Whats your call on this?

[Mr J]

Here, its a $3,500 max payout on the inside. I played yesterday and this guy almost did this but he backed out and it got me thinking >>> Lets say you have a black chip on the 5 and a black chip on the 4 5 6 street.

The 5 hits, now what? They will not OR should not pay OVER the $3,500 max? The dealer should catch it FIRST and tell the player no-no? The $3,500 is paid out and the other black chip is simply returned? Any thoughts?



Ken

[Nathan Detroit]

Very simple indeed: The bet on the  5 Red is separate  from the  4,5,6 street bet and and both should be paiid Those  2 bets combined did nor exceed the inside table max the time  the bets were  placed.

If both bets  have been accepted there should be no problem.

[Mr J]

"If both bets  have been accepted there should be no problem" >>> I agree with that part but the two bets combined DO exceed the max payout on the inside.

Ken

[gizmotron]

The way it works is this. Each bet is considered "per way." So the maximum payout is $3,500 on a $100 per way bet. So you get paid for each qualifying way. You can't combine the courtesy line with a split bet on the zero/double zero bet that exceeds the $100 table limit for inside bets. That's the only way bet that is combinable.

[gizmotron]

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