DOUBLE JACKPOT... SCREENSHOT

In Double Jackpot Poker, Jacks, Queens, Kings, and Aces in groups of 4 are the centre of the game with numerous payouts offered on these special four-of-a-kind hands. Transform your highest cards into winning poker hands for great payouts or go for a super big payout by betting max credits on a Royal Flush.

As in every draw poker game, in Double Jackpot Poker the Player is dealt 5 cards face up. Then, the Player decides which cards to keep or “hold� and which cards to discard.

Your closing hand will establish whether you win or lose the game. Playing more coins increases the payouts on winning hands. There is a special Payline in the paytable for 4 of a kind.

Double Jackpot Poker Rules

• Hands are ranked based on the game's pay table
• Cards are dealt from a single deck
• Cards are mixed up for each hand
• The Player has the opportunity to discard up to 5 cards.

Player's Actions

• Bet: the Player buys credits by clicking on chips to put into the game, then decides whether to wager 1-5 coins, each increasing the payout for a winning hand.
• Bet One : Bet One wagers one coin each time it is clicked up to a maximum of 5 coins
• Bet Max: Max Bet wagers 5 coins and deals the cards
• Draw Deal: deals the cards after a bet or after cards have be selected to be "held"
• Hold: the Player clicks on the cards it wishes to keep.
• Cash Out: click on the red Cash/Out button to stop playing and cash out your credits and winnings.

Card Ranks

Cards are ranked in order from highest to lowest: Ace, King, Queen, Jack, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, and 2. Cards of different suits and the same rank are equal.

Hand Ranks

Hands in Video Poker are usually ranked in the order based on the following table, but the game-specific paytables may vary and are always posted on each machine.

Hand	Description
Royal Flush	10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace of same suit
Straight Flush	Five cards of same suit in sequence
Four Aces w/ King, Queen, or Jack	Four Aces w/ King, Queen, or Jack
Four Aces	Four Aces
Four Kings, Queens, or Jacks with an Ace, King, Queen, or Jack	Four Kings, Queens, or Jacks with an Ace, King, Queen, or Jack
Four Kings, Queens, or Jacks	Four Kings, Queens, or Jacks
Four 2–10	Four 2's, 3's, 4's, 5's, 6's, 7's, 8's, 9's, or 10's
Full House	Three of a kind, plus a pair
Flush	Five cards of same suit
Straight	Five cards in sequence
Three of a Kind	Three cards of same rank
Two Pair	Two sets of two cards of the same rank
Jacks or Better	Two cards of same rank that are Jacks or higher

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