1. (1) A table with a Joker Seven betting layout.

2. (2) One deck of 52 cards and 2 jokers.

   (b) Players.

   Any number of players who can fit around the table.

   (c) The play.

   The cards are thoroughly shuffled and cut by the dealer. Bets are placed on the betting squares that represent the various combinations that can arise from any random hand of seven cards. Seven cards are dealt face up from the top of the deck and the winning combinations are called by the dealer. The dealer collects the losing wagers and pays the winners. All cards are shuffled and cut by the dealer after each hand.

   (d) Color bets.	Odds
   4 or more red or 4 or more black cards	Even money
   4 red cards or 4 black cards (exact)	2-to-1
   5 red cards or 5 black cards (exact)	5-to-1
   6 red cards or 6 black cards (exact)	15-to-1
   7 red cards or 7 black cards (exact)	25-to-1
   (e) Other bets.	Odds
   No pairs or two pairs	3-to-1
   1 joker	3-to-1
   2 jokers	20-to-1
   Any specific pair—access to kings	9-to-1
   Prial (three of a kind)	12-to-1

3. (1) When a prial is dealt, the pair within the prial is paid at 9-to-1. Two jokers are considered one pair. Two jokers and another pair are considered two pairs. The joker has no color value. A joker bet loses if two jokers are dealt.
4. (2) When four of a kind is dealt, a bet on one pair is paid at 9-to-1 once, a bet on two pairs is paid at 3-to-1 once, and a bet on a prial is paid at 12-to-1.
5. (f) The maximum bet shall be $5 or its equivalent in chips.

(a) Equipment.