$300,000 Players Weekend

Terms and Conditions

January 19 – 21, 2017

1. The $300,000 Players Weekend (the “Event”) is limited to invited Red Card members as follows: (a) domestic players who have either a minimum of $25,000 in front money on deposit at Wynn Las Vegas or a minimum credit line at Wynn Las Vegas of $25,000 prior to registering for the Tournament; or (b) international players who have a minimum of $35,000 front money on deposit at Wynn Las Vegas or a minimum credit line at Wynn Las Vegas of $35,000 prior to registering for the Tournament. “Domestic players” are those that have a valid U.S. government issued ID on file with Wynn Las Vegas. “International players” are those that have a foreign passport on file with Wynn Las Vegas. Credit customers must clear credit balances prior to the start of the Tournament in order to be eligible to participate.

2. The Event consists of two (2) tournaments, the $50,000 Warm-Up Poker Tournament and the $250,000 Blackjack Switch Tournament.

3. Wynn Las Vegas Management reserves the right to invite players to participate in the Event in its sole discretion.

4. A minimum of 30 participants is required for the Event to take place. If the minimum number of participants is not reached, Wynn Las Vegas reserves the right to cancel or modify the prize structure of the Event in its sole discretion without notice or liability.

5. Wynn Las Vegas Management reserves the right to include up to ten (10) additional players in the Event in its sole discretion.

6. Prior to the start of the Event, Wynn Las Vegas reserves the rights to cancel or modify the Event or any element thereof at any time, for any reason and without prior notice or liability.

7. Wynn Las Vegas reserves the right to disqualify any person before, during or after the Event

8. Wynn Las Vegas reserves the right to refuse entry to any individual.

9. Any vendor or immediate family member of a vendor who provides promotional items for the Event shall be prohibited from participating in the Event.

10. Employees and/or relatives of Wynn Resorts®, its subsidiaries and advertising agencies or representatives are ineligible to participate in the Event.

11. Winners are responsible for verifying prize payment amounts prior to signing prize payout slips and accepting prizes.

12. Players and their guests must be at least 21 years of age.

13. Winners are responsible for any applicable taxes and all other fees.

14. Subject to the Gaming Control Board’s appeals process, all decisions made by Wynn Las Vegas Management regarding all aspects of the Event are final.

15. Problem Gambling HelpLine 800.522.4700. Know your limits.®

$250,000 Blackjack Switch Tournament

Terms and Conditions

January 20 – 21, 2017

1. The $250,000 Blackjack Switch Tournament (the “Tournament”) is limited to invited guests who have received a confirmed tournament registration and seat assignment from either the “Early Bird” Registration of the $300,000 Players Weekend (the “Event”) on Friday, January 20, 2017 from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. or Event Registration on Friday, January 20, 2017 between 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. located in the Chairman’s Salon.

2. Standard Wynn Las Vegas Blackjack Switch rules apply unless in conflict with the Tournament rules, in which case Tournament rules shall prevail.

3. Each player will draw for his or her table and table position for Round One of the Tournament at either the “Early Bird” Registration on Friday, January 20, 2017 from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. or Registration on Friday, January 20, 2017 between 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. located in the Chairman’s Salon. Each player will be issued a Table Assignment Card that must be presented to Tournament staff at their assigned table prior to the commencement of play on Saturday, January 21, 2017 in the Chairman’s Salon.

4. The Tournament consists of four (4) rounds – Round One, Round Two, the Semi-Final Round and the Final Round. The number of tables used will be determined by the final number of entrants. There will be a maximum of five (5) players per table. Depending on the total number of entrants and the number of players that advance to each round, some tables may have more players than other tables. Tournament Staff shall use its best efforts to uniformly distribute the number of players per table.

5. The number of players to advance from each round will depend on the total number of entrants.

6. Each player advancing to Round Two, the Semi-Final Round and the Final Round must present their Official Advance Slip at the Tournament Desk in order to draw for a table assignment and position for the next round.

7. All players advancing to the next round shall be recorded on a master list, which shall include each player’s table number and seat assignment. Each table shall have a master table card indicating the names of each player and their seat assignment.

8. Each player shall report to their assigned table at least ten (10) minutes prior to the scheduled starting time. Each round shall start as scheduled. If a player is late for the start of the round, the player will forfeit 1,000 in Tournament chips for each hand (for a total of 2,000 in Tournament chips per spot) through the first five (5) hands. After the fifth (5th) hand and before the sixth (6th) hand begins, if the player has not reported to their assigned table, the player shall be disqualified.

9. Tournament chips will be used in each round of the Tournament. Tournament chips may not be used for any other purpose and must be returned to Wynn Las Vegas at the end of each round. Tournament chips have no cash value.

10. Each player will start each round with 50,000 in Tournament chips.

11. All rounds (with the exception of the Final Round) will consist of twelve (12) hands. The Final Round will consist of fifteen (15) hands.

12. The Blackjack Switch layout has five (5) spots. Each spot consists of two (2) separate hands. A player must start by wagering an equal amount on each of the two (2) hands.

13. Players can choose to keep each hand as dealt or “Switch” the top cards from each hand. “Switching” can only be performed after the dealer has checked for a “Blackjack”.

14. All splits and doubles are allowed even after a “Switch”.

15. Natural blackjacks pay even money. Blackjacks resulting from a “Switch” count as 21.

16. All remaining wagers, including a player total of 21, are pushed if the dealer hits a total of 22.

17. A player may only play one (1) spot (two [2] hands) at the table.

18. All wagers and decisions must be made in sequence beginning with the first hand. The Dealer will roll a die to determine the first bettor. There will be a marker chip indicating who the first bettor will be. The marker chip will be handled by the Dealer only. Each player will have twenty (20) seconds to make his or her wager. After a wager has been made, the marker chip placement cannot be changed or position challenged. The marker chip will be moved to the next player after each hand of play, regardless of the outcome.

19. Each player must wager on each hand when it’s their turn. Betting limits are from 1,000 to 25,000 in Tournament chips per hand and wagers must be made in increments of 1,000 in Tournament chips, except for Insurance bets and “Super Match” bets.

20. Each hand will have a maximum wager of 25,000 in Tournament chips (for maximum total of 50,000 in Tournament chips on the two (2) hands).

21. Surrender is not allowed.

22. Players are allowed to make an additional bonus wager along with their original two (2) bets called the “Super Match”. The “Super Match” wager is a minimum of 100 in Tournament chips to a maximum of 500 in Tournament chips per hand. The player has the option to play the “Super Match” wager on each hand.

23. The “Super Match” wager is a side bet based on the player’s initial four (4) cards. The “Super Match” wager allows the player an opportunity to bet the odds of receiving a pair or better on any combination of their initial four (4) cards:

• One (1) pair pays 1 to 1
• Three of a kind pays 5 to 1
• Two (2) pairs pay 8 to 1
• Four of a kind pays 40 to 1

24. When all wagers have been placed, the cards will be dealt one at a time, in rotation around the table beginning with the player to the Dealer’s left. Each player will end up with four (4) cards consisting of two (2) hands with two (2) cards each.

25. After all players and the Dealer have received their cards, the Dealer will settle any “Super Match” wagers starting with the player to the Dealer’s right.

26. After all “Super Match” wagers have been settled, the Switch game will begin.

27. If the Dealer receives an Ace as their up-card, the Dealer will offer insurance and each player may insure one or both hands. If the player has a Blackjack, they may not take even money but they may take insurance. If the Dealer turns over a Blackjack and the player(s) with a Blackjack took Insurance, they will receive a 2 to 1 payout on their insurance wager. An insurance wager is limited to up to half of the original wager per hand.

28. Players can bet Insurance for less than 1,000 in Tournament chips, but not more than half their original bet. When a Dealer calls for Insurance, the player must wave off their hand if they do not want to take Insurance when it is their turn. Once the player waves off or takes Insurance, the decision of the player is final and cannot be changed.

29. All other players’ hands (without Blackjack) will be acted on in the same manner as Insurance on regular Blackjack.

30. All “Switches” will be performed by the Dealer (players cannot touch the cards). If a player who “Switches” wishes to “Switch” back, this will be permitted providing no other cards have been drawn.

31. The Dealer must get a confirmation from the player on whether they wish to “Switch” or not. The player must give a hand signal (twisting hand motion) to request a “Switch”.

32. Whether a player opts to “Switch” or not, all further play regarding standing, hitting, splitting and doubling will follow regular Blackjack rules and procedures with the exception that player Blackjacks pay 1 to 1.

33. Players are allowed to double down after splitting (regardless of “Switching” into the split or double).

34. Players may elect to Double Down on any two (2) cards or Split any same value cards up to three (3) times (creating four (4) hands), including Aces where a player is dealt one card on each Ace. Players will only receive one (1) card per ace and must be placed perpendicular to the original cards, without covering up the center pip.

35. When the Dealer has completed action on both of the player’s hands, the Dealer will move to the next player in rotation and offer the same betting options.

36. When the Dealer has acted on all players’ hands, the Dealer shall play out the Dealer’s hand in the same manner as regular Blackjack, except when the Dealer’s hand totals 22. If the Dealer’s hand is a total of 22 then all of the remaining players’ wagers on the table are pushed.

37. Dealers shall use a standard six-deck shoe throughout the Tournament. Before each round begins, the Dealer will shuffle the cards. Each shoe will be dealt down to the yellow cut card and the hand in progress will be finished. Cards will be reshuffled, cut by the Casino Service Team Lead and play will continue. Cards will be dealt face up.

38. In case of a misdealt hand, when a card is dealt out of sequence, if only the first card of the round is placed out of sequence and the second hand has not been dealt, the card can be moved to the correct spot.

39. A card that is accidentally exposed will not be used during that hand, or used to start the next hand.

40. Once the player completes the hand they must wave off the Dealer. Once the Dealer is waved, the hand is final.

41. On the last hand of each round, there is no maximum bet. Players may bet their entire bankroll as long as bets on both hands are equal.

42. Once a bet is placed it cannot be changed or touched, except by the Dealer to collect or pay. All bets must be placed in the circle in one motion.

43. Dealer Hits on Soft 17.

44. If a player has less than 2,000 in Tournament chips left at the start of a hand, they will be eliminated from the table.

45. After the last hand of each round, a chip count will determine the ranking for that round.

46. If there is a tie affecting advancement into the next round, each player tied will receive 10,000 total in Tournament chips to be used on a Secret Bet. Each tied player will secretly wager an amount on each of their two (2) hands based upon standard Tournament wager rules. Each player’s Secret Bet amount must be the same for both hands. The Casino Service Team Lead will verify the Tournament chips. The winner of the Secret Bet will advance to the next Round. In the event that a winner cannot be determined, additional hands will follow until a winner can be determined.

47. Re-Buys: Players will be allowed to Re-Buy after the 5th and 8th hands of Round One, Round Two and the Semi-Final Round and after the 5th and 10th hands of the Final Round (the “Re-Buy Hands”) for a total of two (2) Re-Buys per round. Re-Buys will cost: $300 during Round One, Round Two and Semi-Final Round and $500 during the Final Round. All Re-Buys purchased will go to the house. The Re-Buys must be purchased with cash or Wynn Las Vegas casino chips only. Players will receive an additional 20,000 in Tournament chips for each Re-Buy they purchase. The Dealer will open up the opportunity for players to Re-Buy after all wagers have been acted upon during the Re-Buy Rounds. Players that run out of Tournament chips during the Re-Buy Hands are eligible to Re-Buy following the corresponding Re-Buy Hand. Players eliminated prior to a Re-Buy Hand are not eligible to Re-Buy. Players must give a verbal verification if the player would like to Re-Buy. Once confirmation is given, the Casino Service Team Lead will place a lammer on the table corresponding to the player and upon verification of Re-Buy purchase funds, 20,000 in Tournament chips will be issued. Once all Re-Buys have been confirmed, the Dealer will close the opportunity for Re-Buy and the round will proceed with the next hand.

48. All Tournament chips must be separated by denomination and kept in clear view for all players to see. Players shall not play with or unnecessarily touch their chips. Tournament chips may not be removed from the table, exchanged, borrowed or loaned between players.

49. Friendly conversation is permitted during the Tournament, but coaching is NOT allowed. Communication, either verbal or visual (e.g. signaling), will not be permitted between players and spectators. This may result in disqualification and forfeiture of any prize money.

50. Smoking is NOT permitted at the Tournament tables.

51. Collusion between players will not be accepted by Wynn Las Vegas and will lead to disqualification.

52. No substitute players will be allowed.

53. In case of a dispute, it is the player’s responsibility to bring it to the attention of the Casino Service Team Lead prior to the next hand.

54. A player may be eliminated from play if the player is in violation of any of the Tournament rules, or the player voluntarily withdraws.

55. All Tournament Prizes will be paid in either Wynn Las Vegas non-negotiable promotional chips (“Promotional Chips”) or Wynn Las Vegas FREECREDIT (“FREECREDIT”).

56. Winners will be required to immediately choose between receiving the prize in Promotional Chips or FREECREDIT. If a winner does not claim their Tournament prize by the end of the Tournament on Saturday, January 21, 2017 at approximately 7 p.m., their prize will be paid in Promotional Chips.

57. Promotional Chips may be used to place wagers on all live table games and will be paid the same as live chips with the exception of roulette games where only even money wagers can be placed. Wagering with Promotional Chips can continue until lost. Promotional Chips do not have a value outside of wagering and cannot be used for tipping. Tips given in Promotional Chips must be returned to the player; if a Promotional Chip is retained as a tip the value will be zero. Wynn Las Vegas does not permit off-setting wagers with Promotional Chips.

58. A wager made with Promotional Chips which is substantially above the player’s established maximum wager requires approval by Senior Management of Wynn Las Vegas.

59. FREECREDITprizes are valid for use in select Wynn Las Vegas or Encore slot machines only; certain exclusions apply. Please inquire with the Red Card Desk for details.

60. FREECREDITprizes are valid until 11:59 p.m. on Tuesday, February 21, 2017.

Tournament Prize Structure:

All prizes will be awarded in the form of either Promotional Chips or FREECREDIT. Prize structure is based on 56 participants. Prizes and prize structure are subject to change based on the actual number of participants.

Tournament Drawings

1. Players that register for the Tournament during “Early Bird” Registration on Friday, January 20, 2017 between 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. located in the Chairman’s Salon will receive two (2) Tournament Drawing tickets for the Random Automatic Qualification Drawings and a seat in the $50,000 Warm-Up Poker Tournament.

2. Players that register for the Tournament during Registration on Friday, January 20, 2017 between 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. located in the Chairman’s Salon will receive one (1) Tournament Drawing ticket for the Random Automatic Qualification Drawings.

3. Players must deposit their drawing ticket(s) in the drawing drum during “Early Bird” Registration or Registration. Drawing tickets not deposited in the drawing drum during “Early Bird” Registration or Registration will not be accepted and will be void.

4. Registered players will also earn one (1) additional drawing ticket for every $12,500 in Trip Loss or $3,125 in Trip Theoretical rating accumulated from 12:01 a.m. on Thursday, January 19, 2017 through 11 a.m. on Saturday, January 21, 2017. Additional drawing tickets earned via rated Trip Loss or Theoretical will automatically be completed and placed in the drawing drum by Tournament Staff.

5. Upon the conclusion of all of the drawing(s) associated with each of the Random Automatic Qualification Drawings the winning drawing tickets will be placed back into the drawing drum for subsequent drawings.

6. Tournament drawing tickets are non-transferable and have no cash value.

Random Automatic Qualification Drawings

1. Round Two Automatic Qualification Drawing – All registered players eliminated from play prior to Round Two will be eligible for the Round Two Automatic Qualification Drawing, which will take place on Saturday, January 21, 2017 at 2:55 p.m. (approx.) in the Tournament Area. Drawing tickets will be drawn until two (2) eligible players are selected to automatically advance to Round Two of the Tournament.
2. Semi-Final Round Automatic Qualification Drawing – All registered players eliminated from play prior to the Semi-Final Round will be eligible for the Semi-Final Round Automatic Qualification Drawing, which will take place on Saturday, January 21, 2017 at 4:55 p.m. (approx.) in the Tournament Area. Drawing tickets will be drawn until two (2) eligible players are selected to automatically advance to the Semi-Final Round of the Tournament.
3. Final Round Automatic Qualification Drawing – All registered players eliminated from play prior to the Final Round will be eligible for the Final Round Automatic Qualification Drawing, which will take place on Saturday, January 21, 2017 at 5:55 p.m. (approx.) in the Tournament Area. Drawing ticket(s) will be drawn until one (1) eligible player is selected to automatically advance to the Final Round of the Tournament.
4. Players must be present for the Random Automatic Qualification Drawings in order to be eligible to win.

$50,000 Warm-Up Poker Tournament
Friday, January 20, 2016

1. The $50,000 Warm-Up Poker Tournament (“Warm-Up Poker Tournament”) is limited to invited guests who have received a confirmed tournament registration and seat assignment from the “Early Bird” Registration of the $300,000 Players Weekend.

2. The Warm-Up Poker Tournament will take place on Friday, January 20, 2017 at 6:45 p.m. in the Chairman’s Salon.

3. A minimum of twenty (20) players is required in order for the Warm-Up Poker Tournament to take place. If a minimum number of twenty (20) players is not reached for the Warm-Up Poker Tournament, Wynn Las Vegas reserves the right to cancel the Warm-Up Poker Tournament without notice. In the event the Warm-Up Poker Tournament is cancelled, players qualified to participate in the Warm-Up Poker Tournament will instead have one (1) drawing ticket automatically placed into a drawing drum for a drawing to be held on Friday, January 20, 2017 at approximately 6:45 p.m. in the Chairman’s Salon to award the Warm-Up Poker Tournament prize. Three (3) drawing tickets will be drawn. Eligible Warm-Up Poker Tournament players must be present to win. The first drawing winner will receive $25,000 in Promotional Chips or FREECREDIT, the second drawing winner will receive $15,000 in Promotional Chips or FREECREDIT and the third drawing winner will receive $10,000 in Promotional Chips or FREECREDIT. Winners will be required to immediately choose between receiving the prize in Promotional Chips or FREECREDIT.

4. Each player who participates in the Warm-Up Poker Tournament must be present at least ten (10) minutes prior to the start of the Warm-Up Poker Tournament to draw for his or her table and table position. Each player will be issued a Table Assignment Card that must be presented to Warm-Up Poker Tournament Staff at their assigned table prior to the commencement of play.

5. Each player will start with 10,000 in Warm-Up Poker Tournament chips. Warm-Up Poker Tournament chips may not be used for any other purpose and must be returned to Wynn Las Vegas at the end of the Warm-Up Poker Tournament. Warm-Up Poker Tournament chips have no cash value.

6. There will be no Re-buys or Add-ons allowed in the Warm-Up Poker Tournament.

7. The player with the highest chip count at the end of the Warm-Up Poker Tournament will win the $50,000 prize.

8. The Warm-Up Poker Tournament will use a No-Limit Texas Hold ?em freeze out format. There will be a redraw for seating and a redraw for the button placement at the final table. Warm-Up Poker Tournament play will use a dead button.

9. The number of tables used will be determined by the total number of players. Warm-Up Poker Tournament Staff shall use its best efforts to uniformly distribute the number of players per table.

10. Tables are coordinated. Players going from a broken table to fill in seats assume the rights and responsibilities of the seat. Players moved during table coordinating will be moved from the big blind to the worst position.

11. Standard Poker Tournament Directors Association and Wynn Las Vegas poker rules apply unless in conflict with the Warm-Up Poker Tournament rules, in which case the Warm-Up Poker Tournament rules shall prevail.

12. The Floor Person or Tournament Director is to consider the best interests of the game and fairness as the top priority in the decision-making process. Unusual circumstances can, on occasion, dictate that decisions in the interest of fairness take priority over the technical rules.

13. A player must be at their seat when the first card is dealt on the initial deal or the player will have a dead hand. “At their seat” means within reach of the player’s chair.

14. In the event a player is not in their seat once tournament play begins they will be blinded off until they arrive or until the start of level 6, whichever occurs first. If at the start of level 6 the player has still not arrived, their Warm-Up Poker Tournament chips will be removed from play and the player will be eliminated.

15. When raising, the player must either put the amount of the raise out in one motion or state their raise amount. If the player states the amount, the player may make more than one motion.

16. All cards will be turned face up once a player is all-in and all action is complete.

17. A player who exposes his cards during the play MAY incur a penalty, but will not have his hand killed.

18. Anytime when facing a bet or a blind, placing a single oversized Warm-Up Poker Tournament chip in the pot is a call if a raise isn’t first verbally declared. To raise with an oversized Warm-Up Poker Tournament chip, raise must be declared before the Warm-Up Poker Tournament chip hits the table surface. If raise is declared (but no amount), the raise is the maximum allowable for that Warm-Up Poker Tournament chip. When not facing a bet or a blind, placing an oversized Warm-Up Poker Tournament chip in the pot without declaration is a bet of the maximum for that Warm-Up Poker Tournament chip.

19. Verbal declarations as to the content of a player's hand are not binding; however at management's discretion, any player deliberately miscalling his hand may be penalized.

20. Verbal declarations in turn are binding. Action out of turn may be binding.

21. Dealers cannot kill a winning hand that was turned face up and was the winning hand.

22. If a dealer kills an unprotected hand, the player will have no redress and will not be entitled to his money back.

23. All Warm-Up Poker Tournament chips must be visibly displayed at all times. Players shall not have Tournament chips in their pockets at any time. A player who has Warm-Up Poker Tournament chips in his/her pocket will forfeit those Warm-Up Poker Tournament chips.

24. Levels may be adjusted, at the discretion of the event staff, to accommodate Warm-Up Poker Tournament time limit.

25. A player who wants to talk on a cellular phone or use a handheld telecommunications device must step away from the table. Players may not use cellphones or handheld telecommunications devices while the player has a hand in play. No cellphones or handheld telecommunications devices will be allowed at the final table. At the Tournament Director’s discretion, this rule may be extended to other periods of tournament play.

26. Friendly conversation is permitted during the Warm-Up Poker Tournament, but coaching is NOT allowed. Communication, either verbal or visual (e.g. signaling), will not be permitted between players and spectators. Failure to comply may result in penalties including disqualification and forfeiture of any prize money.

27. English is the official tournament language. Conversations between players in any other language will not be permitted while a hand is in play. Failure to comply may result in penalties up to disqualification and forfeiture of any prize.

28. A penalty MAY be invoked if a player exposes any card with action pending, throws a card off the table, violates the one-player-to-a-hand rule, or similar incidents take place. Penalties WILL be invoked in cases of soft play, abuse, or disruptive behavior. Penalties available to the Tournament Director or Floor Person include verbal warnings and “missed hand” penalties. Except for a one-hand penalty, missed hand penalties will be assessed as follows: The offender will miss one hand for every player, including the offender, who is at the table when the penalty is given multiplied by the number of rounds specified in the penalty. For the period of the penalty, the offender shall remain away from the table but will continue to be dealt in. Tournament Director or Floor Person can assess a one-hand penalty, one-round, two-round, three-round, four-round penalty or disqualification. A player who is disqualified shall have his or her chips removed from play. Repeat infractions are subject to escalating penalties.

29. Collusion between players will not be accepted by Wynn Las Vegas and will lead to disqualification.

30. Wynn Las Vegas Management reserves the right to suspend the Warm-Up Poker Tournament for review purposes in the event a Warm-Up Poker Tournament chip count has been conducted and Wynn Las Vegas Management believes the Warm-Up Poker Tournament chip count has been compromised.

31. Smoking is NOT permitted at the Warm-Up Poker Tournament tables.

32. No substitute players will be allowed.

33. In case of a dispute, it is the player’s responsibility to bring it to the attention of the Tournament Director or Floor Person before the next hand is dealt.

34. A player may be eliminated from play if the player is in violation of any of the Warm-Up Poker Tournament rules, or the player voluntarily withdraws.

35. All Warm-Up Poker Tournament Prizes will be paid in either Wynn Las Vegas non-negotiable promotional chips (“Promotional Chips”) or Wynn Las Vegas FREECREDIT (“FREECREDIT”).

36. Winners will be required to immediately choose between receiving the prize in Promotional Chips or FREECREDIT. If a winner does not claim their Warm-Up Poker Tournament prize by the end of the Warm-Up Poker Tournament on Friday, January 20, 2017, their prize will be paid in Promotional Chips.

37. Promotional Chips may be used to place wagers on all live table games and will be paid the same as live chips with the exception of Roulette games where only even money wagers can be placed. Wagering with Promotional Chips can continue until lost. Promotional Chips do not have a value outside of wagering and cannot be used for tipping. Tips given in Promotional Chips must be returned to the player; if a Promotional Chip is retained as a tip the value will be zero. Wynn Las Vegas does not permit off-setting wagers with Promotional Chips.

38. A wager made with Promotional Chips which is substantially above the player’s established maximum wager requires approval by Senior Management of Wynn Las Vegas.

39. FREECREDIT prizes are valid for use in select Wynn Las Vegas or Encore slot machines only; certain exclusions apply. Please inquire with the Red Card Desk for details.

40. FREECREDIT prizes are valid until 11:59 p.m. on Tuesday, February 21, 2017.

Estimated $50,000 Warm-Up Poker Tournament Structure:

$50,000 Warm-Up Poker Tournament Prize Structure:

The $50,000 Warm-Up Poker Tournament Prize Structure is based on a minimum of 20 participants. Prize will be awarded in the form of either Promotional Chips or FREECREDIT.