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War Help |
| The Rules of War |
| GamePlay |
| Playing as Player |
| Playing as Dealer |
The Rules of War |
| Casino War is considered the easiest card game to play
in the casino. The rules are simple - whoever draws the highest card
wins. The objective of War is for a player to have a higher number
than the dealer. After placing an initial bet, both player and dealer
receive one card. If the value of the player's card is higher than the
dealer's, then the player receives a 1 to 1 payout (even money) on
his/her wager. In the event of a tie, the player can either fold (and
lose the initial bet) or "go to war", by raising his/her bet by an
amount equal to the initial bet. Both player and dealer receive three
cards face-down and one card face-up. The player wins if his/her
face-up card equals or beats the dealer's face-up card. If the player
wins, he/she receives a 1 to 1 payout (even money) on his/her raise
wager only, and the initial wager is a push. If the dealer's face-up
card is higher than the player's face-up card, the player loses both
bets. War is played with 6 decks and no Jokers, and the decks are
reshuffled after each hand.
Opponent - This tells you the name (or nickname) of your current opponent. Last Round - This tells you how much you've won or lost in the previous round. Credit Points - This is your current Credit Points balance. As Player, you accumulate 1 Credit Point on every dollar you place as a bet. As Dealer, 1 Credit Point is deducted for every 1 dollar bet against you (see example below). Fun Balance / Balance - This is your current Fun / Real-Money Balance (in US dollars). Commission - When playing as Dealer, you pay a commission of 1.5% on the total bets placed against you (when playing as Player you do not pay commissions). General Options '?' (Help) - Pressing 'Help' opens the Help screen relevant to the room you're currently in. In this case, War. '$' (Cashier) - Pressing '$' opens the Cashier screen. Timer - This is the circle at the bottom-right corner of the screen. On every round, you have 45 seconds to make your decisions when playing as Player, and 35 seconds to make your decisions when playing as Dealer. The Timer indicates how much time you have left before reaching the time limit. If you haven't finished making your decisions during the specified time limit, you will exit the table.
War Text Boxes Game Options Deal Raise Fold Disconnections Should a disconnection or timeout occur after the Player placed his/her bet and before the Player pressed the 'Deal' button, the Player's bet will be returned to his/her Balance. Should a disconnection or timeout occur after the Player pressed the 'Deal' button, the round will continue as if the Player had decided to 'Fold'. After connection is re-established the Player can enter the "History" page and see the results of the last round ("History" is available for Money mode only).
Example Minimum Credit Points and Balance Game Options Disconnections Should a disconnection occur after the Dealer pressed the "Approve" button, play will continue until the Player has finished his turn. This has no effect on the Dealer, since the Dealer is played automatically according to the rules of the game. After connection is re-established the Dealer can enter the "History" page and see the results of the last round ("History" is available for Money mode only).
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