Video poker

Deal 5, hold what you like, draw once. Jacks or better, with the full paytable on screen.

The video poker machine

1,000chips

5credits bet

0last win

0best win

Paytable, in credits, for a bet of 1 to 5 credits
Hand 1 2 3 4 5
Royal flush 2505007501,0004,000
Straight flush 50100150200250
Four of a kind 255075100125
Full house 918273645
Flush 612182430
Straight 48121620
Three of a kind 3691215
Two pair 246810
Jacks or better 12345

Jacks or better

Set the bet and press Deal. 5 credits is the bet the royal flush pays best on.

1 credit is

The chips are pretend and shared by every casino game here. They cannot be bought or cashed out.

How it works

Controls

Why 9/6 matters

A jacks or better machine is named by 2 numbers on its paytable: what a full house pays and what a flush pays, per credit. This one is 9/6, the full-pay version. Played perfectly it returns about 99.5% of what goes in over the long run. The same machine at 8/5 returns about 97.3%, and nothing else on the glass looks different. Each hand is a fresh 52-card deck, and the cards you throw away are gone: a draw comes only from the 47 you have not seen.

What to hold

Keep any hand that already pays, except that 4 cards to a royal flush are worth breaking a straight or a flush for. Keep a high pair (jacks or better) over 4 cards to a flush. Keep a low pair rather than drawing to high cards. With nothing at all, the high cards (jacks to aces) are the ones worth keeping. Never keep a kicker next to a pair: it only takes away a card that could have made 3 of a kind.

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