on the appropriate areas of the craps layout.
      (2)  Chuck-a-luck, hazard, under and over seven, beat the dealer (beat the shaker), barhoot (barbouth, barbudey, barbooth and barabout).
            (a)  Rules, game procedures, permissible wagers and payout odds. Proposals for permissible rules, game procedures, wagers and payout odds shall be submitted in writing by the Operator to the Commission, and shall be approved by the Commission prior to conducting any game of chuck-a-luck, hazard, under and over seven, beat the dealer, or barhoot. All changes in these rules shall be approved in writing by the Commission prior to the implementation of the change. Proposed rules which follow those set forth in Scarne's New Complete Guide to Gambling, by John Scarne (1984), will be presumptively entitled to approval by the Commission. The payment of vigorish shall not count against the wagering limitation determined by the Commission.
            (b)  Placement of bets. All wagers in the games of chuck-a-luck, hazard, under and over seven, beat the dealer, and barhoot shall be made by placing gaming chips or plaques on the appropriate areas of the corresponding layout. The placement of bets on the layout is the responsibility of the player regardless of whether they are assisted by the dealer. Each player shall ensure that any instructions they give the dealer regarding the placement of their wager are correctly carried out. Each wager shall be settled strictly in accordance with its position on the layout where the dice come to rest. Once a wager is placed, no player shall remove or alter such wager until a decision has been made and implemented with respect to that wager. No dealer, operator, person or casino employee shall permit any player to engage in any conduct in violation of this rule.
            (c)  Wagers and payouts. Each Operator shall submit in writing for the review and approval of the Commission the minimum and maximum wagers and payouts for each winning wager on the layout. These should be posted conspicuously on a sign visible from each table, on the layout itself, or available in pamphlet form.
            (d)  Call bets. Wagers shall be made before the dice are thrown. "Call bets", or the calling out of bets between the time the dice leave the shooter's or dealer's hand and the time the dice come to rest, whether or not accompanied by the placement of gaming chips, will not be allowed.
      (3)  Bang.
            (a)  Rules, permissible wagers and payout odds. Proposals for permissible rules, wagers and payout odds shall be submitted in writing by the Operator to the Commission and shall be approved by the Commission prior to conducting any bang games. All changes in these rules shall be approved by the writing by the Commission prior to implementation of the change.
            (b)  Placement of bets. All wagers on bang shall be made by placing the gaming chips or plaques on the appropriate area of the bang layout. The proper placement of wagers on the layout is the responsibility of the player regardless of whether they are assisted by the dealer. Each player shall ensure that any instructions they give to the dealer regarding the placement of the wager are correctly carried out.
            (c)  Call bets. Wagers shall be made before the dice are thrown. "Call bets", or the calling out of bets between the time the dice leave the shooter's or dealer's hand and the time the dice come to rest, whether or not accompanied by the placement of gaming chips, will not be allowed.
            (d)  Altering wagers. Once a wager is placed, no player shall remove or alter such wager until a decision has been rendered and implemented with respect to that wager. No dealer, operator, person or casino employee shall permit any player to engage in conduct in violation of this rule. Each wager shall be settled strictly in accordance with its position on the layout where dice come to rest.
      (4)  Lotto dice.
            (a)  Rules, permissible wagers and payout odds. Proposals for rules, permissible wagers and payout odds shall be submitted in writing by the Operator and approved by the Commission prior to the conducting of any game of Lotto Dice. Changes in rules, permissible wagers and payout odds shall be submitted in writing and approved by the Commission prior to any changes.
            (b)  Wagering. All wagers at lotto dice shall be made by placing gaming chips, plaques or tokens on the appropriate areas of the lotto dice layout. Each player shall be responsible for the correct positioning of their wager or wagers on the lotto dice layout regardless of whether they are assisted by the dealer. Each player shall ensure that any instructions they give the dealer regarding the placement of their wager are correctly carried out. Once a wager is placed, no player shall remove or alter such wager until a decision has been implemented with respect to that wager. No dealer, operator, person or casino employee shall permit any player to engage in any conduct in violation of this rule. Each wager shall be settled strictly in accordance with its position on the layout when the dice come to rest.
            (c)  Minimum and maximum wagers. Each operator shall submit in writing to the Commission for review and approval the minimum and maximum wagers permitted at each lotto dice table in the casino. The minimum and maximum wagers as approved by the Commission shall be conspicuously posted at a sign on each table at all times.
            (d)  Call bets. Wagers shall be made before the dice are thrown. "Call bets," or the calling out of bets between the time the dice leave the shooter's or dealer's hand and the time the dice come to rest, whether or not accompanied by the placement of gaming chips, will not be allowed.
            (e)  Procedures for lotto dice play and payouts. Proposals for game procedures and payouts to be used in lotto dice shall be submitted in writing and approved by the Commission prior to the operator conducting any lotto dice game. Changes in procedures and payouts must be submitted in writing and approved by the Commission prior to implementation. Payouts on winning wagers must be disclosed on the layout or available in pamphlet form at each table.
            (f)  Altering wagers. Once a wager is placed, no player shall remove or alter such wager until a decision has been rendered and implemented with respect to that wager. Each wager shall be settled strictly in accordance with its position on the layout when the decision is rendered.
      (5)  Sic-bo.
            (a)  Wagering. All wagers in sic-bo shall be made by placing gaming chips, plaques or tokens on the appropriate areas of the sic-bo layout.  Each player shall be responsible for the correct positioning of their wager or wagers on the sic-bo layout regardless of whether they are assisted by the dealer. Each player shall ensure that any instructions they give to the dealer regarding the placement of their wager are correctly carried out.  Each wager shall be settled strictly in accordance with its position on the layout when the dice come to rest.
            (b)  Minimum and maximum wagers. Each operator shall submit in writing to the Commission for review and approval the minimum and maximum wagers permitted at each sic-bo table in the casino. The minimum and maximum wagers as approved by the Commission shall be conspicuously posted on a sign at each table at all times.
            (c)  Procedures for play. Proposals for rules, game procedures and payouts to be used in sic-bo shall be submitted in writing and approved by the Commission prior to the Operator conducting any sic-bo game. Changes in procedures must be submitted in writing and approved by the Commission prior to implementation.
            (d)  Altering wagers. Once a wager is placed, no player shall remove or alter such wager until a decision has been rendered and implemented with respect to that wager. No dealer, Operator, person or casino employee shall permit any player to engage in conduct in violation of this rule.
  (C)  Wheel Game Rules.
      (1)  Roulette.
            (a)  Wagers.
                  (1)All wagers at roulette shall be made by placing gaming chips or tokens on the appropriate areas of the roulette layout.
                  (2)   No person at a roulette table shall be issued or permitted to game with nonvalue chips that are identical in color and design to value chips or to nonvalue chips being used by another person at the same table.
                  (3)   Each player shall be responsible for the correct positioning of their wager or wagers on the roulette layout regardless of whether they are assisted by the dealer. Each player shall ensure that any instructions they give to the dealer regarding the placement of their wager are correctly carried out.
                  (4)   Each wager shall be settled strictly in accordance with its position on the layout when the ball falls to rest in a compartment of the wheel.
                  (5)   Each Operator shall submit in writing to the Commission for review and approval the minimum and maximum wagers permitted at each roulette table in the casino. The minimum and maximum wagers as approved by the Commission shall be conspicuously posted on a sign at each table at all times.
            (b)  Procedure for play. Proposals for procedures and payouts to be used at roulette shall be submitted in writing and approved by the Commission prior to the Operator conducting any roulette game. Changes in procedures must be submitted in writing and approved by the Commission prior to implementation.
      (2)  Big-six roulette.
            (a)  Wagers.
                  (1)   All wagers at big six-roulette shall be made by placing gaming chips or plaques on the appropriate areas of the layout.
                  (2)   Each player shall be responsible for the correct positioning of their wager or wagers on the layout regardless of whether they are assisted by the dealer.
                  (3)   Each wager shall be settled strictly in accordance with its position on the layout when the wheel stops with the winning indicator in a compartment of the wheel.
            (b)  Procedures for play. Each Operator shall submit in writing for the review and approval of the Commission the minimum and maximum wagers and payouts for each winning wager. These shall be posted conspicuously on a sign at each table.
      (3)  Money wheel, color wheel, merchandise wheel, and horse race wheel.
            (a)  Wagers.
                  (1)   All wagers at money wheel, color wheel, merchandise wheel, and horse race wheel shall be made by placing the gaming chips or plaques on the appropriate areas of the layout.
                  (2)   Each player shall be responsible for correct positioning of their wager or wagers on the layout regardless of whether they are assisted by the dealer. Once a wager is placed, no player shall remove or alter such wager until a decision has been rendered and implemented with respect to that wager. No dealer, operator, person or casino employees shall permit any player to engage in conduct in violation of this rule.
                  (3)   Each wager shall be settled strictly in accordance with its position on the layout when the wheel stops with the indicator in a winning compartment of the wheel.
            (b)  Procedures for play. Each operator shall submit in writing for the review and approval of the Commission the minimum and maximum wagers and payouts for each winning wager as well as game procedures, rules and other matters related to the operation of such games. Maximum wagers and payouts shall be posted conspicuously on the layout or on a sign at each layout or wheel.
  (D)  Simulcasting Rules.
      (1)  Wagering restrictions. The Operator shall receive wagers of money only from a person present at the location showing the simulcast transmission. The person wagering shall acquire an interest in the total money wagered on all horses or dogs in the race in proportion to the amount of money wagered by the person.
      (2)  Wagering certificates. The Operator shall issue to each person wagering a certificate on which shall be shown the number of the race the amount wagered and the number or name of the horse or dog selected as the first winner.
      (3)  Amount wagered. As each race is won the Operator shall deduct sixteen percent (16%) from the total sum wagered on all horses or dogs in the appropriate pool. The balance after deducting breakage (up to ten (10) cents on one (1) dollar) shall be paid to the holders of certificates on horses or dogs in the proportion that the amount wagered by each certificate holder bears to the total amount wagered on all horses. The Operator may likewise receive other wagers on horses or dogs that the Commission may authorize. The Commission may authorize the Operator to deduct a higher percentage of the total sum wagered not to exceed twenty percent (20%) on multiple or exotic wagering involving more than one (1) horse or dog.
  (E)  Card Game Rules.
      (1)  Twenty-one.
            (a)  Rules, permissible wagers, shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures and payout odds. Proposals for rules, permissible wagers, shuffling, cutting procedures and payout odds shall be submitted in writing by the Operator and approved by the Commission prior to conducting any games of twenty-one. Changes in rules, permissible wagers and payout odds shall be submitted in writing and approved by the Commission prior to implementation.
            (b)  Wagers. Prior to the first card being dealt from each round of play, each player at the game of twenty-one shall make a wager against the dealer by placing gaming chips on the appropriate areas of the twenty-one layout. Once the first card of any hand has been dealt by the dealer, no player shall handle, remove or alter any wagers that have been made until a decision has been rendered and implemented with respect to that wager. Once a wager on the insurance line, a wager to double down or a wager to split pairs has been made and confirmed by the dealer, no player shall handle, remove or alter such wagers until a decision has been rendered and implemented with respect to that wager. No operator, dealer or other employee or person shall permit any player to engage in conduct violative of this rule.
            (c)  Dealing. At the conclusion of a round of play, all cards still remaining on the layout shall be picked up by the dealer in order and in such a way that they can be readily arranged to indicate each player's hand in case of question or dispute. The dealer shall pick up the cards beginning with those of the player to the far right and moving counterclockwise around the table. The dealer's hand will be the last hand collected. The cards will then be placed on top of the discard pile. No player or spectator shall handle, remove or alter any cards used to game at twenty-one and no dealer or other casino employee shall permit a player or spectator to engage in such activity.
            (d)  Point counts. Each player at the table shall be responsible for correctly computing the point count of their hand and no player shall rely on the point counts announced by the dealer without checking the accuracy of such announcement.
      (2)  Poker.
            (a)  Rules, permissible wagers, game procedures, shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures and payout odds. Proposals for rules, permissible wagers, game procedures, shuffling, cutting procedures and payout odds shall be submitted in writing by the operator and approved by the Commission prior to the conducting of any games of Poker. Changes in rules, permissible wagers, game procedures, shuffling, dealing, cutting procedures and payout odds shall be submitted in writing and approved by the Commission prior to implementation.
            (b)  Wagers. Each ante (if any) and wager in a game of Poker and its variations shall be considered a separate play for the purposes of the bet limitation determined by the Commission. The rules submitted by the operator shall provide that not greater than five raises shall be allowed in any particular round of betting without the prior approval of the Commission. At the option of the operator, the rules may provide that a player may check and raise. In case of a tie, tie players shall share equally in the pot. If a pot is not equally divisible by the number of winners, the odd sum left after division, i.e., breakage, goes to the player who was called. In high-low poker, the indivisible amount goes to the winner of the high hand.
            (c)  Games rules. Rules regarding dealing and game rules and procedures will presumptively be entitled to approval by the Commission if they comply with Scarne's Guide to Modern Poker, by John Scarne (First Fireside Edition, 1986).
            (d)  Dealing. The poker dealer will shuffle, cut and deal all hands of each game. Customers will at no time handle cards other than those cards in their respective hands while in play. The dealer is responsible for the security of the cards at all times. All discards should be visually checked by the dealer to make sure none are held out. Gaming operators shall submit proposed rules for dealing, shuffling, burn card procedures, blinds due, rake and revenue procedures shall be submitted to the Commission for approval.
      (3)  Baccarat, mini-baccarat and chemin de fer.
            (a)  Rules, game procedures, permissible wagers, shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures and payout odds. Proposals for rules, permissible wagers, shuffling, dealing, cutting procedures and payout odds shall be submitted in writing by the Operator and approved by the Commission prior to conducting any game of chemin de fer, mini-baccarat or baccarat. Changes in rules, permissible wagers and payout odds, game procedures, shuffling, dealing and cutting techniques shall be submitted in writing and approved by the Commission prior to implementation. Proposals for rules for conduct of the games of baccarat and chemin de fer, which follow rules approved by the states of Nevada or New Jersey, or those contained in Scarne's New Complete Guide to Gambling (1986), will presumptively be entitled to approval by the Commission.
            (b)  Wagers. Prior to the first card being dealt for each round of play, players, numbering up to twelve (12) on a regular game, and up to seven (7) on a mini-baccarat game, shall make a wager in favor of the player or the bank by placing a chip or plaque on the player's appropriate position on the layout, not to exceed the wager limitation set by the Commission for either the player or the bank. Payment of a vigorish on winning bank hands shall not count as a wager for the purposes of any bet limitation. In the game of chemin de fer, the players take turn being the bank, and in the game of baccarat, the Operator acts as the banker.
            (c)  Dealing. At the conclusion of a round of play, all cards still remaining on the layout shall be picked up by the dealer in order and in such a way that they can be readily arranged to indicate the bank's hand and each player's hand in the case of question or dispute. The dealer shall pick up the cards beginning with those of the player to the far right and moving counter-clockwise around the table. The bank's hand will be the last hand collected. The cards will then be placed on top of the discard pile or in the discard chute. No player or spectator shall be allowed to remove or alter any of the cards used in the games of chemin de fer, mini-baccarat or baccarat, and no dealer or other casino employee shall permit a player or spectator to engage in such activity. Each player at the table shall be responsible for correctly computing the point count of their hand, and no player shall rely on the point counts announced by the dealer without checking the accuracy of such announcement.
      (4)  Monte (Spanish monte and monte bank.)
            (a)  Rules, shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures and payout odds. Proposals for rules, shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures and payout odds shall be submitted in writing by the Operator and approved by the Commission prior to conducting any game of monte. Changes in rules, permissible wagers and payout odds shall be submitted in writing and approved by the Commission prior to implementation.
            (b)  Game procedures, including dealing. Proposals for permissible wagers on the monte layout, selection of banker and rotation, and game procedures, including dealing, shall be submitted in writing by the Operator and approved by the Commission to conducting any game of monte. Changes in wagers, selection procedures for selection of bankers, and game procedures, including dealing, shall be submitted in writing and approved by the Commission prior to implementation.
            (c)  Wagers. Each player shall be responsible for the correct positioning of their wager or wagers on the monte layout regardless of whether they are assisted by the dealer. Each player shall ensure that any instructions they give the dealer regarding the placement of their wager or wagers are correctly carried out.
            (d)  Altering wagers. Once a wager is placed, no player shall remove or alter such wager until a decision has been rendered and implemented with respect to that wager. No dealer, Operator, person or casino employee shall permit any player to engage in conduct in violation of this rule. Each wager shall be settled strictly in accordance with its position on the layout when the decision is rendered.
      (5)  Pai gow and pai gow poker.
            (a)  Rules, game procedures, permissible wagers, shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures and payout odds. Proposals for rules, dice rolling procedures, game procedures, permissible wagers, shuffling, dealing, cutting procedures and payout odds shall be submitted in writing by the Operator and approved by the Commission prior to conducting any games of pai gow or pai gow poker. Changes in rules, dice rolling procedures, permissible wagers, payout odds, game procedures, shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures and game procedures shall be submitted in writing and approved by the Commission prior to implementation.
            (b)  Point Count. Each player at the table shall be responsible for correctly calculating the point count of their hand, and no player shall rely on the point counts announced by the dealer without checking the accuracy of each announcement.
            (c)  Altering wagers. Once a wager is placed, no player shall remove or alter such wager until a decision has been rendered and implemented with respect to that wager. No dealer, operator, person or casino employee shall permit any player to engage in conduct in violation of this rule. Each wager shall be settled strictly in accordance with its position on the layout when the decision is rendered.
            (d)  Wagering limitation. Each Operator shall submit in writing to the Commission for review and approval the minimum and maximum wagers permitted at each pai gow and pai gow poker table in the casino. The payment of vigorish shall not count against any bet limitation. The minimum and maximum wagers as approved by the Commission shall be conspicuously posted on a sign at each table at all times.
      (6)  Red dog (in between).
            (a)  Rules, permissible wagers and shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures, game procedures and payout odds. Proposals for rules, permissible wagers, shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures, game procedures, and payout odds shall be submitted in writing by the Operator and approved by the Commission prior to conducting a game of Red Dog. Changes in rules regarding permissible wagers, payout odds, shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures, and game procedures and payout odds shall be submitted writing and approved by the Commission prior to implementation.
            (b)  Wagers. Prior to the first card being dealt from each round of play, each player at the game of red dog shall make a wager by placing gaming chips on the appropriate areas of the red dog layout. Each raise following the first two (2) cards of any hand may be considered to be a separate play for the purposes of any bet limitation but may not exceed the amount of the initial wager. Once the third card of any hand has been dealt by the dealer, no player shall remove, or alter any wagers that have been made until a decision has been rendered and implemented with respect to that wager. Once a raised wager has been made and confirmed by the dealer, no player shall remove or alter the initial wager or a raise wager until a decision has been rendered and implemented with respect to such wagers. No dealer, operator, or other casino employee or person shall permit any player to engage in conduct in violation of this rule.
            (c)  Dealing. At the conclusion of each round of play, all cards still remaining on the layout shall be picked up by the dealer in order and in such a way that they can be readily arranged to indicate each card position on the red dog layout. The dealer shall pick up the cards beginning with those on the dealer's far right and moving counter clockwise until all three cards are picked up. The cards will then be placed on top of the discard pile or placed in the discard chute. No player or spectator shall handle, remove, or alter any cards used at the game of red dog and no dealer or other casino employee shall permit a player or spectator to engage in such activity.
      (7)  Pan.
            (a)  Rules, permissible wagers and antes, game procedures, shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures and rake procedures. Proposals for rules, permissible wagers and antes, game procedures, shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures and rake procedures shall be submitted in writing by the Operator and approved by the Commission prior to conducting any game of pan. Changes in rules, permissible wagers and antes, game procedures, shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures and rake procedures shall be submitted in writing and approved by the Commission prior to implementation.
            (b)  Wagers. Each ante (if any) and wager on total value of conditions melded by the winner shall be considered a separate play for the purposes of any bet limitation. The rules submitted by the operator shall provide for game procedures with respect to wagers on the total value of conditions melded by the winner, antes, wagers upon folds, and deviations from such rules as approved by the Commission will not be permitted without prior approval of the Commission.
      (8)  Super pan nine.
            (a)  Rules, game procedures, permissible wagers, shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures and payout odds. Proposals for rules, game procedures, permissible wagers, shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures and payout odds shall be submitted in writing by the Operator and approved by the Commission prior to conducting any games of super pan nine. Changes in rules, game procedures, permissible wagers, shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures and payout odds shall be submitted in writing and approved by the Commission prior to implementation. Proposals for rules for conduct of the game of super pan nine, which follow rules approved by the State of Nevada, will presumptively be entitled to approval by the Commission.
            (b)  Wagers. Prior to the first card being dealt for each round of play, players shall make a wager in favor of either the player or the bank by placing a chip or plaque on the player's appropriate position on the layout, for either the player or the bank. Payment of a vigorish on winning bank hand shall not count as a wager for the purposes of any bet limitation.
            (c)  Dealing. At the conclusion of a round of play, all cards still remaining on the layout shall be picked up by the dealer in order and in such a way that they can be readily arranged to indicate the bank's hand and each player's hand in the case of question or dispute. The dealer shall pick up the cards beginning with those of the player on the far right and moving counter-clockwise around the table. The bank's hand will be the last hand collected. The cards will then be placed on top of the discard pile or in the discard chute. No player or spectator shall be allowed to remove or alter any of the cards used in the games of super pan nine, and no dealer or other casino employee shall permit a player or spectator to engage in such activity. Each player at the table shall be responsible for correctly computing the point count of their hand, and no player shall rely on the point counts announced by the dealer without checking the accuracy of such announcement.
      (9)  Hold Em or Texas Hold Em
            (a)  Rules, permissible wagers, games procedures, shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures and payout odds. Proposals for rules, permissible wagers, gaming procedures, shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures shall be submitted in writing by the Operator and approved by the Commission. Changes in rules, permissible wagers, game procedures, shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures and payout odds shall be submitted in writing and approved by the Commission.
            (b)  Wagers. At the option of the Operator, the rules may provide that a Player may check and raise. In case of a tie, tie players shall share equally in the pot. If a pot is not equally divisible by the number of winners, the odd sum left after division, i.e., breakage, goes to the Player who was called.
            (c)  Game Rules. Rules regarding dealing and game rules and procedures will presumptively be entitled to approval by the Commission if they comply with "Scarne's Guide to Modern Poker" by John Scarne (First Fireside Edition, 1986).
            (d)  Dealing. The Hold Em dealer will shuffle, cut and deal all hands of each game. Customers will at no time handle cards other than those cards in their respective hands while in play. The Dealer is responsible for the security of the cards at all times. All the discards should be visually checked by the Dealer to make sure none are held out. Gaming Operators shall submit proposed rules for dealing, shuffling, bum card procedures, blind due, rake and revenue procedures to the Commission for approval.
      (10)  Caribbean Stud
            (a)  Rules, permissible wagers, games procedures, shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures and payout odds. Proposals for rules, permissible wagers, gaming procedures, shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures and payout odds shall be submitted in writing by the Operator and approved by the Commission prior to the conduct of any games of Caribbean Stud. Changes in rules, permissible wagers, game procedures, shuffling, dealing and cutting procedures and payout odds shall be submitted in writing and approved by the Commission prior to implementation.
            (b)  Game Rules. Prior to the deal, each player makes an ante bet. Each player is then dealt five cards face down, including the dealer whose last card is dealt face up.
                  The object of the game is to make a five card stud poker hand better than the dealer's hand. After the deal, each player decides to call or to fold. If a player calls, he or she must put up a second wager twice the size of the ante bet. If a player folds, the player places his or her cards face down. A player that folds loses his or her ante. When all play decisions have been made the dealer shows his hand. The dealer must have at least an Ace/King hand to compete against the call bets, anything less and he does not qualify and his hand is folded. If the dealer does not have an Ace/King or higher ranked hand, the ante bets of the active players are paid but the call bets are not. If the dealer has an Ace/King or higher ranked hand and the dealer's hand is ranked higher than the player's hand, the dealer wins and the player loses both bets, the ante and the call bet. If the player's hand is ranked higher than the dealer's hand, the player wins his or her ante bet (is paid even money), and the call bet is paid according to the rank of the player's hand, based on a predetermined pay schedule. The pay schedule is to be determined by the Commission.
            (c)  Dealing. The Caribbean Stud dealer will shuffle, cut and deal all hands of each game. Customers will at no time handle cards other than those cards in their respective hands while in play. The Dealer is responsible for the security of the cards at all times. All the discards should be visually checked by the Dealer to make sure none are held out. Gaming Operators shall submit proposed rules for dealing, shuffling, bum card procedures, blind due, rake and revenue procedures to the Commission for approval.
      (11)  Let It Ride
            (a)  Let It Ride Table, Physical Characteristics:
                  1.   Let It Ride shall be played on a table having seven (7) places on one side for the players, and a place for the dealer on the opposite side.
                  2.   The cloth covering a Let It Ride table (the layout) shall have betting areas for seven (7) players. Within each betting area there shall be three (3) separate designated betting spaces referred to a Bet 1, Bet 2, and Bet 3 for the placement of wagers. There shall also be a separate area located directly in front of the table inventory container designated for the placement of the community cards.
                  3.   If a Commission chooses to have an aggregate win per round or hand, it is the Commission's responsibility to post a sign at each Let It Ride table explaining the details and the ramifications of this aggregate win limit.
                  4.   Each Let It Ride table shall have a drop box attached to it.
            (b)  Cards, Physical Characteristics:
                  Cards used to play Let It Ride shall be in standard decks of fifty two (52) cards, with each card identical in size and shape to every other card in such deck.
            (c)  Cards; number of decks:
                  1.   Let It Ride shall be played with two (2) alternating decks, each consisting of fifty two (52) cards with backs of the same design.
                  2.   Each deck of cards shall also comply with the following requirements:
                      (a)   The backs of the cards in the two (2) decks are of different color;
                      (b)   One (1) deck is being shuffled by the automated card shuffling device while the other deck is being dealt or used to play the game;
                      (c)   Both decks are continuously alternated in and out of play, with each deck being used for every other round of play; and
                      (d)   The cards from only one (1) deck shall be placed in the discard rack at any given time.
            (d)  Dealing; Automatic Shuffling Devices Or Hand Dealing:
                1.   Cards used to play Let It Ride shall be dealt from the hand or automated card shuffling device.
                2.   A device which automatically shuffles cards will be utilized at the game of Let It Ride.
            (e)  Let It Ride- Definitions:
            The following words and terms, when used in this- subchapter, shall have the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:
                  !   "Community cards" means any card which is initially dealt to the dealer and which is used by all players to form a five (5) card hand.
                  !   "Hand" means the five (5) card hand formed for each player by combining the three (3) cards dealt to the player and the two (2) community cards.
                  !   "Let It Ride" means when a player chooses not to take back either or both of two (2) of the three (3) wagers.
                  !   "Round of play" means one (1) complete cycle of play during which all players and the dealer have been dealt three (3) cards, have wagered upon it and wagers have been paid off or collected in accordance with the rules of this subchapter.
                  !   "Stub" means the remaining portion of the deck after all cards in the round of play have been dealt.
                  !   "Suit" means one of the four categories of cards (clubs, diamonds, hearts or spades), with no suit being higher in rank than another.
            (f)  Let It Ride Hand Rankings:
                  1.   The rank of the cards used in Let It Ride, for the determination of winning hands, in order of highest to lowest rank, shall be: ace, king, queen, jack, ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three and two. Notwithstanding the foregoing, an ace may be used to complete a "straight flush" or "straight" formed with a two, three, four, and five. All suits shall be considered equal in rank.
                  2.   The permissible poker hands in the game of Let It Ride, in order of highest to lowest rank, shall be:
                      (a)   "Royal flush" is a hand consisting of an ace, king, queen, jack and ten of the same suit;
                      (b) "Straight flush" is a hand consisting of five (5) cards of the same suit in consecutive ranking, with king, queen, jack, ten and nine being the highest ranking straight flush and ace, two, three, four, five being the lowest ranking straight flush;
                      (c)   "Four-of-a-kind" is a hand consisting of four (4) cards of the same rank regardless of suit, with four (4) aces being the highest ranking four-of-a-kind and four (4) twos being the lowest ranking four-of-a-kind;
                      (d)   "Full house" is a hand consisting of "three-of-a-kind" and a "pair," with three (3) aces and two (2) kings being the highest ranking full house and three (3) twos and two (2) threes being the lowest ranking full house;
                      (e)   "Flush" is a hand consisting of five (5) cards of the same suit;
                      (f)   "Straight" is a hand consisting of five (5) cards of consecutive rank, regardless of suit, with an ace, king, queen, jack and ten being the highest ranking straight and an ace, two, three, four and five being the lowest ranking straight; provided, however, that an ace may not be combined with any other sequence of card for purposes of determining a winning hand (e.g., queen, king, ace, two, three);
              (g)  "Three-of-a-kind" is a hand consisting of three (3) cards of the same rank regardless of suit, with three (3) aces being the highest ranking three-of-a-kind and three (3) twos being the lowest ranking three-of-a-kind.
                      (h)   "Two pairs" is a hand consisting of two (2) "pairs," with two (2) aces and two (2) kings being the highest ranking two (2) pair and two (2) threes and two (2) twos being the lowest ranking two (2) pair; and
                      (i)   "One pair" is a hand consisting of two (2) cards of the same rank, regardless of suit, with two (2) aces being the highest ranking pair and two (2) tens being the lowest ranking pair.
            (g)  Wagers:
                  1.   All wagers at Let It Ride shall be made by placing gaming chips or plaques on the appropriate betting areas of the table layout. A verbal wager accompanied by cash may be accepted depending on house rules or regulations.
                  2.   All wagers shall be placed prior to the dealer announcing, "No more bets." No wager shall be made, increased, or withdrawn after the dealer has announced, "No more bets."
                  3.   Each player shall be required to place three (3) equal but separate wagers for each round of play. The wagers shall be identified as Bet number 1, Bet number 2 and Bet number 3. Bet number I and Bet number 2 may be withdrawn by the player as provided in the Procedures For Completion Of Each Round Of Play."
            (h)  Shuffle and Cut of Cards:
                  1.   Immediately prior to the commencement of play and after each round of play has been completed, the dealer shall shuffle the cards so that the cards are randomly intermixed. Upon completion of the shuffle, the device shall place the deck of cards in a single stack.
                  2.   After the cards have been shuffled and stacked, the dealer shall:
                      (a)   If a cut of the cards is not required, deal the cards following the procedures (a) for dealing the cards from the hand or (b) for dealing the cards from an automatic shuffling device.
                      (b)   If a cut of the cards is required, the- dealer shall, using one hand, cut the deck by taking a stack of at least ten (10) cards from the top of the deck and placing them on top of the cover card. The dealer shall place the cards remaining in the deck on top of the stack of cards which were cut. The dealer shall then deal the cards.
            (i)  Procedures for Dealing the Cards From the Hand:
                  1.   Notwithstanding any other provisions, the Commission may, in its discretion, permit a dealer to deal the cards used to play Let It Ride from his or her hand.
                  2.   If the Commission so requires, an automatic shuffling device shall be utilized at each Let It Ride table to shuffle the cards. If the Commission chooses to have the cards dealt from the dealer's hand, the following is required:
                      (a)   The dealer shall remove the shuffled deck from the automatic shuffler and cut the cards if required.
                      (b)   The dealer shall place the deck of cards in either hand; and
                             i.   Once the dealer has chosen the hand in which he or she will hold the cards, the dealer shall use that hand whenever holding the cards during that round of play.
                             ii.   The cards held by the dealer shall at all times be kept in front of the dealer and over the table inventory container.
                      (c)   The dealer shall then announce, "No more bets," prior to dealing the cards. The dealer shall deal each card by holding the deck of cards in the chosen hand and using the other hand to remove the top card of the deck and place it face down on the appropriate area of the layout.
                  3.   The dealer shall, starting on his or her left and continuing around the table in a clockwise manner, deal the cards as follows:
                      (a)   One card face down to each player who has placed three wagers;
                      (b)   One card face down to the dealer in the left rectangle of the area designated for placement of community cards;
                      (c)   A second card face down to each player who placed three wagers;
                      (d)   A second card face down to the dealer in the right rectangle of the area designated for placement of community cards;
                      (e)   A third card face down to each player who has placed three wagers;
                  4.   After all cards have been dealt, three (3) to each player and two (2) to the dealer in accordance with (3) above, the dealer shall place the remaining cards in his or her hand into the discard rack without exposing the cards.
            (j)  Procedures for Dealing the Cards From an Automatic Shuffling Device:
                  1.   Cards used to play Let It Ride may, if the Commission so requires, be dealt from an automated shuffling device which dispenses cards in stacks of three (3), provided that the device, its location and the procedures for its use are approved by the gaming authority, if required.
                  2.   If a Commission chooses to have the cards dealt from an automated shuffling device, the following requirements shall be observed:
                      (a)   The cards shall be placed in the automated card shuffler.
                      (b)   The dealer shall then announce, "No more bets," prior to the shoe dispensing any stacks of cards.
                  3.   The dealer shall deliver the first stack of cards dispensed by the automated shuffling device to the player farthest to his or her left. As the remaining stacks are dispensed to the dealer by the automated shuffling device, the dealer shall deliver a stack in turn to each of the other players, including the dealer, moving clockwise around the table. The dealer shall deliver each stack face down. The stack given to the dealer shall be delivered as follows:
                      (a)   The stack shall be placed to the right of the area designated for placement of community cards.
                      (b)   The dealer will then slide the top card (face down) over to the left rectangle, then the next card over to the right rectangle.
                      (c)   The remaining third card (the bottom card of the stack), shall be "burned" by placing it into the discard rack, without the dealer exposing it.
                  4.   After all stacks of three (3) cards have been dispensed and delivered to each player and the dealer, the dealer shall unload the remaining cards in the automatic shuffling device and place them into the discard rack without exposing the cards.
                  5.   The automated shuffling device contains a feature which counts each card in the deck and indicates whether or not fifty two (52) cards are contained therein. The dealer shall observe the device to ensure there is an accurate count.
            (k)  Procedures for Completion of each Round of play:
                  1.   Each player who wagers at Let it Ride shall be responsible for his or her own hand and no other person other than the player or the dealer may touch the cards of that player. Each player shall be required to keep the cards in full view of the dealer at all times.
                  2.   After each player has examined his/her cards, the dealer shall, beginning from his or her left and moving clockwise around the table, ask each player if he or she wishes to withdraw Bet number 1 or Let It Ride.
                      (a)   If a player chooses to let Bet number I ride, that bet must stay until the end of the round of play.
                      (b)   If a player chooses to withdraw Bet number 1, the dealer shall move the gaming chips on the betting area designated for Bet number 1 toward the player who shall then immediately remove the gaming chips from the betting area.
                  3.   After each player has made a decision regarding Bet number 1, the dealer then turns over the card in the left rectangle of the area designated for placement of community cards. This card shall become the first community card.
                  4.   After the first community card is exposed, the dealer shall, beginning from his or her left and moving clockwise around the table, ask each player if he or she wishes to withdraw Bet number 2 or Let It Ride. This decision shall be made regardless of the decision made for Bet number 1.
                      (a)   If a player chooses to let Bet number 2 ride, that bet must stay until the end of the round of play.
                      (b)   If a player chooses to withdraw Bet number 2, the dealer shall move the gaming chips on the betting area designated for Bet number 2 toward the player who shall then immediately remove the gaming chips from the betting area.
                      (c)   Once a determination is made on Bet number 2, each player places his/her three cards face down under the third wager.
                  5.   The dealer shall then turn over the card located in the right rectangle of the area designated for placement of community cards. This card shall become the second community card.
                  6.   The two (2) community cards shall be used by each player in conjunction with their three (3) cards to complete a five card hand.
                  7.   After the second community card is turned face up, the dealer shall, beginning with the player to his or her right and continuing counterclockwise around the table, turn the player's three (3) cards face up. The dealer shall then resolve each hand by examining each player's cards, in combination with the two (2) community cards to determine if the player's hand is a winning or losing hand. In order to qualify for a payout, a player's hand must contain a pair of tens or better.
                  8.   The dealer shall then pick and pay or lay and pay depending on casino procedures. All losing wagers shall be collected by the dealer and placed in the table inventory container.
                  9.   Each winning wager shall be paid in accordance with the payout odds listed on the table layout or as displayed at the table.
                  10.   The dealer shall then collect the cards of all players and the community cards and place them in the discard rack together with the remaining cards in the deck used for that round of play.
            (l)  Payout Odds:
                  1.   The payout odds for winning wagers at Let It Ride printed on any layout or in any brochure or other publication distributed by a casino licensee shall be stated through the use of the word "to" or "win," and no odds shall be stated through the use of the word "for."
                  2.   The casino licensee shall pay off each winning wager at no less than the odds listed below subject to the payout limitation in (3) below if applicable:

                      WINNING HANDS                      PAYOUT ODDS
                      Royal Flush                                     1,000 to 1
                      Straight Flush                                  200 to 1
                      Four-of-a-Kind                               50 to 1
                      Full House                                       11 to 1
                      Flush                                               8 to 1
                      Straight                                            5 to 1
                      Three-of-a Kind                              3 to 1
                      Two Pair                                         2 to 1
                      Pair of Tens or Better                       1 to 1

                  3.   Notwithstanding the payout odds in (2) above and subject to gaming regulations, the Commission may establish a maximum aggregate amount that is payable per round or hand. It remains the Commission's sole responsibility to post a sign at each Let It Ride table explaining the details and the ramifications of the aggregate win limit.
            (m)   Irregularities:
                  1.   A card that is found face up in the shoe or the deck while the cards are being dealt shall not be used in the game and shall be placed in the discard rack. If more than one card is found face up in the shoe or the deck during the dealing of the cards, all hands shall be void and the cards shall be reshuffled.
                  2.   If any player or the area designated for the placement of the community cards is dealt an incorrect number of cards, all hands shall be void and the cards shall be reshuffled.
                  3.   If the automatic card shuffling device jams, stops shuffling during a shuffle, or fails to deal all cards during a round of play, the floor supervisor shall address the problem according to established procedures and the cards shall be shuffled in accordance with procedures approved by the gaming authority.
                  4. If there is an incorrect number of cards in the deck, all hands will be void and the deck shall be removed from play and replaced with a new deck of cards according to established procedures.
      (12)  Sweet Sixteen Jackpots
            (a)  Sweet Sixteen Jackpots Table, Physical Characteristics:
                  1.   Sweet Sixteen Jackpots shall be played on a table having six (6) betting areas on one side for the customers.
                  2.   The cloth covering a sweet Sixteen Jackpots table (the layout) shall have betting areas for six (6) customers, each designated by a heart shaped design embracing the number sixteen (16).
                  3.   There shall be a pair of curved lines enclosing the word "Jackpots" which shall be referred to as the "Jackpot lines".
                  4.   Odds for all payouts on jackpot draws shall be posted near the jackpot line.
                  5.   Printed rules for all customers shall be available to players, including all payout amounts.
                  6.   Each Sweet Sixteen Jackpots table shall have a cash drop box and a jackpot drop box attached to it.
            (b)  Cards, Physical Characteristics:
                   Cards used to play Sweet Sixteen Jackpots shall be in standard decks of fifty-two (52) cards, with each card identical in size and shape to every other card in such deck.
        (c)   Cards, Number of Decks:
            1.  Sweet Sixteen Jackpots shall be played with a single (1) deck consisting of fifty-two (52) cards with backs of the same design.
                      Optional: Sweet Sixteen Jackpots shall be played with two (2) alternating decks (Automatic Shuffling Devices), each consisting of fifty-two (52) cards with backs of the same design, but of different colors.
                  2.   Automatic Shuffling Devices; Each deck of cards shall also comply with the following requirements;
                      (a)   The backs of the cards in the two (2) decks are of different color;
                      (b)   One (1) deck is being shuffled by the automatic card shuffling device while the other is being dealt or used to play the game;
                      (c)   Both decks are continuously alternated in and out of play, with each deck being used for every other round of play;
                      (d)   The cards from only one (1) deck shall be placed in the discard tray at any given time.
            (d)  Shuffling, House Shuffle:
                  1.   Immediately prior to the commencement of play and after each round or play has been completed, the dealer shall shuffle the cards.
                  2.   The house shuffle shall be used when dealing the game of Sweet Sixteen Jackpots.
                  3.   The dealer shall remove the cards from the discard tray and place the cards in the dealers work area. The cards shall be shuffled in a manner as to not expose any card or group of cards to any customer. The shuffling procedure shall be as follows:
                      (a)   The dealer shall announce "Shuffle" prior to the actual shuffling procedure.
                      (b)   The cards shall be riffled three (3) times, stripped or boxed once and riffled one last time.
                  4.   Once the house shuffle has been completed, the dealer win announce "dealers cut". The following procedure shall apply to cutting the cards:
                      (a)   The dealer shall place the cut card directly in front of the shuffled deck of cards, using one hand remove at least ten (10) of the cards from the top of the deck and place them directly on top of the cut card. Then the dealer shall place the remaining portion of cards on top of the stack of cards which were cut.
                      (b)   The cut card shall remain on the bottom of the deck of cards. The cut shall be done in a manner as not to expose any card or group of cards to any customer. The dealer shall then deal the cards.
        (e)   Sweet Sixteen Jackpots; Definitions:
                  The following words and terms, when used, shall have the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:
                  !   "Hand" means the two (2) card hand formed for each customer. "Round of play" means one (1) cycle of play during which all customers have been dealt two (2) cards, have wagered upon it and wagers have been paid off or collected in accordance with the rules.
                  !   "Jackpot Draw" means when a customer has one of four hands which qualify for a chance at Jackpot A or B.
                  !   "Jackpot A" means amount starting at Ten Thousand One Hundred Seventy Five Dollars ($10,175), which the customer has the option to draw for if their hand qualifies.
                  !   "Jackpot B" means an amount starting at Eight Hundred Dollars ($800), which the customer has the option to draw for if their hand qualifies.
                  !   "Suited" means a pair of cards in one of the four categories of cards (clubs, diamonds, hearts or spades), with no suit being higher in rank than another.
                  !   "Non-suited" means a pair of cards not of the same categories of cards (clubs, diamonds, hearts or spades).
                  !   "Straight flush" means five (5) cards suited in exact numerical or rank order.
                  !   "Original bet" means a singular bet placed by a customer at the start of any deal or hand.
                  !   "Stub" means the remaining portion of the deck after all cards in a round of play have been dealt.
            (f)  Wagers:
                  1.   All wagers at Sweet Sixteen Jackpots shall be made by placing gaming checks on the appropriate betting areas of the table layout. Sweet Sixteen Jackpots wagers shall be in units of five (5) ($2.50 minimum, $25.00 maximum).
                  2.   All wagers shall be placed prior to the dealer announcing "No more bets". No wager shall be made, altered or withdrawn after the dealer has announced "No more bets".
                  3.   Each customer shall be required to place their own wager. No customer shall be allowed to place a wager for another customer.
                  4.   No additional wager shall be required for jackpot draws.
            (g)  Dealing; Hand Dealing or Automatic Shuffling Devices:
            1.Cards used to play Sweet Sixteen Jackpots shall be dealt from the hand.
                  2.   A device which automatically shuffles cards shall be optional at the game of Sweet Sixteen Jackpots. One deck will be in play while the other deck will be in the shuffling device, alternating from one deck to the other deck per betting round.
                  3.   Customers will place their bets before the first card is dealt.
                  4.   The cards shall be dealt from the dealer's hand, the following is required:
                      (a)   The dealer shall place the deck of cards in either hand; and
                            i.   Once the dealer has chosen the hand in which he or she will hold the cards, the dealer shall use that hand whenever holding the cards during that round of play.
                            ii.   The cards held by the dealer shall at all times be kept in front of the dealer and over the table bank.
                      (b)   The dealer shall then announce, "No more bets", prior to dealing the cards. The dealer shall deal each card by holding the deck in the chosen hand and using the other hand to remove the top card of the deck and place it face down on the appropriate area of the layout.
                  5.   The dealer shall, starting on his or her left and continuing around the table in a clockwise manner, deal the cards as follows:
                      (a)   One card face down to each customer who has placed a wager;
                      (b)   A second card face down to each customer who has placed a wager;
                      (c)   The dealer does not receive any cards;
                      (d)   During the deal if any card or cards are exposed it shall result in a misdeal, all cards shall be collected, reshuffled and the preceding steps shall be followed.
                  6.   After all cards have been dealt, two (2) to each customer who has placed a wager and all customers have viewed their cards, the dealer shall announce "Jackpot draws".
                  7.   If a customer does not have a potential jackpot hand, or if they do not wish to draw for a larger payout, they will immediately place their cards face down outside the jackpot line. If a customer has a potential jackpot hand and wishes to draw for a larger payout, they must immediately place their cards on the jackpot line when the dealer announces "jackpot draws".
                  8.   The dealer shall process all hands on the jackpot line first, starting with the first hand on his or her right continuing around the table in a counter clockwise direction, acting on each hand in turn to completion, until all jackpot draw hands have been completed. All winning jackpot draw hands shall be paid as follows;
                      (a)   All jackpot draws in excess of Three Hundred Dollars ($300) shall be supervised by a pit supervisor.
                      (b)   The dealer shall pay the largest jackpot hands first and continue to pay in this manner from the largest to the smallest until all jackpot hands have been paid.
            (h)  Procedures for Completion of Each Round of Play:
                  1.   Each customer who wagers at Sweet Sixteen Jackpots shall be responsible for his or her own hand and no other person that the customer or the dealer may touch the cards of that customer. Each customer shall be required to keep the cards in full view of the dealer at all times.
                  2.   After each customer has examined his or her cards, the dealer shall announce "Jackpot draws".
                      (a)   If a customer does not have a potential jackpot draw, they shall place his or her cards face down on the layout as not to touch the jackpot line.
                      (b)   If a customer does have a potential jackpot draw and wishes to, they shall place his or her cards face down on the layout as to bisect the jackpot line.
                  3.   After each customer has made a decision regarding potential jackpot draws, the dealer then shall process all potential jackpot hands first, starting with the first hand to the right of the dealer and continue around the table in a counter clockwise direction. Each hand shall be acted on in turn to completion, prior to acting on the next hand as follows:
                      (a)   The dealer shall turn the customers hand face up and verify the possible jackpot hand qualifies and the exact jackpot the customer wishes to draw for.
                      (b)   If a customer successfully completes his or her first draw, the customer may cease to draw and collect his or her payout in accordance with the payout odds listed on the layout or displayed at the table, for a successful first draw.
                      (c)   If a customer chooses to continue and successfully completes his or her second draw and collect his or her payout in accordance with the payout odds fisted on the layout or displayed at the table, for a successful second draw.
                      (d)   If a customer chooses to continue and successfully completes his or her third draw, the jackpot hand shall remain on the layout and the dealer shall advance to the next potential jackpot draw hand.
                      (e)   Once all potential jackpot hands have been acted on the dealer shall pay the largest jackpot first and the smallest last.
                      (f)   If a customer does not make a successful draw at any draw the hand shall lose and the wager shall be collected and drop in the jackpot drop box.
                  4.   Once the dealer has paid all jackpot hands, the dealer shall then begin to act on the non-jackpot hands, by turning the cards face up by hand in order from the dealers left round the table in a counterclockwise direction, paying all winning hands and taking all losing hands once all hands have been turned face up. All losing non-jackpot wagers shall be placed in the table bank.
                  5.   The dealer shall then collect the cards of all the customers and place them in the discard tray together with the existing cards in the display tray.
            (i)  Sweet Sixteen Jackpots Hand Rankings and Payout Odds:
                  1.   The ranking of the cards used in Sweet Sixteen Jackpots, for the determination of card numerical value, in order of highest to lowest rank, shall be the same numerical value as the face value except aces, which shall always have their rank face value, while tens, jacks, queens, and kings will have a ten count value.
                  2.   The following hands shall be paid even money on each wager:
                      (a)   All two card totals of sixteen or more.
                      (b)   Any two card hand containing an ace.
                  3.   A pair of aces will pay three to one.
                  4.   Any non-winning pairs shall be a push with the house. The player will neither win nor lose with a pair of sevens, sixes, fives, fours, threes, or twos.
                  5.   The following four hand qualify as jackpot draws:
                      (a)   Any two non-suited ten count cards.
                      (b)   Any two suited ten count cards.
                      (c)   Any ace and ten card suited.
                      (d)   Any pair of aces.
                  6.   Any two non-suited cards may draw additional cards to win a larger amount of their original bet if they choose. The player must draw an additional ten count card to win and may draw a total of three additional cards, one card at a time. The player may cease drawing cards at any time and collect their winnings at that point. Payoffs for the original bet:
                      (a)   A successful one card draw shall pay 5 to 1.
                      (b)   A successful two card draw shall pay 14 to 1.
                      (c)   A successful three card draw shall pay the prorated amount of jackpot B. Jackpot B will start at Eight Hundred Dollars ($800) on a Twenty-Five Dollar ($25) bet.
                  7.   If the customer holds any two suited ten count cards, they may draw up to three additional cards in the same manner as the preceding guide lines. They must draw a card of the same suit to win. The player may cease drawing cards at any time and collect their winnings at that point. Payoffs shall be as follows for the original bet:
                      (a)   A successful one card draw shall pay 6 to 1.
                      (b)   A successful two card draw shall pay 17 to 1.
                      (c)   A successful three card draw shall pay 41 to 1, or should any three card draw form a straight flush, the player shall receive fifteen percent (15%) of jackpot A, prorated.
                  8.   If the customer holds any pair of aces, they may draw additional cards for a larger payout. They may draw two additional cards to receive an ace.
                      (a)   A successful one card draw shall pay 35 to 1.
                      (b)   A successful two card draw shall pay fifty percent (50%) of jackpot A, prorated.
                  9.   If the customer holds any ace and ten count card suited, they may draw additional cards for larger payoffs and must draw additional ten count cards of the same suit. They may draw three additional cards and may cease drawing at any time to collect their winnings at the point. Payoffs shall be as follows for the original bet:
                      (a)   A successful one card draw shall pay 16 to 1.
                      (b)   A successful two card draw shall pay 101 to 1.
                      (c)   A successful three card draw shall pay the prorated amount for jackpot A. Jackpot A will start at Ten Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifteen Dollars ($10,715) for an original Twenty-Five Dollar ($25) bet. All maximum jackpot payouts based on a Twenty-Five Dollar ($25) wager. All payouts shall be prorated on the amount of a customers wager in proportion to Twenty-Five Dollars ($25). The following shall be the appropriate percentage on all allowable wagers:
                      (a)   Two dollar fifty cent ($2.50) wager shall receive 10%.
                      (b)   Five dollar ($5.00) shall receive 20%.
                      (c)   Seven dollar fifty cent ($7.50) wager shall receive 30%.
                      (d)   Ten dollar ($10.00) wager shall receive 40%.
                      (e)   Twelve dollar fifty cent ($12.50) wager shall receive 70%.
                      (f)   Fifteen dollar ($15.00) wager shall receive 60%.
                      (g)   Seventeen dollar fifty cent ($17.50) wager shall receive 70%.
                      (h)   Twenty dollar ($20.00) wager shall receive 80%.
                      (i)   Twenty two dollar fifty cent ($22.50) wager shall receive 90%.
                      (j)   Twenty five dollar ($25.00) shall receive the full jackpot payout.
Jackpots A and B shall be progressive, increasing a percentage for each successful jackpot draws. A percentage or all of the original wager shall be placed in the jackpot pools.
                      (a)   Forty (40) percent of the customers original wager shall be placed in the jackpot pool on an unsuccessful first jackpot draw.
                      (b)   An unsuccessful second or third jackpot draw, one hundred (100) percent of the original wager shall be placed in the jackpot pool.
                      Sixty (60) percent of all losing jackpot draw wagers shall be added to jackpot B and forty (40) percent of all losing draw wagers shall be added to jackpot A.
                  10.   All jackpot odds are paid to the original wager only, if a customer is unsuccessful at any jackpot draw first, second or third all wagers shall be lost. No additional wager other than the original wager shall be required.
            (j)  Payout Procedures:
                  1.   All jackpots draw payouts in excess of Three Hundred Dollars ($300) shall be supervised and verified by the Pit Supervisor.
                  2.   The Pit Supervisor shall complete all Title 13 compliance forms required. This form shall include the customer's name, social security number and valid I.D. number. Customer's signature shall not be required on jackpot draw payouts of Seven Hundred and Ninety-Nine Dollars ($799) or less.
                  3.   Jackpot payouts in excess of Eight Hundred Dollars ($800) shall be verified by the Pit Shift Manager, a Security officer and the Dealer.
                  4.   Surveillance shall log the date, time, shift, table number, dealer's name and pit manager's name.
                  5.   The Pit Shift Manager shall be required to report payouts of 300 times the amount wagered, this includes forms W-2G, 1042-S and Excise Tax. Payouts of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000) or more shall be reported and a C.T.R. form 8362 shall be completed.
                  6.   Pit Shift Manager shall be required to subtract jackpot payout amount from appropriate jackpot A or B, prior to the next betting round. In the case of multiple jackpot payouts in the same betting round the largest jackpot payout shall be subtracted prior to calculating the smaller jackpot payout.
                  7.   All jackpot payouts shall be logged on a jackpot payout form. This form shall be in triplicate. The following procedure shall be followed on all jackpot payouts:
                      (a)   The Pit Shift Manager shall call a security officer and surveillance.
                      (b)   The Pit Shift Manager and security officer shall verify the winning jackpot hand or hands with the dealer, and begin logging the jackpot on the pit jackpot form.
                      (c)   All jackpot forms shall require the signatures of all parties verifying the transaction, Pit Shift Manager, Security Officer and Dealer.
                      (d)   The Pit Shift Manager shall complete all Title 31 compliance forms required. This form shall include the customer's name, social security number, and a current I.D. Number. The customer's signature shall be required on this form.
                      (e)   All jackpot forms shall be transported to the cage by a security officer. The cage shall prepare the jackpot amount and complete a cage jackpot payout form. The security officer shall verify the amount is correct and sign the form, cage personnel shall sign this form and attach the jackpot form copies to the cage jackpot form copy, prior to issuing the jackpot amount to the security officer.
                      (f)   The cage shall issue the jackpot amount to the security officer. The security officer shall transport the amount to the pit. The pit shift manager and dealer shall verify the amount is correct with the amount requested on the pit jackpot form copies and sign the cage jackpot form copy.
                      (g) The pit manager and security officer shall observe the delivery of the jackpot amount to the customer by the dealer.
                      (h) The pit manager shall remove the third pit jackpot form and retain for pit file.
                      (i)   The dealer shall drop the cage jackpot form into the table cash drop box.
      (13)  Rock Bottom Low Ball
            (a)  Rock Bottom Low Ball Table, Physical Characteristics:
                  1.   Rock Bottom Low Ball shall be played on a table having seven (7) betting areas on one side for the customers.
                  2.   The cloth covering a Rock Bottom Low Ball table (the layout) shall have betting areas for seven (7) customers, each designated by a "Rock Bottom" symbol of four aces with a joker.
                  3.   Odds for all additional payout hands shall be posted on the layout.
                  4.   Printed rules for all customers shall be available, including all payout odds.
                  5.   Each Rock Bottom Low Ball table shall have a cash drop box attached to it.
            (b)  Cards, Physical Characteristics:
                  Cards used to play Rock Bottom Low BO shall be a standard deck of fifty-two (52) cards with the addition of a single (1) joker, with each card identical in size and shape to every other card in such deck. The deck shall consist of a total of fifty-three (53) cards.
            (c)  Cards, Number of Decks:
                  1.   Rock Bottom Low Ball shall be played with a single (1) deck consisting of fifty-two (52) cards with the addition of a single (1) joker, all with backs of the same design and color.
                      Optional: Rock Bottom Low Ball shall be played with two (2) alternating decks (Automatic Shuffling Devices), each consisting of fifty-two (52) cards with the addition of a single (1) joker with backs of the same design.
                  2.   Automatic Shuffling Devices; Each deck of cards shall also comply with the following requirements;
                      (a)   The backs of the cards in the two (2) decks are of a different color;
                      (b)   One (1) deck is being shuffled by the automated card shuffling device while the other is being dealt or used to play the game;
                      (c)   Both decks are continuously alternated in and out of play, with each deck being used for every other round of play,
                      (d)   The cards from only one (1) deck shall be placed in the discard tray at any given time.
        (d)   Shuffling, House Shuffle:
                  1.   Immediately prior to the commencement of play and after each round of play has been completed, the dealer shall shuffle the cards.
                  2.   The house shuffle shall be used when dealing the game of Rock Bottom Low Ball.
                  3.   The dealer shall remove the cards from the discard tray and place the cards in the dealers work area. The cards shall be shuffled in a manner as to not expose any card or group of cards to any customer. The shuffling procedure shall be as follows:
                      (a)   The dealer shall announce "Shuffle" prior to the actual shuffling procedure.
                      (b)   The cards shall be riffled three (3) times, stripped or boxed once and riffled one last time.
                  4.   Once the house shuffle has been complete, the dealer shall announce "Dealer Cut". The following procedure shall apply to cutting the cards:
                      (a)   The dealer shall place the cut card directly in front of the shuffled deck of cards, using one hand remove at least ten (10) of the cards from the top of the deck and place them directly on top of the cut card. Then the dealer shall place the remaining portion of cards on top of the stack of cards which were cut.
                      (b)   The cut card shall be done in a manner as not to expose any card or group of cards to any customer. The dealer shall then deal the cards.
            (e)  Rock Bottom Low Ball; Definitions:
                  The following words and terms, when used shall have the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:
                  !   "Hand" means the five (5) card hand formed for each customer.
                  !   "Round of play" means one (1) cycle of play during which all customers have been dealt five (5) cards, have wagered upon it and wagers have been paid off or collected in accordance with the rules.
                  !   "Rock Bottom Low Hand" means any one low (four aces with a joker).
                  !   "Original bet" means a singular bet placed by a customer at the start of any deal or hand.
                  !   "Stub" means the remaining portion of the deck after all cards in a round of play have been dealt.
            (f)  Wagers:
                  1.   All wagers at Rock Bottom Low Ball shall be made by placing gaming checks on the appropriate betting areas of the table layout. Rock Bottom Low Ball wagers shall be in units of five (5) ($2.50 minimum, $25.00 maximum).
                  2.   All wagers shall be placed prior to the dealer announcing "No more bets." No wager shall be made, altered or withdrawn after the dealer has announced "No more bets."
                  3.   Each customer shall be required to place their own wager. No customer shall be allowed to place a wager for another customer.
            (g)  Dealing; Hand Dealing or Automatic Shuffling Devices:
            1.  Cards used to play Rock Bottom Low Ball shall be dealt from the hand.
                  2.   A device which automatically shuffles cards shall be optional at the game of Rock Bottom Low Ball. One deck shall be in play, while the other deck shall be in the shuffling device, alternating from one deck to the other deck per betting round.
                  3.   Customers shall place their wagers prior to the first card being dealt.
                  4.   The cards shall be dealt from the dealers hand, the following is required:
                      (a)   The dealer shall place the deck of cards in either hand; and
                            i.   Once the dealer has chosen the hand in which he or she shall hold the cards, the dealer shall use that hand whenever holding the cards during that round of play.
                            ii.   The cards held by the dealer shall at all times be kept in front of the dealer and over the table bank.
                      (b)   The dealer shall then announce "No more bets", prior to dealing the cards. The dealer shall deal each card by holding the deck in the chosen hand and using the other hand to remove the top card of the deck and place it face down on the appropriate area of the layout.
                  5.   The dealer shall, starting on his or her left and continuing around the table in a clockwise manner, deal the cards as follows:
                      (a)   All seven (7) hands shall be dealt in the dealers work area, one (1) hand per each betting area.
                      (b)   One card face down to each betting area, with or without a wager continuing in succession until each has received five (5) cards.
                      (c)   The dealer does not receive any cards.
                      (d)   Once each hand has received five (5) cards, the dealer shall distribute the appropriate hand to the customers wager, with the first hand to the dealers left to the number one (1) position of the table layout and continuing around the table in a clockwise manner as to the hand to the right distributed to the customer in the number seven (7) position of the table. layout or the first betting area to the dealers right.
                     (e)   All betting areas not containing a wager shall not receive a hand, and the hand shall be placed in the discard tray once all hands have been distributed to the appropriate betting area.
                      (f)   The dealer shall count the stub, the stub shall contain eighteen (18) cards. Once the stub has been verified as to containing eighteen (18) cards, the dealer shall place the stub in the discard tray.
                      (g)   During the deal if any card or cards are exposed, shall result in a misdeal, all cards shall be collected and reshuffled and the preceding steps shall be followed.
                  6.   After all hands have been distributed to the customers, the dealer shall begin to process the hands, starting with the first hand on his or her right continuing around the table in a counter-clockwise manner, acting on each hand in turn to completion, the dealer shall pay all winning hands and collect all losing hands in turn. Pay or take as outlined in the rules, leaving the hand on the layout until completion.
                  7.   Once all winning hands have been paid and all losing hands have been collected, the dealer shall collect all hands counting each as to containing five (5) cards.
            (h)  Procedures for Completion of Each Round of Play:
                  1.   Each customer who wagers at Rock Bottom Low Ball shall be responsible for his or her own hand and no other person other than the customer or the dealer may touch the cards of that customer. Each customer shall be required to keep the cards in full view of the dealer at all times.
                  2.   The dealer shall begin processing the hands beginning with the first hand to the dealer's right. Each hand shall be acted on in turn to completion, prior to acting on the next hand as follows:
                      (a)   The dealer shall turn the customer's hand face up and verify the hand.
                      (b)   If the hand is a winning hand as outlined in hand rankings and payout odds, the dealer shall pay the customers wager as outlined in payout procedures.
                      (c)   The dealer shall continue around the table in a counterclockwise manner until each hand has been acted on.
                      (d)   All losing hands, the wager shall be collected and placed in the table bank.
                  3.   The dealer shall then collect the cards of all customers and place them in the discard tray together with existing cards in the discard tray, counting each hand as to contain five (5) cards to assure that no cards have been held out prior to the next hand being dealt.
                  4.   All payouts in excess of Three Hundred Dollars ($300) shall be supervised by a pit supervisor.
            (i)  Rock Bottom Low Ball Hand Rankings and Payout Odds:
                  1.   The ranking of the cards used in Rock Bottom Low Ball, for the determination of card numerical value, in order of highest to lowest rank, shall be the same numerical value as the face except aces, which shall always have a value of one. All cards of two through ten shall have their rank face value, while kings, queens and jacks shall rank in said order with kings ranking highest and jacks ranking lowest.
                  2.   The following hands shall be paid even money (1 to 1) on each wager;
                      (a)   Any jack low.
                      (b)   Any ten low.
                      (c)   Any nine low.
                  3.   The following hands shall be paid three to two (3 to 2) on each wager;
                      (a)   Any eight low.
                      (b)   Any seven low.
                      (c)   Any six low.
                      (d)   Any five low.
                      (e)   Any four low.
                  4.   Any three low shall pay twenty-five to one (25 to 1).
                  5.   Any two low shall pay seventy-five to one (75 to 1).
                  6.   Any five of a kind winning hand shall pay a jackpot of Twelve Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($12,500), prorated (each $2.50 wager receiving $1,250). This shall include any five jacks, tens, nines, eights, sevens, sixes, fives, fours, threes and twos.
                  7.   Any one low (four aces with a joker) shall pay a jackpot of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000), prorated (each $2.50 wager receiving $5,000). Five aces shall be a "Rock Bottom" hand, the lowest low ball hand possible.
                  The casino may vary the size of their jackpots at their discretion. All maximum jackpot payouts are based on a Twenty-Five Dollar ($25.00) wager. All payouts shall be prorated on the amount of a customers wager in proportion to Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00). The following shall be appropriate percentage on all allowable wagers;
                      (a)   Two Dollar fifty cent ($2.50) wager shall receive 10%.
                      (b)   Five Dollar ($5.00) wager shall receive 20%.
                      (c)   Seven Dollar fifty cent ($7.50) wager shall receive 30%.
                      (d) Ten Dollar ($10.00) wager shall receive 40%.
                      (e)   Twelve Dollar fifty cent ($12.50) wager shall receive 50%.
                      (f)   Fifteen Dollar ($15.00) wager shall receive 60%.
                      (g)   Seventeen Dollar fifty cent ($17.50) wager shall receive 70%.
                      (h)   Twenty Dollar ($20.00) wager shall receive 80%.
                       (i)   Twenty-Two Dollar fifty cent ($22.50) wager shall receive 90%.
                      (j)   Twenty-Five Dollar ($25.00) wager shall receive the full jackpot payout.
                  8.   If all seven betting areas contain a wager, the casino shall guarantee there shall be at least one winner, if no customer has been dealt a winning hand, the customer with the best non-winning low ball hand shall be declared a winner and receive even money (1 to 1) for their wager. A customer may play any number of hands when space is available.
                  9.   All hands must be revealed. No hand may be discarded until such hand has been turned face up in full view of all.
                  10.   A king low or queen low shall be the only non-winning hands.
            (j)  Rock Bottom Low Ball Jackpot, Payout Procedures:
                  1.   All odds payouts in excess of Three Hundred Dollars ($300) shall be supervised and verified by the Pit Supervisor.
                  2.   The Pit Supervisor shall complete all Title 13 compliance forms required. This form shall include the customer's name, social security number and valid I.D. number. Customer's signature shall be required on all payouts in excess of Eight Hundred Dollars ($800).
                  3.   Jackpot payouts shall be verified by the Pit Shift Manager, a Security officer and the Dealer.
                  4.   Surveillance shall log the date, time, shift, table number, dealer's name and pit manager's name.
                  5.   The Pit Shift Manager shall be required to report payouts of One Thousand One Hundred Ninety-Nine Dollars ($1,199), this includes forms W-2G, 1042-S and Excise Tax. Payouts of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000) or more shall be reported and a C.T.R. form 8362 shall be completed.
                  6.   All jackpot payouts shall be logged on a jackpot payout form. This form shall be in triplicate. The following procedure shall be followed on all jackpot payouts:
                      (a)   The Pit Shift Manager shall call a security officer and surveillance.
                      (b)   The Pit Shift Manager and security officer shall verify the winning jackpot hand or hands with the dealer, and begin logging the jackpot on the pit jackpot form.
                      (c)   All jackpot forms shall require the signatures of all parties verifying the transaction, Pit Shift Manager, Security Officer and Dealer.
                      (d)   The Pit Shift Manager shall complete all Title 31 compliance forms required.
                      (e)   All jackpot forms shall be transported to the cage by a security officer. The cage shall prepare the jackpot amount and complete a cage jackpot payout form. The security officer shall verify the amount is correct and sign the form, cage personnel shall sign this form and attach the pit jackpot form copies to the cage jackpot form copy, prior to issuing the jackpot amount to the security officer.
                      (f)   The cage shall issue the jackpot amount to the security officer. The security officer shall transport the amount to the pit. The pit shift manager and dealer shall verify the amount is correct with the amount requested on the pit jackpot form copies and sign the cage jackpot form copy.
                      (g)   The pit manager and security officer Shall observe the delivery of the jackpot amount to the customer by the dealer.
                      (h)   The pit manager shall remove the third pit jackpot form and retain for pit file.
                      (i)   The dealer shall drop the cage jackpot form into the table cash drop box.
  (F)  Lotteries.
      (1)  Keno.
            (a)  Rules, multi-race configurations, way tickets, game procedures and payout odds. Proposed rules, permissible wagers, multi-race configurations, way tickets (examples of multi-way tickets include special twenty spot, sensational sixteen, top and bottom keno, the outside edge), game procedures and payout odds shall be submitted in writing by the Operator to the Commission and shall be approved by the Commission prior to conducting any keno games. All changes in the rules, multi-race configurations, way tickets, game procedures and payout odds, shall be approved in writing by the Commission prior to implementation of the change.
            (b)  Wagers. Proposals for permissible wagers shall be submitted in writing by the operator to the Commission and shall be approved by the Commission prior to conducting any game of Keno. All changes in the permissible wagers shall be approved in writing by the Commission prior to implementation of the change. For the purposes of any wager limitation, each game in a multi-race configuration shall be considered a separate game, and each way on a multi-way ticket shall be considered a separate play.
            (c)   Responsibility for wager. It is the responsibility of the players to see that each wager has been correctly recorded. Tickets go as entered in the computer. The gaming operator shall pay only on the ticket held by the player.
            (d)  Procedures for collection on multi-race keno configurations. Each gaming Operator shall submit proposals to the Commission for procedures for collection on keno games conducted on a multi-race configuration, including times for presentation of winning tickets. All such procedures approved by the Commission shall be implemented throughout the casino operations. No changes in such procedures shall be implemented without the prior written approval of the Gaming Commission.
  (G)  Sports Betting Pools and Sports Betting, including Parlay Cards, Rules.
      (1)  Sports Betting Pools. The maximum wager on a Sports Betting Pool shall be six (6) dollars and the maximum win on a Sports Betting Pool to all participants shall not exceed five hundred (500) dollars. All money wagered in the pool shall be awarded to participants. No person may receive or have any fixed or contingent right to receive, directly or indirectly, any amount wagered or bet or any portion of any amounts wagered or bet, except an amount which the person wins as a participant while playing on the same basis as every other participant. No person may participate in the Sports Betting Pool as the agent of another person. No cover charge, participation charge or other charge may be imposed upon a person for the privilege of participating in or observing gambling, and no rebate, discount, credit or other method is used to discriminate between the charge for the sale of goods or services to participants in gambling and the charge for the sale of goods or services to nonparticipants.
      (2)  Sports Betting, including Parlay Cards. Wagers or bets on Sports Betting, including Parlay Cards, may be made only between two (2) or more individuals who are physically in each others presence. The betting or wagering must be incidental to a bona fide social relationship between all participants in the betting. No person may receive or have any fixed or contingent right to receive, directly or indirectly, any amount wagered or bet or any portion of any amounts wagered or bet, except an amount which the person wins as a participant while playing on the same basis as every other participant. No person may participate in the Sports Betting as the agent of another person. No person may participate in Sports Betting, including Parlay Card wagering, if the athletic event or contest is authorized or sponsored by one or more schools, educational institutions, or interscholastic athletic organizations if the person is a coach, official, player or contestant in the athletic event or contest. No cover charge, participation charge or other charge may be imposed upon a person for the privilege of participating in or observing gambling, and no rebate, discount, credit or other method is used to discriminate between the charge for the sale of goods or services to participants in gambling and the charge for the sale of goods or services to nonparticipants. No participant may win or lose more than a total of fifty (50) dollars or other consideration equivalent thereto on Sports Betting at any time during any period of twenty-four (24) consecutive hours. A person wins the total amount at stake in any game, wager or bet regardless of any amount that person may have contributed to the amount at stake.
  (H)  Parlor Games.
       [NO PARLOR GAMES ARE AUTHORIZED AS OF THE DATE OF EXECUTION.]

APPENDIX "E"
OMAHA TRIBE/STATE OF IOWA GAMING COMPACT
OPERATING REQUIREMENTS