Bets continue to be made in between each turn. The banker takes the losing bets and pays out the winning bets. The second card flipped is the winning card again. The first card flipped is the losing card again. The banker will then flip the next two cards over. Multiple bets can be made by a player, and players can bet on the same card rank. Players can keep their current bets, move their bets, or add and remove bets. The two cards flipped are placed to the side. The payout is equal to the bet made by the player. The second card flipped is the winning card, and the banker will pay out all players with bets placed on the winning card. The first card flipped is the losing card, and any players with bets on that card will lose the bet made to the banker. Then, players will place a bet on the card rank they think will be the winning card.Īfter all bets are made, the dealer will flip over the top two cards. The game begins with the banker showing every player the first card. Players with chips on the winning card will win their bet. Players with chips on the losing card will lose their bet. The first card is the losing card, and the second card is the winning card. During game play, the banker will turn two cards over at a time. One player will need to be the banker and will handle the 52 card deck. Each player is given chips for betting and a penny. The additional spade cards are laid out from ace up to the king to form the betting board. Highest to lowest - King, Queen, Jack, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, Ace Setup 52 card deck, additional ace through king of Spades, two or more players, betting chips, a penny per player Card Rank

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