Table Games!
WHERE LUXURY MEETS LUCKY
Home to 15 table games, Chicken Ranch Casino Resort brings the action with 13 tables on our main casino floor—plus 2 more found just beyond the noise, where the lights dim and the drinks pour slowly.
Take a seat at timeless favorites like Blackjack and Baccarat, or turn up the excitement with Free Bet Blackjack—our most popular game outside of traditional Blackjack. With free doubles and free splits, this player-favorite twist on the classic gives you more ways to play and even more reasons to stay at the table.
Looking for something different? Try your hand at Ultimate Texas Hold’em, Three Card Poker, Four Card Poker, Face-Up Pai Gow Poker, or mix things up with specialty games like Bahama Bonus and I Luv Suits.
Whether you’re chasing Blackjack, trying something new, or settling in for a night of cards and cocktails, there’s always a seat waiting.
15 tables. More ways to play. One place to find your game.
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PLAY YOUR FAVORITE GAME
BLACKJACK
How to Play
The goal is simple: beat the Dealer without going over 21. You’ll receive two cards to start and decide whether to Hit, Stay, Split, or Double Down as the hand develops. A Blackjack—an Ace paired with a 10-value card—pays 3 to 2. The Dealer hits 16 and below, hits soft 17, and stands on higher totals.
Make It Interesting
When the Dealer shows an Ace, Insurance and Even Money may come into play. Want a little more action? Lucky Lucky rewards combinations totaling 19, 20, or 21 using your first two cards and the Dealer’s up card, while Buster Blackjack gives you something to root for when the Dealer busts.
Quick Tip: Get close to 21 without going over—and remember, sometimes knowing when to stay is the whole game.
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DOUBLE DECK BLACKJACK
How to Play
Blackjack gets a hands-on twist with just two decks. Your first two cards are dealt face down, and you’ll handle them yourself—swipe your cards for a Hit or tuck them beneath your wager when you’re ready to Stay. The objective remains the same: build a stronger hand than the Dealer without exceeding 21. Blackjack pays 3 to 2.
You may Split matching cards into as many as four hands, although Aces cannot be re-split. Double Downs are available on your original first two cards, but not after a Split.
Make It Interesting
Insurance and Even Money are available in the traditional Blackjack situations, while Lucky Lucky rewards combinations totaling 19, 20, or 21 using your first two cards and the Dealer’s up card and Buster Blackjack gives you something to root for when the Dealer busts. Adding bonus action alongside your main hand.
Quick Tip: Fewer decks and face-down cards give Double Deck its own feel—even if you already know Blackjack.
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BAHAMA BONUS BLACKJACK
How to Play
If you like Blackjack but want more ways to make a move, Bahama Bonus brings plenty of them. Played with Spanish decks containing no 10s, the goal is still to reach 21 without going over. You can Hit, Stay, Split, Surrender, and Double Down—but this version takes doubling much further.
Guests can Double on two or more cards, Double-Double, and even Double-Double-Double, with the opportunity to put as much as seven times the original wager into action. A Double Down Rescue option can also let you pull back the most recent doubled portion under qualifying circumstances.
Make It Interesting
Every Guest 21 beats the Dealer’s 21 and is paid immediately, with additional bonuses available for special 21 combinations. Match Up and Match Down reward your opening cards when they match the rank of the Dealer’s up or down card. There’s even a Super Bonus for a suited 7-7-7 when the Dealer shows a 7.
Quick Tip: Bahama Bonus rewards players who like having choices—there’s often more than one decision still left to make.
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5 TREASURES BACCARAT
How to Play
Baccarat looks sophisticated, but the basic wager is refreshingly simple: Banker or Player—which hand will finish closest to 9? You choose a side, the cards are dealt, and predetermined drawing rules take care of the rest.
Aces count as 1, cards 2 through 9 count at face value, and 10s and face cards count as zero. When a hand totals more than 9, only the final digit counts. For example, 12 becomes a Baccarat total of 2.
Player and Banker wagers normally pay even money. One important twist: if Banker wins with a three-card 7, the Banker wager pushes.
Make It Interesting
Add another layer with Tie, Fortune 7, and Golden 8. Tie wins when both final totals match. Fortune 7 hits when Banker wins with a three-card 7, while Golden 8 hits when Player wins with a three-card 8.
Quick Tip: You don't have to memorize the third-card chart—the Dealer handles the drawing rules for you. Pick your side and enjoy the reveal.
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FACE-UP PAI GOW POKER
How to Play
Seven cards. Two hands. One goal: beat the Dealer twice.
You’ll arrange your seven cards into a five-card High Hand and a two-card Low Hand, with the High Hand required to rank higher than the Low. Beat the Dealer with both and you win. Win one and lose one, and the hand pushes. The Dealer wins identical “copy” hands.
Need a hand setting your cards? Ask the Dealer to set them House Way. The Joker can be used as an Ace or to complete a Straight, Flush, or Straight Flush.
Make It Interesting
Optional Fortune Bonus and Ace-High Bonus wagers offer extra opportunities beyond the main game. A $5 qualifying Fortune wager also activates the Envy Bonus. If the Dealer has exactly Ace-High Pai Gow, the main Pai Gow wagers push and qualifying Ace-High Bonus wagers win.
Quick Tip: Pai Gow is less about one great poker hand and more about finding the strongest way to divide all seven cards.
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FOUR CARD POKER
How to Play
You get five cards. The Dealer gets six. Then it’s time to build the best four-card poker hand you can.
Start with an Ante. Once you see your cards, you can Fold or stay in the action with a Play wager of 1X, 2X, or 3X your Ante. Unlike many poker-style table games, the Dealer does not need to qualify—and if your hand ties the Dealer’s, you win the tie.
Make It Interesting
The optional Aces Up wager pays on a Pair of Aces or better regardless of what the Dealer holds. The Bad Beat Bonus adds an entirely different way to win: it can pay when a strong hand of Two Pair or better gets beaten—or when your hand beats a qualifying Dealer hand.
Quick Tip: Unlike traditional poker, there’s no bluffing here. See your cards, make your decision, and let the hands do the talking.
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FREE BET BLACKJACK
How to Play
It’s Blackjack—but sometimes the house puts up part of the bet for you.
Play your hand as you normally would by Hitting, Staying, Splitting, or Doubling. When you’re dealt a qualifying pair, you can take a Free Split represented by a Gold Token. Free Splits are available on qualifying pairs except 5s and 10-value cards. Hard 9s, 10s, and 11s qualify for a Free Double, also represented by a Gold Token equal to your original wager.
There is one major rule to remember: when the Dealer finishes with a hard 22, the regular Blackjack hands push instead of winning.
Make It Interesting
Pot of Gold turns those Free Bet Gold Tokens into bonus opportunities—the more qualifying Free Splits and Free Doubles you collect in a round, the larger the potential payout. Push 22 gives you a bonus wager specifically tied to the Dealer landing on 22.
Quick Tip: In most Blackjack games you don't want to see the Dealer make 22. In Free Bet, you might have a reason to cheer for it.
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I LUV SUITS POKER
How to Play
Forget pairs and full houses for a moment—this game is all about the flush.
You and the Dealer each receive seven cards, and your goal is to build the longest, strongest same-suit hand. After looking at your cards, you may Fold or make a Play wager based on the length of your flush: 1X the Ante with four flush cards or fewer, up to 2X with five, and up to 3X with six or more.
The Dealer needs at least a three-card, 9-high flush to qualify. If the Dealer doesn't qualify, your Play wager is returned and the Ante is paid 1 to 1.
Make It Interesting
Flush Rush rewards hands with four or more cards of the same suit, while Super Flush Rush looks for Straight Flushes beginning with three cards. Better still, those bonus wagers remain in action even if you Fold the main hand.
Quick Tip: In this game, seeing five, six, or seven cards of the same suit is exactly what you're hoping for.
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THREE CARD POKER
How to Play
Three cards are all you need.
Start with an Ante and receive a three-card poker hand. After seeing your cards, choose to Fold or make a Play wager equal to your Ante and take on the Dealer. The Dealer needs Queen-high or better to qualify.
Three Card Poker uses a slightly different ranking order than traditional five-card poker: Straight Flush, Three of a Kind, Straight, Flush, Pair, High Card—so yes, in this game a Straight beats a Flush.
Make It Interesting
Pair Plus pays when your three cards contain a Pair or better and does not depend on the Dealer's hand. The 6-Card Bonus combines your three cards with the Dealer's three cards to create the best possible five-card poker hand—and that wager can still win even if you Fold the main game.
Quick Tip: Fast hands and simple decisions make Three Card Poker one of the easiest poker-style games to jump into.
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ULTIMATE TEXAS HOLD'EM
How to Play
Love Texas Hold ’Em but don't want to wait for a full poker table? Here, it's you against the Dealer.
Begin with equal Ante and Blind wagers and receive two private cards. Five community cards are revealed as the hand progresses, and you make the best five-card poker hand using your cards and the board. The key is deciding when to commit your Play wager.
Before the flop, you may check or wager 3X or 4X your Ante. After the flop, you can check or wager 2X. If you wait until all five community cards are exposed, your final choice is 1X or Fold.
The Dealer needs a Pair or better to qualify.
Make It Interesting
The optional Trips wager plays independently of the Dealer and pays on Three of a Kind or better. If Trips or better are dealt in the five community cards, you still win even if you don’t make a Play wager
Quick Tip: Ultimate Texas Hold ’Em gives you three chances to make your move—the earlier you commit, the larger your Play wager can be.
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House Rules
Game availability, table limits and minimum wagers may vary. Optional wagers are not required unless otherwise stated. Please ask your Table Games Dealer or Supervisor if you have questions before placing your wager.
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