Red Shores reserves the right to
correct any jackpot value in the event
of an error or discrepancy.
The following are some common disqualifiers (not all
inclusive) for the Bad Beat Progressive Jackpot (BBJP):
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A fouled deck
A mucked hand
Not using both hole cards to make the hand
Players talking about a potential jackpot
Any collusion or cheat at play
A table with less than 5 active players
• Any violation of house rules or game procedures (as solely determined
by the Gaming Supervisor) that may have created an unfair advantage
to any player winning the Bad Beat Progressive Jackpot (BBJP).
Bad
Beat
Progressive Jackpot
Player Information
All money/chips collected for the Bad Beat Progressive Jackpot (BBJP)
will be distributed as follows:
1. 60% will be applied to the BBJP value
2. 30% will be applied to the next BBJP seed
3. 10% shall be distributed to Red Shores for administrative costs.
RED SHORES
Racetrack & Casino
at Charlottetown
Driving Park
21 Exhibition Drive
(attached to Civic Centre)
Charlottetown, PE
C1A 9S8
RED SHORES
at Summerside
Raceway
55 Greenwood Drive
(attached to Credit Union Place)
Summerside, PE
C1N 6E4
Red Hot Gaming, Racing & Dining
Whether you’re an experienced Texas Hold’em player or new
to the game, you may want to get in on the action of the Bad
Beat Progressive Jackpot (BBJP). It’s simple, play the game
and take part in the jackpot. Another entertainment option for
Red Shores poker players.
All open limit Texas Hold’em tables are eligible for the
Bad Beat Progressive Jackpot (BBJP).
The eligible tables must have 5 or more active players.
No jackpot rake will be collected when there are less than
5 active players.
Bad Beat Progressive Jackpot (BBJP) will not be awarded if
there are less than 5 active players at the commencement of
the hand.
In order to win the Bad Beat Progressive Jackpot (BBJP) the
losing hand must be a minimum of aces full of jacks beaten
by four of a kind or better. Players must use both hole cards
to make up the contents of their hand. A showdown is
required by a minimum of two players to qualify for the
Bad Beat Progressive Jackpot (BBJP), a mucked hand will
immediately disqualify the player from winning the Bad Beat
Progressive Jackpot (BBJP).
Participating players must contribute $1.00 from each of their
winning poker pots to the Bad Beat Progressive Jackpot
(BBJP) once the pot reaches a minimum of $20.00
Any poker player may choose not to participate in the Bad
Beat Progressive Jackpot (BBJP). The player must present
government issued photo identification, and complete a non
participant form (available from the Gaming Supervisor).
Once declared a non participant; the $1.00 jackpot rake will
not be collected from that player when they win a poker
pot. As a non participant, the player is not eligible for any
portion available at the time of declaring. Once the Bad
Beat Progressive Jackpot (BBJP) has been won, a non
participant must notify the Gaming Supervisor to retain
and reinstate their “nonparticipant” status.
When the Bad Beat Progressive Jackpot (BBJP) criteria
is met and the Jackpot is won, all players that receive
a portion of the jackpot will be required to provide government
issued photo identification, as well as print and sign his or her
name on a Bad Beat Progressive Jackpot (BBJP) winning
form. The Gaming Supervisor will review the non participant
forms to ensure that any of the active players of the winning
table are not on the form – if it is, that player will not be eligible
for the Bad Beat Progressive Jackpot (BBJP).
Winning the Bad Beat
Progressive Jackpot (BBJP)
The Bad Beat Progressive Jackpot (BBJP) shall
be paid the days posted amount, with the loser
of the hand receiving 50% of the jackpot, the
winning hand receiving 25% of the jackpot, and
the remaining active players equally receiving
their portion of the remaining 25% of the Jackpot.
The Bad Beat Progressive Jackpot (BBJP) will
reset to the daily audited seed value.