58 Pa. Code § 675a.6 - High Roll Dice variation

(a) If selected in its Rules Submission, a certificate holder may offer a variation of High Roll Dice in which only six dice instead of ten dice are used in the play of the game.

(b) The High Roll Dice table must comply with the requirements in § 675a.1(a), (b) and (d) (relating to High Roll Dice table; physical characteristics) provided that each betting position on the layout contains:

(1) For Like Kind Boulevard Wagers, five circles with the numbers two of a kind through six of a kind and one circle for no matches.

(2) For Pip Street Wagers, a depiction of six dice displaying a value of one through six with the two-spot die farthest to the player's left and the one-spot die farthest to the player's right.

(3) An inscription advising players that all wagers must be of equal value.

(c) The dice used in the play of the game must be ranked as provided in § 675a.2(d) (relating to wagers; die ranking).

(d) Wagers shall be made in accordance with § 675a.2(a)-(c) and (e)(1). Instead of the optional wagers in § 675a.2(e)(2)-(4), after placing a Pip Street Wager, a player may place a Like Kind Boulevard Wager equal to the player's Pip Street Wager on any or all of the numbered circles two through six or the circle marked no match. For purposes of the Like Kind Wager, the player is wagering on how many of the most matching dice will be rolled on the first roll. For example, if a dealer throws:

(1) Two 6s and four 1s, the result would be four matching dice, or a four-of-a-kind.

(2) All numbers 1-6, the result would be a no match.

(e) High Roll Dice shall be played with six 19 mm dice. Dice used in the play of the game shall comply with § 603a.12(a)(2)-(10) and (d) (relating to dice; physical characteristics) and the receipt and inspection requirements in § 603a.13 (relating to dice; receipt, storage, inspection and removal from use).

(f) High Roll Dice shall be played with a dice shaker that complies with the requirements in § 675a.3(c) and (d) (relating to dice; shaker).

(g) After all players have placed their wagers, the dealer shall announce "no more bets" and complete the dealing procedures in § 675a.4(b) and (c) (relating to procedure for completion of each round of play).

(h) After the roll, the dealer shall call out which die of the highest value occurs the most then the matching dice of the highest value. After announcing the winning combination, the dealer shall move all matching dice of the highest value into the corresponding box on the throw box layout. For example, if there were three 5s, two 6s and one 4, the dealer shall move the three 5s into the box on the throw layout labeled "five." To move the dice to the designated area on the throw box layout, the dealer shall leave the dice exposed and may not cover the dice or impede surveillance's ability to view the dice at any time the dice are on the throw box layout.

(i) The dealer shall collect any losing Pip Street and Like Kind Boulevard Wagers and pay out any winning wagers in accordance with subsections (j) and (k).

(j) The certificate holder shall pay out winning Pip Street Wagers at the following odds:

Die Value with Most Matches	Payout Odds
Two	8 to 1
Three	6 to 1
Four	5 to 1
Five	4 to 1
Six	3 to 1
One/ace	2 to 1

(k) The certificate holder shall pay out winning Like Kind Wagers at the following odds:

Payout Odds
Six-of-a-kind	6,000 to 1
Five-of-a-kind	200 to 1
Four-of-a-kind	15 to 1
Three-of-a-kind	2 to 1
Two-of-a-kind	1 to 2
No matches	60 to 1

Notes

58 Pa. Code § 675a.6

The provisions of this § 675a.6 amended November 1, 2019, effective 11/2/2019, 49 Pa.B. 6676.

The provisions of this § 675a.6 amended under 4 Pa.C.S. §§ 1202(b)(30), 1322, 13A 02(1) and (2), 13A27, 1602, 1604 and 1608.