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Slot Machines

Players insert coins or tokens into the slot machine and press a button or pull a lever to start the game.
The reels of the slot machine spin and come to a stop, displaying a random combination of symbols.
Players win prizes based on the combination of symbols that appear on the payline(s) of the machine.
Common symbols include fruits, numbers, and themed icons, with different combinations offering varying payouts.
Some slot machines feature bonus rounds or special features that can increase the chances of winning or offer additional prizes.
Players can adjust their bets and the number of paylines they wish to play before each spin.
Slot machines offer an exciting and fast-paced gaming experience with the potential for large jackpots.

Poker is typically played with a standard 52-card deck.
The game begins with each player receiving a certain number of cards, depending on the variant being played.
Players then take turns placing bets, raising the stakes, or folding their hands if they believe they cannot win.
After the initial round of betting, additional cards may be dealt, followed by more rounds of betting.
The player with the best hand, or the last player remaining after others have folded, wins the pot.
Hands in poker are ranked from highest to lowest, with combinations like a Royal Flush being the strongest and a high card being the weakest.
Players must use a combination of skill, strategy, and psychology to succeed in poker.

Craps is played with two six-sided dice on a specialized table.
Players take turns rolling the dice, either as "shooters" or betting on the outcome of the roll.
The shooter's first roll is called the "come-out roll," and the result determines the game's initial conditions.
If the shooter rolls a 7 or 11 on the come-out roll, it's a "natural," and they win.
If the shooter rolls a 2, 3, or 12, it's called "craps," and they lose (except on the come-out roll when rolling a 2, 3, or 12 is a win for the Pass Line).
After the come-out roll, the shooter continues rolling until they roll a point number (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10) or a 7.
Players can make various bets on the outcome of each roll, with different payouts depending on the result.
Craps is known for its fast-paced action and social atmosphere, making it a favorite among casino players.

Baccarat is played on a table with standard decks of cards.
Players bet on the outcome of the banker's hand, the player's hand, or a tie.
The objective is to achieve a total closest to nine by adding up the values of the cards.
Each hand consists of two or three cards, with specific rules dictating when additional cards are drawn.
Face cards and tens count as zero, while all other cards retain their face value.
If a hand's total exceeds nine, the tens digit is dropped, making the total single-digit.
Winning bets on the player's or banker's hand are paid at even money, while a winning tie bet pays out significantly higher odds.
Baccarat is known for its elegance and simplicity, attracting both high rollers and casual players alike.