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Video poker
offers a poker simulation that can
be played at a fraction of the cost
of its table counterpart. Just like
slot machines, each additional coin
wagered increases the amount of the
payout.
Object of the Game
In
video poker there is no opponent, so the objective
is to get the highest ranking hand possible.
How
to Play
The
video poker screen displays 3 values:
Paid
- The number of coins won from the last hand.
Credits
- The total number of coins remaining in your
balance. This value will adjust according
to the coin denomination setting of the video
poker machine.
Coins
- The number of coins to be bet on the next
hand.
The video poker machine also
has 4 buttons:
Cash
Out: Resets the number of coins being
bet to 0, returning them to your balance.
Deal/Draw:
When at least one coin has been bet, the deal/draw
button will become enabled. The first
time the deal/draw button is clicked, the
game begins and the initial hand is dealt.
Once the player has chosen which cards to
hold (keep), the deal/draw button is clicked
a second time to draw the replacement cards
and complete the game.
Bet
Max: Allows the player to quickly
bet the maximum number of coins permitted
by the machine and immediately deal the initial
hand.
Bet
One: Bets one coin at a time. Once
the desired number of coins is bet, the player
must begin the game manually by clicking the
deal/draw button.
The
Bets. Select a denomination for the
video poker machine (25˘, 50˘, $1, $2 or $5).
This will set the value of each coin played.
Next, deposit one to five coins into the machine
-- use the Bet One button to bet one coin at
a time, or use Bet Max button to bet
the maximum coins allowed by the machine (balance
permitting). Finally, click on the Deal/Draw
button to deal the initial hand. Note
that the Bet Max button will automatically
cause the initial hand to be dealt.
The Cards. Cards are ranked
in order of their face value, with aces considered
"high". The ranking is from
lowest to highest: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
Jack, Queen, King, Ace. Some games make
use of Wild Cards (i.e.. a joker, or
any deuce) that can be used as any other card
(rank and suit) to improve the hand.
The Deal. Five cards will be dealt
to the player. Since there is no opponent,
the player must achieve the highest ranking
hand possible. The player must decide
which of the 5 cards he or she wishes to keep
(hold) or discard for new cards. Once
the decision has been made, the machine takes
away the cards you didn't keep and replaces
them with new cards. The game is then
complete and the resulting hand determines the
payout.
Video
Poker Hands
1.
Royal Flush
2.
Four Deuces
3.
Five of a Kind
4.
Wild Royal Flush
5.
Straight Flush
6.
Four of a Kind
7.
Full House
8.
Flush
9.
Straight
10.
Three of a Kind
11.
Two Pair
12.
Jacks or better Pair
NOTE:
Five of a Kind and Wild Royal Flush require
wild cards, which can be any deuce (2) in Deuces
Wild or a joker in Joker Poker.
Video
Poker Details
Deuces
Wild: Deuces Wild is played with one standard
52 card deck with all four deuces (2's) considered
wild cards. It should be noted that in
Deuces Wild a Wild Royal Flush (a Royal Flush
that makes use of a wild card) ranks higher
than a Five Of A Kind, and a hand containing
all four deuces ranks second only to a natural
Royal Flush.
Jacks or Better: Jacks or Better is played
with one standard 52 card deck with no wild
cards. The lowest ranking hand with a
payout consists of any pair of Jacks, Queens,
Kings, or Aces.
Joker Poker: Joker Poker is played with
one standard 52 card deck plus an extra joker
that is considered a wild card. It should
be noted that in Joker Poker a Five Of A Kind
ranks higher than a Wild Royal Flush (a Royal
Flush that makes use of a wild card).
Tens or Better: Tens or Better is played
with one standard 52 card deck with no wild
cards. The lowest ranking hand with a
payout consists of any pair of Tens, Jacks,
Queens, Kings, or Aces.
Payouts
Clicking
the EXIT button in upper-right corner
of the casino lobby screen ends your on-line
gaming session by disconnecting you from our
casino server. You will need to login
again the next time you want to play on-line.
You should always EXIT from the
casino when you will not be playing for any
period of time, or when leaving your computer
unattended in the presence of others.
Note that once you have placed a bet and started
a game, the game's BACK button will become
disabled, preventing you from returning to the
casino lobby. You will not be able to
exit the game or the casino until the final
result of all wagers in the current game have
been determined. If the game is abnormally
terminated, both your balance and your current
wager will be saved so that the game may be
completed at a later time.
Deuces
Wild
Player's
Final
Hand
1
coin
2
coins
3
coins
4
coins
5
coins
Royal
Flush
250
500
750
1000
4000
Four
Deuces
200
400
600
800
1000
Wild
Royal Flush
20
40
60
80
100
Five
of a Kind
15
30
45
60
75
Straight
Flush
9
18
27
36
45
Four
of a Kind
4
8
12
16
20
Full
House
4
8
12
16
20
Flush
3
6
9
12
15
Straight
2
4
6
8
10
Three
of a Kind
1
2
3
4
5
Jacks
or Better
Player's
Final
Hand
1
coin
2
coins
3
coins
4
coins
5
coins
Royal
Flush
250
500
750
1000
4000
Straight
Flush
50
100
150
200
250
Four
of a Kind
25
50
75
100
125
Full
House
9
18
27
36
45
Flush
6
12
18
24
30
Straight
4
8
12
16
20
Three
of a Kind
3
6
9
12
15
Two
Pair
2
4
6
8
10
Jacks
or Better Pair
1
2
3
4
5
Joker
Poker
Player's
Final
Hand
1
coin
2
coins
3
coins
4
coins
5
coins
Royal
Flush
400
800
1200
1600
4000
Five
of a Kind
200
400
600
800
1000
Wild
Royal Flush
100
200
300
400
500
Straight
Flush
50
100
150
200
250
Four
of a Kind
15
30
45
60
75
Full
House
8
16
24
32
40
Flush
5
10
15
20
25
Straight
3
6
9
12
15
Three
of a Kind
2
4
6
8
10
Two
Pair
1
2
3
4
5
Kings
or Better Pair
1
2
3
4
5
Tens or Better
Player's
Final
Hand
1
coin
2
coins
3
coins
4
coins
5
coins
Royal
Flush
250
500
750
1000
4000
Straight
Flush
50
100
150
200
250
Four
of a Kind
20
40
80
120
160
Full
House
6
12
18
24
30
Flush
5
10
15
20
25
Straight
4
8
12
16
20
Three
of a Kind
3
6
9
12
15
Two
Pair
2
4
6
8
10
Tens
or Better Pair
1
2
3
4
5
Changing Bets
Video
poker bets are determined by the value/denomination
of the coin being played. The bottom
of the video poker machine has a small
digital COIN VALUE display that
allows you to select 25˘, 50˘, $1, $2,
and $5 coin denominations. As you
change the value of the coins being played,
you'll notice that the number of credits
adjusts itself accordingly.
For example, $100 will provide the user
with 400 25˘ credits (100 ÷ 0.25 = 400).
If you increase the coin value to $5,
the number of credits drops to 20 (100
÷ 5 = 20).
All payouts are made using the same valued
coins as wagered.
Placing Bets
The
video poker screen displays 3 values:
Paid
- The number of coins won from the last
hand.
Credits
- The total number of coins remaining
in your balance. This value will
adjust according to the coin denomination
setting of the video poker machine.
Coins
- The number of coins to be bet on the
next hand.
To
place your bet before dealing the cards, click
the BET ONE
button to bet one coin at a time. Each
time you click the BET
ONE button, you will notice that
one coin is removed from the CREDITS
value, and the value increases by one.
Also, you'll see the column corresponding
to the number of coins you have bet turn red
at the top of the screen. Video poker
accepts a maximum of bet of 5 coins (balance
permitting). If you have sufficient
credits remaining, you can click the BET
MAX button to quickly bet the maximum
5 coins and immediately start the deal.
Click the CASH OUT
button if you wish to return any coins you
have bet to your balance. This effectively
takes the number of coins shown in the COINS
display, and returns them to your total CREDITS.
Starting the Deal
If you click the BET MAX button,
the maximum 5 coins are bet and the
deal begins automatically. If
you choose to bet one coin at a time
using the BET ONE button you
must manually start the deal by clicking
the DEAL/DRAW button.
Once the cards have been dealt, you
have the option to hold/keep any of,
all of, or none of these 5 cards (see
below).
Any card that is held will not be replaced
when you draw replacement cards by clicking
the DEAL/DRAW a second time.
You should hold any cards you feel will
contribute to the best hand possible.
To hold a card, either click on the
card itself, or click the HOLD
button located just below the card you
want to hold.
Once you are done selecting which card(s)
to hold (if any at all), click the DEAL/DRAW
button a second time to draw your replacement
cards. Any card that was not held
will be replaced by a new card.
The game is now complete and the resulting
hand determines your payout.