Abstract: The game is played by a minimum of two players, an action player and a banker player. A dealer administers the game. A banker player outlays a maximum amount he is willing to risk, establishing a bank. Cards are dealt with the object of obtaining special hands or an aggregate score of a predesignated number. If a players aggregate total exceeds the predesignated number his score is adjusted by subtracting a fixed numeric value. Hence, every player has a chance to win even when going over the predesignated number. Wagers are settled between the banker player and the other players by application of an order of prevalence. If the banker player loses, the banker satisfies the extent of the actions player's wager from the proceeds in the bank. If the banker player wins, he receives the wager of that player. Play ends when either the bank is depleted or when all wagers have been settled.