If the dealer does not qualify (Ace and King, or higher) he folds, and he automatically pays all players the original ante bet at one to one. The player's call bet is considered "no action" and the wager is returned to the player. After paying the ante bet, the dealer collects the cards and reshuffles for a new hand.

If the dealer does qualify by having an Ace, King, or higher poker hand, the dealer then "calls" all player hands. The players, in turn, lay their cards on the layout, and the dealer compares his hand with each player's hand to determine which hand has the highest poker rank (see the end of this chapter for the ranking of poker hands). If the dealer's hand is higher than the player's hand, the dealer wins both the ante and the bet wager from the player. If instead the player's hand has a higher ranking than the dealer's hand, the player wins the ante wager at one to one, and the call bet is paid a bonus depending on the value of the hand. The payoff for a winning call bet is as follows:

One pair, or Ace, King 1 to 1
Two pair 2 to 1
Three of a kind 3 to 1
Straight 4 to 1
Flush 5 to 1
Full house 7 to 1
Four of a kind 20 to 1
Straight flush 50 to 1
Royal flush 100 to 1

The only way that the player can participate in the above bonus is if the dealer has an Ace, King, or higher hand, and "calls" all of the player hands. If you have one of the above poker hands, and the dealer does not have at least an Ace, King, or higher hand, you win only the ante bet; you win nothing for your poker hand because the dealer's hand didn't qualify. This is often disheartening for players. You are dealt a straight flush and expect a fifty to one payoff, but the dealer's hand ends up not qualifying. Instead of getting a fifty to one payoff, you end up getting only one to one on the payoff (unless you entered the progressive jackpot, which is explained below).

In the event that the dealer and the player hands have the same rank, the value of the cards determine the winner. For example, a player with three eights wins over a dealer with three fours, while a dealer with a pair of Kings and an Ace "kicker" (the next highest card in the hand) wins over a player with a pair of Kings and a Queen kicker.