This game goes by various names: Big Six, Wheel of Fortune, Money Wheel, Big Wheel, and Lucky Wheel. Whatever the name, it is a big vertical wheel where the player bets on the number it will stop on.

Blackjack is played using up to eight decks of cards (52 cards each). Joker cards are not used in the game of Blackjack. Up to nine players can play on one Blackjack table. *Double Deck Blackjack is also offered on specific tables.

Chase the Flush features head to head play against the dealer and an optional same suit bonus bet.

(Progressive Jackpot available)

Emerald Queen offers the thrilling game of craps where players enjoy the excitement of rolling the dice in a social atmosphere.

A "Fire Bet" is an optional wager that can be made in conjunction with the operation of a standard casino craps game.

The game of midi-baccarat is quite simple to play and is often an exciting, popular addition to a casino’s gaming mix. 

Ultimate Texas Hold’em features head-to-head play against the dealer and an optional bonus bet. Ultimate Texas Hold’em lets players bet aggressively. The earlier they bet, the more they can risk-and win. 

Face Up Pai Gow is a poker game where the dealer's 7 cards are exposed before you set your own hand. You divide 7 cards into a 5-card and a 2-card hand to beat the dealer. Instead of the traditional 5% commission, all bets push if the dealer's high hand is exactly Ace-high. (Progressive Jackpot is available)

Free Bet Blackjack is a variation of  blackjack that allows players to double down and split pairs for free, without having to make an additional wager.

Blazing 777 Blackjack is an exciting new optional blackjack progressive bet that's based on 7's. The more 7's, the more you win! You win if your first two cards are 7's. The payouts increase further if the dealer's up card is also a 7.

Now available at EQC Fife. Enjoy this fast-paced blackjack game with an added bonus element that gives you even more ways to win.

Now available at EQC Fife, this is a standard house-banked blackjack game, but with an optional bonus wager called Push 22..

The layout used for “Spanish 21” is very similar to a standard Blackjack layout. The only differences are the felt identifies the game as Spanish 21 and the Bonus 21 Payouts are printed on the felt and the Match.