Rules for Video Poker
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Equipment and House Settings
This single player draw poker variation is played with a virtual deck of 52 cards. Some games (i.e. Joker Poker, Deuces Wild, Deuces and Jokers) feature wild cards, where others (i.e. Jacks or Better, All American) do not. The stakes of the game are configurable, with the house selecting the value of the chips to be wagered.
Object of the Game
To obtain the best possible poker hand from the original cards dealt and the optional draw of up to 5 cards.
Betting
Launch a game by selecting a chip denomination from the Video Poker launch page. Begin play by placing your bet using the buttons at the base of the machine. You may wager up to 5 coins, each of which is valued at the stake you selected.
The Play
The dealer will then give you 5 cards face up. At that point you have the option to keep your cards or draw up to 5 more cards. All cards that you wish to replace must be relinquished before the draw cards are dealt. The video poker game will keep all cards indicated by the "HELD" image, and discard all others. Fresh cards will be dealt to replace all discards.
The Settlement
Once your hand has been finalised, you will be paid out according to the following paytable if you obtain a winning hand. Otherwise, the machine will collect your bet. You will then have the option to deal a hand with the maximum wager by clicking the MAX BET button, or clicking on the BET ONE button to select another wager amount.
Payouts
In this game, the original bet is NOT returned with the Payout. As an example, the payout table from Jacks or Better is shown below. Individual Payout tables are available on each machine.
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