What is Pai Gow Poker?

Pai Gow Poker is a table game where each player is dealt seven cards and makes two poker hands — a five-card hand and a two-card hand — aiming to beat the dealer’s corresponding hands. According to Red Rock Resort, Face-Up Pai Gow Poker is one of the fastest-growing table games in Las Vegas and offers win-big opportunities, including a multi-casino-linked progressive jackpot.

What are the table limits for Pai Gow Poker at Red Rock Resort?

Red Rock Resort lists five Pai Gow Poker tables with minimum bets of $15–$25 and maximum bets ranging from $2,000–$3,000. Check with the casino floor for current limits and availability before seating.

How do I arrange my hands in Face-Up Pai Gow Poker?

Arrange your seven cards into a five-card hand and a two-card hand so that the five-card hand ranks higher than the two-card hand; if not arranged correctly, the dealer’s house way may be used. Setting stronger five-card combinations while leaving the best possible two-card hand is the standard strategy.

Where can I win the Pai Gow progressive jackpot?

Station Casinos operates the largest multi-casino-linked Pai Gow progressive that includes Red Rock Resort, producing higher starting jackpots and faster growth across participating properties. Ask the table staff for details on qualifying hands and current progressive amounts.

Pai Gow Poker

One of the fastest growing table games in Las Vegas with serious win-big opportunities.

Game Featues

5 Tables

$15 – $25 min

$2,000 – $3,000 max

The Game

In Face-Up Pai Gow Poker, players create two poker hands—a five-card hand and a two-card hand—out of the seven cards each is dealt, with the ultimate goal of defeating the dealer’s two corresponding hands.

Station Casinos offers the biggest multi-casino-linked Pai Gow progressive in town—making for jackpots that start higher, increase faster, and hit more often.