This is a bet on whether the rank of at least one of the first two cards in your hand will match the dealer’s face up card. This is a bet on whether the first two cards in your hand and the dealer’s face up card will achieve a certain value or combination as follows: A pair of different suits, such as a seven of hearts and a seven of spades, usually has a payout of 10:1, whereas a pair of the same suit, for instance two 10 of clubs, usually has a payout of 15:1. This is a side bet on if the first two cards in your hand will be a pair. If the two cards are the Queen of hearts (the ‘Lucky Ladies’) the payout is usually 200:1 and if the two cards are the Queen of hearts and the dealer gets Blackjack, the payout is usually 1000:1. If the cards have a value of 20 and they are of different suits the payout is usually 4:1, if they are of the same suit the payout is usually 10:1 and if they are of the same suit and rank the payout is usually 25:1. This is a bet on whether the first two cards of your hand will have a value of 20. If you hit and your hand gets a third seven, the payout is usually 500:1 if they are of different suits and 5000:1 if they are of the same suit. If your first two cards are sevens, the payout is usually 50:1 if they are of different suits and 100:1 if they are of the same suit. If your first card is a seven, usually the payout is 3:1. This is a bet on how many sevens your hand will have. This is a straightforward bet on whether the first two cards in your hand will have a value of over or under 13, with Ace counting as one and a value of 13 generally resulting in a lost bet.

In a single deck game, a Royal Match usually has a payoff of 10:1 and in a multi-deck game, the payoff is usually 25:1. This is a side bet that the first two cards in your hand will be the King and Queen of the same suit.

In a single deck game, an Easy Match usually has a payoff of 3:1 and in a multi-deck game, the payoff is usually 5:2. This is a side bet that the first two cards in your hand will be of the same suit. Perfect pair: The two cards are a pair of the same rank and suit, for instance two three of diamonds.Coloured pair: The two cards are a pair of the same rank and colour but different suits, for instance the Queen of clubs and spades.Mixed pair: The two cards are a pair of the same rank but of two different colours (one red and one black), for instance the seven of hearts and spades.

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