How to Play Video Poker games

Here is where you’ll find your Video Poker game of choice, available across different stakes and giving you the chance to win up to 4,000 times your bet! Click the links below to find out more about each game, including special features.

Find the game of your choice*:

Deuces Wild | Double Bonus | Double Double Bonus | Joker Poker | Jacks or Better | Deuces & Joker | All American | Aces and Faces | Tens or Better | Aces and Eights | Triple Bonus

*Not all games may be available at this time. Gameplay features may vary depending on your location.

Hands: Changes the hands played per game round
Bet: Changes the bet amount per coin played
Bet 1: Adds one coin per hand played to the bet amount
Bet Max: Takes bet amount to the maximum of five coins per hand in one click
Clear bet: Reduces bet amount to the minimum of one coin per hand in one click
Deal: Starts the hand with the current bet
Hold: Tells the game to keep the card being held for the final poker hand(s)
Draw: Tells the game you are ready to discard and re-draw your final hand(s)

• Pay table:
  Shows the number of wins at each category after the hand for easy summary viewing
  Mouse over a pay table line and it will highlight the winning combinations on the board
• Winning hand roll over: In multi-hand play, roll over a winning combination to enlarge it
• Colour-coding: Consistent colour-coding shows you at a glance what level of wins your hands produced

Video Poker uses classic poker hand rankings. See here to find out more.

This game provides you with lots of opportunities to win, because all cards with a face value of 2 are Wild. You’ll need a good strategy and good luck to take advantage of this exciting Video Poker variant!

Deuces Wild is played with one 52 card deck, which is shuffled after each game.

The theoretical return to player (RTP) for Deuces Wild ranges from a minimum of 97.69% to a maximum of 98.91%.

This Video Poker game is based on Jacks or Better, meaning that you’ll need to hold at least a pair of jacks to get paid. Double Bonus payouts award different prizes for Four of a Kind hands of different ranks. Four aces pays the highest prize aside from the coveted Royal Flush.

Double Bonus is played with one 52 card deck, which is shuffled after each game.

The theoretical return to player (RTP) for Double Bonus ranges from a minimum of 98.04% to a maximum of 99.11%.

This game is also based on Jacks or Better, but ramps up the payouts on special Four of a Kind hands. Payouts depend on both the rank of the cards and the value of the kicker. Four aces with a small kicker of 2, 3 or 4 gives the highest payout aside from the coveted Royal Flush.

Double Double Bonus is played with one 52 card deck, which is shuffled after each game.

The theoretical return to player (RTP) for Double Double Bonus ranges from a minimum of 97.83% to a maximum of 98.98%.

This game spices up the classic game of Draw poker with one extra card, a wild joker, making for a 53-card deck.

Joker Poker is played with one 53 card deck, which is shuffled after each game.

The theoretical return to player (RTP) for Joker Poker ranges from a minimum of 98.26% to a maximum of 98.94%.

This game is the gold-standard of Video Poker. It includes the full pay table game on all versions, from 1 to 100 hands, returning 99.54% with perfect strategy over time. Entertaining and rewarding for all types of players.

Hand values follow the traditional poker rankings and there is a bonus for a Royal Flush with maximum coins played.

Jacks or Better is played with one 52 card deck, which is shuffled after each game.

The theoretical return to player (RTP) for Jacks or Better ranges from a minimum of 98.37% to a maximum of 99.54%.

This game is an exciting combination of Deuces Wild & Joker Poker, offering you even more opportunities to win with five wild cards.

Deuces & Joker is played with one 53 card deck, which is shuffled after each game.

The theoretical return to player (RTP) for Deuces and Joker ranges from a minimum of 98.04% to a maximum of 99.07%.

This game is a popular variation of Jacks or Better, offering an increased payout for flushes, straights, and straight flushes.

All American is played with one 52 card deck, which is shuffled after each game.

The theoretical return to player (RTP) for All American ranges from a minimum of 97.38% to a maximum of 98.49%.

This game is another exciting variation of Jacks or Better, offering a higher payout for Four of a Kind with Jacks, Queens, or Kings and twice that payout for getting four Aces.

Aces and Faces is played with one 52 card deck, which is shuffled after each game.

The theoretical return to player (RTP) for Aces and Faces ranges from a minimum of 98.02% to a maximum of 99.26%.

This game is almost identical to Jacks or Better, except the lowest paying hand is a pair of tens instead of a pair of jacks.

Tens or Better is played with one 52 card deck, which is shuffled after each game.

The theoretical return to player (RTP) for Tens or Better ranges from a minimum of 97.85% to a maximum of 99.14%.

Named after the 'Dead Man’s Hand' that gunslinger 'Wild Bill' Hickok was holding when he was shot in the back of the head while playing poker at a saloon in Deadwood, South Dakota, in the late 1800’s. This game is a popular Jacks or Better variation that offers a higher payout for getting four aces or four eights, and also a higher payout for getting four sevens.

Aces and Eights is played with one 52 card deck, which is shuffled after each game.

The theoretical return to player (RTP) for Aces and Eights ranges from a minimum of 97.40% to a maximum of 98.63%.

This game is similar to Double Bonus, except payouts are higher for big hands like a Straight Flush, four aces, and four twos, threes, and fours.

Triple Bonus is played with one 52 card deck, which is shuffled after each game.

The theoretical return to player (RTP) for Triple Bonus ranges from a minimum of 97.48% to a maximum of 98.73%.