Red Dog aka Acey Ducey. The player places their bet, then the dealer deals out two cards from a shoe. The player is then allowed to double their bet. The dealer then deals out a third card.

If the third card falls between and doesn't match either card, the player wins. If the card matches either card or falls lower than the smaller card or higher than the larger card then the house wins. Ace is high and duce is low (get it Acey Ducey). The pay off is based on the spread, the number of possible cards that fall between the two cards.

If the first two cards are of the same rank, the player is not allowed to double their bet. The dealer deals out the third card. If the third card is the same rank as the other two, the player wins 11-1 (therefore the $11 chip). If the third card is any other rank, the hand is a push.

You could play this game for hours and not get an $11 chip. I remember playing this game at Fitzgeralds Reno, it was the only way to get the chip.