Game King Video Poker

The quintessential land-based Video Poker experience is now available online! All the play elements you know and trust along with nine of the hottest paytables available. 
9 Video Poker Paytables in 1 Game
How to Play
Video Poker Outcome Types
Wild Cards
See Pays/Options
Rules
Additional Information

9 Video Poker Paytables in 1 Game 

Game King Video Poker provides a rich selection of the most popular video poker paytables:


Jacks or Better

The most well-known version of Video Poker.
Wins start with a pair of Jacks.


Bonus Poker

Higher 4-of-a-Kind pays for low-cards and aces.


Bonus Poker Deluxe

Simplest of the higher volatility games
with higher wins on all 4-of-a-Kind hands.


Double Bonus Poker

Three groups of even bigger 4-of-a-Kind wins.


Double Double Bonus Poker

Additional 4-of-a-Kind win groups with kickers
make this a popular high-volatility choice.


Triple Double Bonus Poker

Highest volatility game with 4-of-a-Kind kickers
that can pay as much as a Royal Flush.


Deuces Wild

All 2s are wild, offering loads of action in this
wildly popular game.


Deuces Wild Bonus

All 2s are wild, plus special 4-of-a-Kind and
5-of-a-Kind wins.


Joker Poker

A wild Joker added to the deck
opens up new ways to win.

How To Play

In Video Poker, the goal is to build the best hand possible relative to the paytable. 

Paytable Selection: 

Press the desired video poker paytable button on the paytable selection screen.
Press MORE GAMES within a game to return to paytable selection screen.

Betting: 

Press BET UP or BET DOWN to select the preferred stake
Ways to HOLD/UNHOLD: 
Press one card at a time
Press keys 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Ways to DEAL: 

Press DEAL button
Press SPACE bar (enable in Options)

Ways to DRAW: 

Press DRAW button
Press SPACE bar (enable in Options)

Video Poker Outcome Types 

Hand

Description

Example

Royal Flush

10, J, Q, K, A of one suit

10S–JS–QS–KS–AS

Straight Flush

5 cards of consecutive ranks in one suit

AC–2C–3C–4C–5C

5 of a Kind

5 cards of one rank

Wild–8C–8D–8H–8S

4 of a Kind

4 cards of one rank

9C–9D–9S–9H–3C

Full House

3 cards of one rank, 2 cards of another rank

AH–AC–AS–8D–8H

Flush

5 cards of one suit

8H–9H–2H–JH–AH

Straight

5 cards of consecutive ranks

3H–4H–5S–6D–7D

3 of a Kind

3 cards of one rank

6S–6D–6C–AD–JC

2 Pair

2 cards of one rank, 2 cards of another rank

9D–9H–7H–7S–4D

Kings or Better

2 cards of one rank (K, or A)

KD–KC–5C–4S–2H

Jacks or Better

2 cards of one rank (J, Q, K, or A)

JD–JC–9H–8C–2S

Notes: 

Card order does not matter.
Ace can be treated as lowest rank to complete a straight (e.g. A-2-3-4-5).
Ace can be treated as highest rank to complete a straight (e.g. 10-J-Q-K-A).
5 of a Kind requires at least 1 Wild card in the hand.
Only highest paying outcome paid per hand.
Different paytables can have different minimum rankings for which prizes are paid (e.g. the lowest winning outcome in Deuces Wild is 3 of a Kind).

Wild Cards 

Some paytables are based on the use of one or more wild cards: 
In Deuces Wild and Deuces Wild Bonus, each of the four cards with the rank of '2' is wild.
In Joker Poker, the single Joker card added to each deck in each game is wild.
A given wild card can substitute for any other card to form the highest paying outcome.
In Deuces Wild and Deuces Wild Bonus, the wild can be evaluated as a regular '2' if that maximizes the outcome (e.g. for the hand AC-2H-3C-4C-5C, the wild card is evaluated as a 2C in order to form a straight flush – the highest outcome possible for that hand).
Certain paytables pay a different award amount for a Royal Flush based on whether or not the hand contains any wild cards – see paytable for details.
Dealt wild cards are not automatically held.
A given wild card in the deck is equally as likely to be dealt as any other remaining card.

See Pays / Options

Press SEE PAYS on the bottom of game screen to access: 
Options
Award pay information
Game play information

PAYTABLE

The paytable indicates the award value for each winning outcome. The award values are shown in currency and for each available bet amount. When initially loaded, the paytable page highlights the awards associated with the current bet amount. To see awards for other bet sizes, press the UP button or the DOWN button. Changing the example bet size in the paytable screen does not change the active wager.

OPTIONS

Speed

Select speed of deal and draw animations.

Keyboard Functionality

Enable or disable use of the SPACE bar to deal and draw cards. Press keys 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 to HOLD/UNHOLD. 

Change Background Colour

Change the background colour of the game. 

Rules 

Misuse or malfunction voids all pays and plays. 
Cards are dealt from one deck of 52 standard playing cards per hand, shuffled for each game. For Joker Poker only, cards are dealt from one deck of 52 standard playing cards, plus one Joker. 
Only highest winner paid. 
If a Royal Flush is dealt on the initial deal, all cards are automatically held. 
If any other winning hand is dealt on the initial deal, no cards are automatically held. 
Wins are shown in currency and are based on the size of the bet. 

The theoretical return to player of this game is 96.37%

Additional Information 

Expected Payback

In accordance with fair gaming practices required in most legal jurisdictions worldwide, all cards come from a fair deck that has been randomly shuffled. Thus every card remaining in a given deck is equally likely to be the next card dealt. 

The expected payback reflects the theoretical return across a very large number of plays by numerous players over an extended period of time. The SEE PAYS associated with each video poker paytable displays the expected payback for that specific paytable. The results for any given player over a play session can vary widely from this long-term, expected average in either direction. The fewer the number of games played, the wider the normal variance of actual payback that may be experienced. 

The expected payback value is also based upon correct player choices for any game that involves main game and/or bonus game play strategy.

Last modification date: 4/15/2024