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A casino favourite, we are all familiar with this thrilling world-famous, easy-to-play game, which is also a great chance to socialise and meet people at 'the wheel'.

Our American Roulette Tables are situated on our spacious gaming floor, alongside Blackjack and 3 Card Poker Tables. We now have two '00' American Roulette Tables available.  

How to play in brief

This easy to understand game of chance, involves you betting and predicting on which number from 0-36 the roulette ball will finish upon. The numbers are coloured red or black, with 0 being green. Place your money on the table, upon which point the croupier will exchange it for chips, with a colour or marker that make the chips unique to you. Bet on any individual number or group of numbers, including red or black, odd or even, high or low. You can either place your chips on a number, on the line between two or four numbers, at the end of a row of three or six, or at the end of a column or dozen. The fewer numbers you choose, the greater the pay out if your number comes up, but you lower your chances of winning. You can continue to place bets until the croupier calls 'no more bets'. If you want to place the same bet as another player, simply place your chips on top of theirs.

GOOD LUCK!

Winning Payouts

When the ball lands on a number the croupier will place a 'Dolly' on the winning number. If you are a lucky winner the croupier will payout with the

following odds:

• Any single number (Straight up) Pays 35-1
• Any two numbers (Split) Pays 17-1
• Any three numbers (Street) Pays 11-1
• Any four numbers (Corner) Pays 8-1
• Any six numbers (Six Lines) Pays 5-1
• Columns and Dozen Pays 2-1
• Red or Black, High or Low, Odd or Even Pays Even Money

• Any 5 numbers (00 wheel only)  Pays 6-1

If zero or 00 is spun, all outside even money bets are halved and returned to the player

How to play cajun STUD POKER

Cajun Stud is a game played with a standard 52-card deck. At the beginning of each game, players must make a mandatory ante wager and may optionally place wagers on Board Bonus, Pocket Bonus, and Lo-Ball Bonus.

After all wagers are placed, the dealer will deal each player two cards and then place three community cards face-down on the table. At this time, players will review their initial two-card hand.

Each player must decide to place a 3rd Card wager of one, two, or three times their Ante bet or fold.

Once all player decisions are made, the dealer will turn over the first community card.

Again, players will be given the option to place a 4th Card wager of one, two, or three times their Ante bet or fold. Once all player decisions are made, the dealer will turn over the second community card.

Again, players will be given the option to place a 5th Card wager of one, two, or three times their Ante bet or fold. If a player elects to fold at any time, all bonus wagers are still live.

When making each fold or play decision, each player can only see their own cards and any community cards that have been turned over up to that point.

After all decisions are made, the dealer reveals the final community card and evaluates each player’s five-card hand formed by their two hole cards and the three community cards.

the maximum payout will be capped at £2,500

house edge 

Primary Game: 1.37% - 5.4%

Lo Ball: 7.18% - 8.71%

Pocket Bonus: 4.52% - 9.95%

Board Bonus: 2.14% - 7.10%

USUAL ODDS PAYABLE

cajun stud paytables

Lo Ball Paytables

Pocket Bonus Paytables 

Board Bonus Paytables 

Opera House Casino is the perfect venue for your private party or corporate event; with views across the gaming floor and room to accommodate up to 140 guests the Upper Circle is available to hire 7 days a week. If you are organising a Christmas Party, Birthday Celebrations or Hen/Stag Do, rest assured that we can accommodate all your requirements. Additionally, exclusive access to the Upper Circle Bar will be at your disposal, providing an unrivalled venue for your event. 

Contact our Reception team on 01723 357940 for more information or email our reception at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to discuss your requirements.

Complaints and Gaming Dispute Procedures

Whether you have a complaint about our services and products or a dispute relating to gaming please ensure that you ask to speak with one of our management team.

The Casino Manager will fully explain the procedure to you and will always be happy to listen and review the sequence of events.

If you are unhappy with the outcome or feel you would like to speak to a different member of the management team please email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or alternatively you may write to the Compliance Manager, Opera House Casino, 56-64 St Thomas Street, Scarborough, YO11 1DU.

Independent Betting Adjudication Service (IBAS)

In the unlikely event that we are unable to resolve your gaming dispute internally, you have the right to refer your dispute to IBAS who are our nominated ‘alternative dispute resolution entity’ (ADR).

Full details can be found at www.ibas-uk.com, or by writing to them at

Independent Betting Adjudication Service
PO Box 62639
London
EC3P 3AS.

020 7347 5883

Personal data is safe and secure as the ADR procedure complies with the General Data Protection Act.

Please ensure when contacting the IBAS they only consider gaming disputes in writing. This can be achieved by a variety of mediums.

Unfortunately, your dispute can be refused. This could be due to a variety of reasons including but not exhausting not trying to resolve it directly with us, not submitting the complaint within the correct time frame or the dispute is considered ‘frivolous’. More information regarding this can be found at www.ibas-uk.com.

Parking

Limited customer parking can be found at the rear of Opera House Casino, off North Street. There is also a large “Pay & Display” carpark located adjacent to this, which is free after 6pm.