Criss Cross is an exciting new poker game that is fun and easy to play. In this game, you have the chance to bet on two sets of hands, plus a BONUS bet. The objective of the game is to make the best 5-card poker hand using two (2) cards from the Player’s hand and three (3) cards from the Community Cards dealt in the form of a cross. The Player chooses between 3 ACROSS (horizontal) cards or the 3 DOWN (vertical) cards. Win Across, Win Down or Win Both! Wikipedia

Game uses a single deck of cards and all hands are scored according to traditional poker rules. Each player gets three cards and tries to make the best poker hand out of a three card community flop of cards. The Wizard of Odds

Fortune Pai Gow is a variation of Pai Gow Poker which allows players to make a side bet on a poker hand ranking of trips or better. If another player has 4-of-a-kind or better, the player making the Fortune Bet will get an "Envy Bonus" payout. Wikipedia

The player can place an ante bet or an "Aces Up" bet or both. Five playing cards are dealt to the player, while the dealer is dealt five cards face down and a sixth card face up. Both the player and the dealer make their best four-card hands. The dealer's advantages are in having an extra card and the fact that if the player folds, he will lose his ante, even if his hand turns out to be better than the dealer's. After seeing his cards and the dealer's face up card, the player can opt to fold the ante bet, in which case he loses it, or play by betting 1-3 times his ante. Unlike three card poker and some other games, the dealer always qualifies (plays). If the player ties or beats the dealer, he is paid the amount he has bet. A bonus is paid if the player has a three of a kind (2-1 for the original ante bet only), straight flush (20-1), or four of a kind (25-1). This bonus is paid out even if the dealer's hand is better than the player's; however, in this situation, the player would still lose his ante bets. The Aces Up bet depends solely on the player's hand. If he has a pair of aces or better, he wins, otherwise he loses. The dealer's hand is immaterial. The payout for a win can range from 1-1 for a pair of aces to 50-1 for four of a kind, the best possible hand. Various payout variations are possible, depending on the casino, resulting in a house edge ranging from 1.98% to 6.15%. Wikipedia

Unlike traditional Poker, High Card Flush is a “suits based” card game played with a standard 52-card deck featuring two (2) optional BONUS bets: Flush and Straight Flush. The object of the game is to get a better Flush hand than the Dealer. BEST FLUSH WINS! The Wizard of Odds