FAQ's

How do I join or leave a game?

        ·   At the beginning or end of each new round.

What is the difference between a Quick Seven and Seven?

        ·    A Quick Seven is when your first card dealt is a seven (no discard is used).

        ·   A seven is any value of seven, other than a Quick Seven (a seven will lose to a Quick Seven).

What happens when I get a Quick Seven?

• You have the option to challenge the dealer's hand.
• If you choose not to challenge, you receive a 1 to 1 payout on your original bet and your hand is complete.

When can I Challenge and how?

        ·   Once you receive a Quick Seven.  First: leave your original bet on the table and

          decline the 1 to 1 payout.  Second: await the completion of the dealer's hand.

        ·   If the dealer's hand totals any value other than seven you receive a 2 to 1 payout

          on your original bet.

        ·   If the dealer's hand receives a Quick Seven or seven you lose your original bet.

When do I Discard and how?

• Once your hand totals higher than seven.
• The dealer will discard one card of your choice, as long as the hand value remains seven or less.

What is the difference between a Bust and a Dealt Bust?

• A bust is a hand that totals higher than seven after a discard has been made.
• A dealt bust is a hand that is dealt two cards of 8, 9, or 10 in any combination. 

What is a Hazard Bet and how do I place one?

        ·   If you receive a dealt bust, you have the option to place a Hazard Bet next

          to the original bet (Hazard Bet limits are a 1 to 1 match on the original bet).

• If the dealer receives a bust or dealt bust, your winnings equal the total combined bet.
• If the dealer does not bust or dealt bust, you lose the total combined bet.

 How does the dealer play their hand?

• The dealer has the same goal as the players, except when determining the discard.  The dealer always has to keep the high card or the high total of their hand.
• After a discard, the dealer has to hit on 4 or less and stand on 5 or higher (5, 6, or 7).

Note:

·    If a player or dealer has a seven, they have to stand and may not hit or discard.

        ·    The challenge and Hazard Bet options are both side bets of the game Quick Seven.