Blackjack

The object of Blackjack is to beat the croupier by obtaining a total card value as close to 21 as possible without going over.
If your hand of two or more cards is closer to 21 than the croupier's, you win and are paid even money.
Picture cards (Jack, Queen, King) count as ten, Ace counts as 1 or 11 and all other cards are face value.
A Blackjack is when the first two cards dealt to you are a ten or picture card, and an Ace. Blackjack pays 3 to 2.

Bets must be placed in the marked boxes. Each player in turn, starting from the croupier's left, either stands on their first two cards or draws more cards to reach a total from 12 to 21. The croupier must draw a card on 16 and stand on 17 or more.
If your first two cards are a pair, you may split then and place an equal bet to your original bet and play 2 hands. If you split Aces, you will receive one card on each Ace only, and if this second card is a ten or picture card, this counts as 21, not as a Blackjack.
After your first two cards are dealt you may double your initial bet. However, you will receive one additional card only. Doubling is also permitted on split hands.
If the croupier's first card is an Ace, you may bet of up to half your initial wager in the area marked "insurance". If the croupier obtains Blackjack you are paid 2 to 1. If you have doubled or split you only lose the value of your original wager.

Caribbean Stud Poker

Based on Five Card Stud Poker, players receive five cards face down, while the dealer receives four cards face down and one card face up.
You have two options. If you do not think you can beat the dealers hand you may fold and forfeit your Ante. If you think you can beat the dealers hand you and elect to continue, you are required to have an additional bet, which must be twice the Ante.
The best Poker hand between the Player and Dealer wins. The dealer requires an Ace and King or higher to constitute a hand. If the dealers hand does not have an Ace and King or higher, all remaining Ante bets are paid even money and the bet is void.
Caribbean Stud Poker also has a jackpot bet which can be placed by Players. Before each game and prior to the dealing of any cards you have the opportunity to participate in the displayed jackpot prize.
To do this, place a dollar chip or token into the jackpot area adjacent to the regular betting boxes. This then makes you eligible for a jackpot prize in addition to the regular payment made to a winning bet.
Players can also play for the Progressive Jackpot (displayed at the table), by placing an additional $1 in the slot providing prior to the deal. A light indicator will register your bet.
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Tas Keno

The ever popular TasKeno is very easy to play and a whole lot of fun.
Simply pick one to fifteen of your favourite numbers, mark then with an X on a blank TasKeno tickets (available throughout Country Club Casino) then present your ticket to one of our friendly Tas Keno writers.
Twenty out of eighty numbers will be drawn at approximately five minute intervals.
The amount you win is determined by how many of your numbers match those drawn and how much you wagered. For as little as $1 per game you could win thousands!
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