# Palace Station Hotel Casino Presents Pai Gow Tile Game

Palace Station Hotel and Casino recently expanded the Asian Games area known as Pit 8 with the introduction of Pi Gow Tiles (or Chinese dominoes).

The addition of new tables leads to a total of 12 games in Pit 8, which adds two new Pai Gow Poker tables.

"We added this new game to the pit 8 because it's one of the best examples of Asian games available here. Domino's have been played in China since at least the 12th century, and it's believed that they're designed to represent a possible throw of the dice because they're not empty faces on tiles," said Jim Dixstein, director of operations at Palace Station Casino.

Palace Station is one of 17 Las Vegas casinos offering Pai Gow Tiles and one of two off-strip gaming venues offering this game.   [슬롯사이트](https://www.bsc.news/post/2024-safety-slotsite-rankings-free-online-slot-site-recommendations-top15)

Pai Gow Tiles is a complex game that consists of 32 sets of tiles or dominoes. The tiles are mixed, stacked, cut, and then a set of three dice is rolled to determine the order of the transactions. The tiles are then processed on each hand, four at a time. Ji-jun, (tiles ̈ ¿½ & 2/4) is the highest hand, followed by 11 matching pairs of the lowest-ranking positions. The best hand after the pair is 9 counts, followed by the eight. To play the game, the hand is set to have two distinct pairs, a high hand and a low hand. To win, both hands need to win. When each player holds hands, the house exposes the tiles and compares the hands to each player.
