“ An Explosive Casino Table Game”

• Dynamite is played on standard BJ type table.
• It is a very simple game that can be explained in about 60 seconds to a novice player. You want to keep games simple to attract new players. Complicated games do not appeal to the average gambler.
• It is a three card low-ball game.
• The object of the game is to achieve the closest hand to A-2-3.
• A-2-3 is called Dynamite.
• Pairs, Three of a Kind are bad.
• Flushes and Straights do not matter.
• Each player will receive place three bets to start. A dynamite bet, An ante, and a play bet if they choose to play the hand.
• The dynamite bet will be collected first and will be put into the dynamite circle. This bet will only be won when a player has dynamite. If two players get dynamite in the same hand the dynamite is a carryover and no one will collect the bet.
• The dealer will receive a hand also and has the chance to win the Dynamite bet.
• This is a six player game.
• The players are playing against the house only for the ante and the play bets and against everyone for the Dynamite jackpot.

Rules of Play
• The player places a bet in the Dynamite circle and in the ante circle.
• The dealer then takes all of the Dynamite bets and places them in the Dynamite Jackpot circle in front of the dealer. These bets will remain there until someone gets “Dynamite”
• Each player and the dealer are then dealt 3 cards. At this point the player must decide if they are going to play the hand. If they are they must put 2 times the ante in the play circle.
• The dealer will then offer each player a draw of up to three cards from the remaining stub. Each card that the player draws will cost $1 or more depending on the game limits. On average a $5 game will have $1 cards and a $10 game will have $2 cards and so on.
• The $ per card is also placed into the Dynamite Jackpot.
• The dealers will always play. The dealer does not have to qualify to play. The dealer will always try to draw for less than a six. The dealer will act last and will not pay for there draw cards.
• A-2-3 will pay the jackpot and 5-1 on the Play Bet and even money on the Ante.
• Three cards under 6 pay 1-1
• Three cards under 5 pay 2-1.
• Three cards under 4 pay 3-1.
• Any pairs or trips are a loser unless the dealer pairs or trips with a higher cards.
• The draw cards are dealt either face down or face up in front of the Dynamite circle in front of each player. Each player will be asked as the cards are dealt.
• The players hand must be tucked under the Play bet and the player’s discards are set in front of the Ante bet. The dealer will then distribute the draw cards. At this point the players are not allowed to touch the cards again until the next hand.
• The dealer will then turn over the house hand and will keep cards under a six unless one is a pair. Basically the dealer is drawing to improve the house hand to a six or better.
• The dealer will then turn over the player’s hands and pay accordingly. The player must beat the dealer in order to be paid at all.
• The cards are counted from the top card to the lowest. Example: If a dealer has A-2-5 and the player has 2-3-4 the player will win. If the Player has 2-3-6 and the player has 2-4-6 the dealer will win.