ELECTRONIC TABLE & GAME FEATURES 

• Enjoy more games with an automated dealer. 

• Experience the thrill of player vs. player poker with multiplayer games. 

• Handle your digital cards with life-like card control and responsive hand gestures. 

• Get dealt in on the excitement and authenticity of live poker. Bring your friends or join a game and play. Check the schedule of upcoming tournaments. 

• Bad Beat Jackpot: If your qualifying hand loses to a better hand, you and the whole table can split the jackpot.  

• Automated Tournaments: Play in live poker tournaments with the ease of an automated dealer and automated betting and betting pools. 

RESERVE A TABLE 

We offer live poker daily during hours of operation. Make a reservation and bring your friends and play as a group or join a scheduled tournament. Book a table for a group by calling Table Games Management at: (715) 634-5643 ext. 6620.  

COMING SOON! 

Check out the tournament schedule in the Poker Gaming area on the casino floor. 

HELPFUL POKER TERMS 

Ante: A small bet all players are required to make before a hand is dealt.  

All-In: To place all your remaining chips into the betting pot.  

Bad Beat: This occurs when a player with a strong hand loses to an opponent with a weaker hand due to unexpected cards on the board.  

Board: The community cards in the middle of the table that all players can use to make their best hand. 

Bluff: Betting or raising with a weak hand to make opponents believe you have a strong hand and get them to fold.  

Call: To match the highest bet within the current round.  

Check: To pass on betting and allow the next player the opportunity to bet. You can only check if no one has bet in the current round.  

Fold: To relinquish, muck, or discard your cards and forfeit all rights to any portion of the pot. 

Flop: The first three community cards dealt out in a hold’em or Omaha game. 

Flush: Five cards of the same suit. 

Pot: The collection of chips that will be awarded to the winner of the hand. 

Raise: Increase the size of the biggest bet at the table. 

River: The last community card dealt in any poker game.  

Turn: The fourth community card put out in flop poker games.  

FAQ 

Q – I am used to playing traditional poker with a dealer.  Are electronic poker tables easy to play? 

A – The tables are designed to be easy to understand and intuitive.  Anyone who sits down to play will enjoy the excitement of live poker! 

Q – What is the Bad Beat Jackpot? 

A – The Bad Beat Jackpot payout is essentially a special prize awarded in poker when a very strong hand (determined by management) loses to a better hand. 

Q – How many Players are allowed to play at each table? 

A – Up to eight players can sit at the same time.  Minimum of five (5) players are required, on a live game, to be eligible for the Bad Beat Jackpot.