How to Play

Getting Started at Vegasy

Welcome to Vegasy. Ready to explore the main table games? After you sign in, open the Vegasy lobby and pick Baccarat, Blackjack, or Roulette. Each game uses a simple betting area where you place chips, set your stake, and start the round. The flow is consistent across games: place a bet, the round plays out, and winnings are paid out according to the outcome.

Tips for a smooth start: keep bets small while you learn the rules, use the built in repeat bets to speed up rounds, and always keep an eye on your balance so you can enjoy a steady session.

Table Games Overview: Baccarat, Blackjack, and Roulette

Baccarat aims to predict which hand will be closer to 9, or if a Tie will occur. The game uses an eight deck shoe and card values ignore suits. Face cards and Tens are worth 0, Aces are worth 1, and all others are their pip value. If a hand totals 10 or more, you subtract 10 to get the Baccarat point value. A round deals two cards to the Player and the Banker, with a possible third card depending on the totals. If either hand totals 8 or 9 on the initial deal, that hand is a Natural and no more cards are drawn. If totals are not Natural, rules determine who draws a third card. Payouts are: Player wins pay 1:1, Banker wins pay 1:1 with a 5% commission, and a Tie pays 9:1. If you bet on Tie, the Tie payoff applies; bets on Banker or Player are returned if a Tie happens.

• Objective: predict Player, Banker, or Tie outcome.
• Decks: 8 deck shoe; card values as described.
• Natural rule: 8 or 9 on initial deal ends the round.

Blackjack is a hand beating game where the goal is to reach as close to 21 as possible without going over. The game uses two standard decks and allows up to three hands at once. You place a wager, receive two cards, and the dealer also gets two (one card face up, one face down). You can Hit, Stand, Split, Double Down, or Take Insurance depending on the situation. A Blackjack (an Ace plus a 10-valued card) pays 3:2. A regular win pays 1:1. If the dealer has Blackjack, the round ends unless you also have Blackjack, which is a push. Insurance pays 2:1 if the dealer shows Ace and has Blackjack. Splitting splits your hand into two, with a wager equal to your original bet on the second hand; Aces split behave specially. The DealerHits on a soft 17, and a hand that busts loses automatically.

• Blackjack payoff: 3:2; regular win: 1:1.
• Insurance: 2:1 against a dealer Blackjack.
• Splitting: up to 3 splits per round (4 hands total), Aces split once each.

Roulette challenges you to predict where the ball will land on a European style wheel with 37 slots. Bets cover a wide range of numbers and patterns. You can place Inside bets such as Straight Up, Split, Street, Corner, and Line, or Outside bets like Red/Black, Even/Odd, and 1–18 or 19–36. There are also special and neighbor bets for more options. Payouts vary by bet type and are clearly shown on the table. The wheel and table layout map the bets you can place, and a successful spin pays according to the chosen bet.

• Wheel: 37 slots (0 included).
• Bets: Inside bets (direct numbers and groups) and Outside bets (regions and colors).
• Special bets: Neighbor and other traditional options available at the table.

Bets, Payouts, and Quick Tips

Understanding payouts helps you choose smarter bets. In Baccarat, Player bets pay 1:1, Banker bets pay 1:1 with a 5% commission on Banker wins, and Tie bets pay 9:1. Tie bets pay out only when the hands tie; Banker and Player bets are returned if a tie occurs.

In Blackjack, a natural Blackjack pays 3:2. Non Blackjack wins pay 1:1. If you take Insurance, it pays 2:1 and is settled separately from your main hand. A Push returns your original wager when the dealer and you tie after a round.

Roulette payouts depend on the bet type, and you can mix Inside and Outside bets to build your strategy. Inside bets are higher risk with bigger rewards, while Outside bets offer steadier chances. Always check the on-screen table for exact odds before placing bets, as they can vary by game mode.

Pro tips: start with smaller bets to learn the flow, use Practice or Free Play modes if available, manage your bankroll, and set a session limit. Remember, table game rules are designed to keep play engaging and fair, so enjoy the process and bet responsibly.