Playing the game
Once you have placed your bet click on 'Deal' and you will be dealt one card. You now need to decide whether the next card will be higher or lower.
The potential payout for each choice is displayed on the screen. The payout depends on the card drawn; the closer the card is to the middle of the pack (for example, 7) the bigger the potential payout because the risk is that much greater.
If you select correctly you win the amount shown and this is automatically added to your stake amount - in other words your next bet will be your initial stake plus your winnings.
Assuming you guess correctly, you can either continue the game and predict whether the next card will be higher or lower than the card just dealt or use the Cashout option. You can continue to bet until you either lose, hit the maximum winnings (10 times the table limit) or you have seen the maximum number of cards allowable in this game (12 cards).
Ties neither win nor lose - your stake remains the same (although you can bet on the outcome being a tie - tie side bets).
Tie side bets
At the start of the game you can select to bet on a tie - ie. both cards having the same value (e.g. two 8s or two Kings). Note that this side bet is in addition to your main bet and you cannot just bet on a tie. If you win a side bet your winnings are automatically added to your balance - they are not added to your stake.
You can bet on ties as often or as seldom as you like and bet any amount up to the maximum for the table.
Payouts
The payouts depend on the value of the card being bet. The table below shows the multiplier for each card in the deck - note that ties pay out at 10 to 1.
Win up to 10 times the table limit
Tie side bets pay 10 to 1
Aces are low
Easy to learn, easy to play
