Ez dominoes

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

1. Field of Invention

EZ Dominoes is a casino game that is similar to Pai Gow Tile.

2. Description of the Prior Art

Pai Gow literally translated means “to make nine” Players play against the casino house to make the best combination of tiles.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

A game that uses Chinese dominoes to create the best hand combination based on ranking. It allows a plurality of players to play against the dealer.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a layout of the ranking

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

EZ Dominoes is designed as a casino table game

The table is similar to a Blackjack Table

EZ Dominoes is played using Chinese Dominoes (Pai Gow Tiles)

There is one dealer and up to six players.

There are 20 dominoes which are mixed or shuffled by the dealer

The dominoes are place in four stacks of five dominoes each.

These are dealt to each position on the table (including any vacant position) so that each player receives two dominoes

The game starts with the rolling of three dice

The starting position of the deal depends on the total of the three dice

The highest hand would be a pair

If a player does not have a pair, the dominoes would be compare similar to “Baccarat” if the number exceeds 9, the first digit is dropped.

The objective of the game is to get closest to nine.

Bonus bets are consider a side bet, no matter if the hand wins or loses, no commission on bonus winning wagers

Bonus bets payouts are detailed as follow

Payout odds are subject to change

13 Chain Bet is an optional bet that a player can make

A player can choose to win or lose up to 13 chains

13 Chain chart is detailed as follow for when players win

• • Two Dominoes sum is 7, or below players win 1 chain
  • Two Dominoes sum is 8, players win 2 chains
  • Two Dominoes sum is 9, players win 3 chains
  • Two Dominoes are pair 1's, players win 4 chains
  • Two Dominoes are pair 2's, players win 5 chains
  • Two Dominoes are pair 3's, players win 6 chains
  • Two Dominoes are pair 4's, players win 7 chains
  • Two Dominoes are pair 5's, players win 8 chains
  • Two Dominoes are pair 6's, players win 9 chains
  • Two Dominoes are pair 7's, players win 10 chains
  • Two Dominoes are pair 8's, players win 11 chains
  • Two Dominoes are pair 9's, players win 12 chains
  • Two Dominoes are pair 10's, players win 13 chains

13 Chain chart is detailed as follow for when banker wins

Same as above except player loses (X) amount of chains.

A chain=a players bet multiply by the number of chains

EXAMPLE 1

Players bet is $10 and decides to bet on 13 chains The player receives a pair 10's he would receive $130

EXAMPLE 2

Player bet is $10 and decides to bet on 13 chains The player receives a pair 9's; he would only receive up to 12 chains which is $120

EXAMPLE 3

Player bet is $10 and decides to bet on 11 chains. The player receives a pair 10's, he can only win 11 chains which is $110.

EXAMPLE 4

Player bet is $10 and decides to bet on 13 chains but the banker receives a pair 10's; the player will have to pay $130.

EXAMPLE 5

Player bet is $10 and decides to bet on 11 chains, the banker receives a pair 10's; the player will lose 11 chains of bet which is $110.

“Copy Hands” (same hands) and “Zero” Hands the banker wins

Winning Wagers pays a 5% commission. (No commission on bonus winning wagers

House Way Delivery

Three Dice total is odd (3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17)

If the total of the three dice is odd, start dealing the dominoes from the right of the stack

(Delivery Way if Odd)

Three Dice total is even (4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18)

If the total of the three dice is even, start dealing dominoes from the left of the stack

(Delivery Way if Even)