The smarter way to bet

1. How do I place a bet?
2. How do I play Bonus Poker?
3. How do I play double down?
4. Pay table information
5. Game activity report

How do I place a bet?

To Place a Bet:

• Click a coin amount from the Coin Amount column.
• Select how many coins you would like to bet from the Coin Count columns.
• The bet is equal to the Coin Amount times the Coin Count so if you select the $25 coin and Bet 3 coins your total bet would be $75.

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How do I play Bonus Poker?

Playing the Game:

• After Placing Your Bet, click the Deal button. You will be dealt 5 cards.
• Please note that the game uses a new 52-card deck for each game.
• Click the cards you want to keep (hold) in your poker hand.
• Click the Draw button. The cards you did not hold will be replaced.
• The game results will be displayed in the Results Window. If your hand is a winner, you will be offered a chance to Double Down.

How do I play double down?

Playing Double Down:

• Any time that you win a hand, you may opt to play a Double-or-Nothing game. Your Bet will be the "Return Amount" of the previous hand.
  • To play, click the Double Down button.
  • Five cards will be dealt, the first card (the Dealer's card) face up and the rest will be face down.
  • Choose one of the remaining four cards by clicking on it to turn it over.

• The return is double your bet if your chosen card is higher than the dealer's card. If the cards are equal, the return is a Push.
• You can continue to Double Down as long as you continue to win (or Push) the hand.

Pay Table Information:

• In keeping with our policy of "Fair Play" we feel it is necessary to clarify a (potential) point of confusion with the Pay Tables for the Video Poker games.
• The multipliers that you see displayed in the games represent a "Return Amount" not a "Win Amount". The difference between a Return Amount and a Win Amount is that the Return Amount includes your original bet.
• For example:
  • In Jacks or Better, the Pay Table displays a Return of 1 for a Jacks-or-Better hand on a single-coin bet. This means that your bet is returned and technically, the game result is a Push.
  • In Deuces Wild, the Pay Table displays a Return of 4 for a Four-Of-A-Kind hand on a single-coin bet. This means that your bet is returned and you have won 3 times the bet or odds of 3/1.

• We apologize for any potential confusion this may cause. It exists because this is the Pay Table system that is the accepted standard for use throughout the entire casino gaming industry.

Game History Report:

• Click on the History button in the upper left of the Casino Window to receive a summary of your bonus video poker activity. The resulting list shows up to 500 of your last games played, with the most recent at the top.

• Please Note:
  • The History button is only enabled while you are playing a game.
  • The Game Date/Time is Pacific Time.
  • All currency values are in US Dollars.
  • The "Game Result" column shows you the net amount won (or lost) in the game. For some of the games (Video Poker, Roulette, Slots, Keno), this may differ from the "Return" amount that the game displays.

1. How do I place a bet?
2. How do I play Double Bonus Poker?
3. How do I play double down?
4. Pay table information
5. Game activity report

How do I place a bet?

To Place a Bet:

• Click a coin amount from the Coin Amount column.
• Select how many coins you would like to bet from the Coin Count columns.
• The bet is equal to the Coin Amount times the Coin Count so if you select the $25 coin and Bet 3 coins your total bet would be $75.

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How do I play Double Bonus Poker?

Playing the Game:

• After Placing Your Bet, click the Deal button. You will be dealt 5 cards.
• Please note that the game uses a new 52-card deck for each game.
• Click the cards you want to keep (hold) in your poker hand.
• Click the Draw button. The cards you did not hold will be replaced.
• The game results will be displayed in the Results Window. If your poker hand is a winner, you will be offered a chance to Double Down.

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How do I play double down?

Playing Double Down:

• Any time that you win a hand, you may opt to play a Double-or-Nothing game. Your Bet will be the "Return Amount" of the previous hand.
  • To play, click the Double Down button.
  • Five cards will be dealt, the first card (the Dealer's card) face up and the rest will be face down.
  • Choose one of the remaining four cards by clicking on it to turn it over.

• The return is double your bet if your chosen card is higher than the dealer's card. If the cards are equal, the return is a Push.
• You can continue to Double Down as long as you continue to win (or Push) the hand.

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Pay Table Information:

• In keeping with our policy of "Fair Play" we feel it is necessary to clarify a (potential) point of confusion with the Pay Tables for the Video Poker games.
• The multipliers that you see displayed in the games represent a "Return Amount" not a "Win Amount". The difference between a Return Amount and a Win Amount is that the Return Amount includes your original bet.
• For example:
  • In Jacks or Better, the Pay Table displays a Return of 1 for a Jacks-or-Better hand on a single-coin bet. This means that your bet is returned and technically, the game result is a Push.
  • In Deuces Wild, the Pay Table displays a Return of 4 for a Four-Of-A-Kind hand on a single-coin bet. This means that your bet is returned and you have won 3 times the bet or odds of 3/1.

• We apologize for any potential confusion this may cause. It exists because this is the Pay Table system that is the accepted standard for use throughout the entire casino gaming industry.

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Game History Report:

• Click on the History button in the upper left of the Casino Window to receive a summary of your double bonus video poker activity. The resulting list shows up to 500 of your last games played, with the most recent at the top.

• Please Note:
  • The History button is only enabled while you are playing a game.
  • The Game Date/Time is Pacific Time.
  • All currency values are in US Dollars.
  • The "Game Result" column shows you the net amount won (or lost) in the game. For some of the games (Video Poker, Roulette, Slots, Keno), this may differ from the "Return" amount that the game displays.

1. How do I place a bet?
2. How do I play Deuces Wild Video Poker?
3. How do I play double down?
4. Pay Table information
5. Game activity report

How do I place a bet?

To Place a Bet:

• Click a coin amount from the Coin Amount column.
• Select how many coins you would like to bet from the Coin Count columns.
• The bet is equal to the Coin Amount times the Coin Count so if you select the $25 coin and Bet 3 coins your total bet would be $75

How do I play Deuces Wild Video Poker?

Playing the Game:

• After Placing Your Bet, click the Deal button. You will be dealt 5 cards.
• Please note that the game uses a new 52-card deck for each game.
• Click the cards you want to keep (hold) in your poker hand.
• Click the Draw button. The cards you did not hold will be replaced.
• The game results will be displayed in the Results Window. If your poker hand is a winner, you will be offered a chance to Double Down.

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How do I play double down?

Playing Double Down:

• Any time that you win a hand, you may opt to play a Double-or-Nothing game. Your Bet will be the "Return Amount" of the previous hand.
  • To play, click the Double Down button.
  • Five cards will be dealt, the first card (the Dealer's card) face up and the rest will be face down.
  • Choose one of the remaining four cards by clicking on it to turn it over.

• The return is double your bet if your chosen card is higher than the dealer's card. If the cards are equal, the return is a Push.
• Please note that Deuces are NOT wild in the Double Down game.
• You can continue to Double Down as long as you continue to win (or Push) the hand.

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Pay Table Information:

• In keeping with our policy of "Fair Play" we feel it is necessary to clarify a (potential) point of confusion with the Pay Tables for the Video Poker games.
• The multipliers that you see displayed in the games represent a "Return Amount" not a "Win Amount". The difference between a Return Amount and a Win Amount is that the Return Amount includes your original bet.
• For example:
  • In Jacks or Better, the Pay Table displays a Return of 1 for a Jacks-or-Better hand on a single-coin bet. This means that your bet is returned and technically, the game result is a Push.
  • In Deuces Wild, the Pay Table displays a Return of 4 for a Four-Of-A-Kind hand on a single-coin bet. This means that your bet is returned and you have won 3 times the bet or odds of 3/1.

• We apologize for any potential confusion this may cause. It exists because this is the Pay Table system that is the accepted standard for use throughout the entire casino gaming industry.

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Game History Report:

• Click on the History button in the upper left of the Casino Window to receive a summary of your deuces wild video poker activity. The resulting list shows up to 500 of your last games played, with the most recent at the top.

• Please Note:
  • The History button is only enabled while you are playing a game.
  • The Game Date/Time is Pacific Time.
  • All currency values are in US Dollars.
  • The "Game Result" column shows you the net amount won (or lost) in the game. For some of the games (Video Poker, Roulette, Slots, Keno), this may differ from the "Return" amount that the game displays.

1. How do I place a bet?
2. How do I play Jacks or Better Video Poker?
3. How do I play double down?
4. Pay table information
5. Game activity report

How do I place a bet?

To Place a Bet:

• Click a coin amount from the Coin Amount column.
• Select how many coins you would like to bet from the Coin Count columns.
• The bet is equal to the Coin Amount times the Coin Count so if you select the $25 coin and Bet 3 coins your total bet would be $75.

How do I play Jacks or Better Video Poker?

Playing the Game:

• After Placing Your Bet, click the Deal button. You will be dealt 5 cards.
• Please note that the game uses a new 52-card deck for each game.
• Click the cards you want to keep (hold) in your poker hand.
• Click the Draw button. The cards you did not hold will be replaced.
• The game results will be displayed in the Results Window. If your poker hand is a winner, you will be offered a chance to Double Down.

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How do I play double down?

Playing Double Down:

• Any time that you win a hand, you may opt to play a Double-or-Nothing game. Your Bet will be the "Return Amount" of the previous hand.
  • To play, click the Double Down button.
  • Five cards will be dealt, the first card (the Dealer's card) face up and the rest will be face down.
  • Choose one of the remaining four cards by clicking on it to turn it over.

• The return is double your bet if your chosen card is higher than the dealer's card. If the cards are equal, the return is a Push.
• You can continue to Double Down as long as you continue to win (or Push) the hand.

Pay Table Information:

• In keeping with our policy of "Fair Play" we feel it is necessary to clarify a (potential) point of confusion with the Pay Tables for the Video Poker games.
• The multipliers that you see displayed in the games represent a "Return Amount" not a "Win Amount". The difference between a Return Amount and a Win Amount is that the Return Amount includes your original bet.
• For example:
  • In Jacks or Better, the Pay Table displays a Return of 1 for a Jacks-or-Better hand on a single-coin bet. This means that your bet is returned and technically, the game result is a Push.
  • In Deuces Wild, the Pay Table displays a Return of 4 for a Four-Of-A-Kind hand on a single-coin bet. This means that your bet is returned and you have won 3 times the bet or odds of 3/1.

• We apologize for any potential confusion this may cause. It exists because this is the Pay Table system that is the accepted standard for use throughout the entire casino gaming industry.

Game History Report:

• Click on the History button in the upper left of the Casino Window to receive a summary of your jacks or better video poker activity. The resulting list shows up to 500 of your last games played, with the most recent at the top.

• Please Note:
  • The History button is only enabled while you are playing a game.
  • The Game Date/Time is Pacific Time.
  • All currency values are in US Dollars.
  • The "Game Result" column shows you the net amount won (or lost) in the game. For some of the games (Video Poker, Roulette, Slots, Keno), this may differ from the "Return" amount that the game displays.

1. How do I place a bet?
2. How do I play Joker Poker?
3. How do I play double down?
4. Pay table information
5. Game activity report

How do I place a bet?

To Place a Bet:

• Click a coin amount from the Coin Amount column.
• Select how many coins you would like to bet from the Coin Count columns.
• The bet is equal to the Coin Amount times the Coin Count so if you select the $25 coin and Bet 3 coins your total bet would be $75.

How do I play Joker Poker?

Playing the Game:

• After Placing Your Bet, click the Deal button. You will be dealt 5 cards.
• Please note that the game uses a new 53-card (52 cards with a single Joker) deck for each game.
• Click the cards you want to keep (hold) in your joker poker hand.
• Click the Draw button. The cards you did not hold will be replaced.
• The game results will be displayed in the Results Window. If your joker poker hand is a winner, you will be offered a chance to Double Down.

How do I play double down?

Playing Double Down:

• Any time that you win a hand, you may opt to play a Double-or-Nothing game. Your Bet will be the "Return Amount" of the previous hand.
  • To play, click the Double Down button.
  • Five cards will be dealt, the first card (the Dealer's card) face up and the rest will be face down.
  • Choose one of the remaining four cards by clicking on it to turn it over.

• The return is double your bet if your chosen card is higher than the dealer's card. If the cards are equal, the return is a Push.
• Please note there are no jokers in the Double Down deck.
• You can continue to Double Down as long as you continue to win (or Push) the hand.

Pay Table Information:

• In keeping with our policy of "Fair Play" we feel it is necessary to clarify a (potential) point of confusion with the Pay Tables for the Video Poker games.
• The multipliers that you see displayed in the games represent a "Return Amount" not a "Win Amount". The difference between a Return Amount and a Win Amount is that the Return Amount includes your original bet.
• For example:
  • In Jacks or Better, the Pay Table displays a Return of 1 for a Jacks-or-Better hand on a single-coin bet. This means that your bet is returned and technically, the game result is a Push.
  • In Deuces Wild, the Pay Table displays a Return of 4 for a Four-Of-A-Kind hand on a single-coin bet. This means that your bet is returned and you have won 3 times the bet or odds of 3/1.

• We apologize for any potential confusion this may cause. It exists because this is the Pay Table system that is the accepted standard for use throughout the entire casino gaming industry.

Game History Report:

• Click on the History button in the upper left of the Casino Window to receive a summary of your joker poker activity. The resulting list shows up to 500 of your last games played, with the most recent at the top.

• Please Note:
  • The History button is only enabled while you are playing a game.
  • The Game Date/Time is Pacific Time.
  • All currency values are in US Dollars.
  • The "Game Result" column shows you the net amount won (or lost) in the game. For some of the games (Video Poker, Roulette, Slots, Keno), this may differ from the "Return" amount that the game displays.

1. How do I place a bet?
2. How do I play Double Joker Poker?
3. How do I play double down?
4. Pay table information
5. Game activity report

How do I place a bet?

To Place a Bet:

• Click a coin amount from the Coin Amount column.
• Select how many coins you would like to bet from the Coin Count columns.
• The bet is equal to the Coin Amount times the Coin Count so if you select the $25 coin and Bet 3 coins your total bet would be $75.

How do I play Double Joker Poker?

Playing the Game:

• After Placing Your Bet, click the Deal button. You will be dealt 5 cards.
• Please note that the game uses a new 54-card (52 cards with two Jokers) deck for each game.
• Click the cards you want to keep (hold) in your joker poker hand.
• Click the Draw button. The cards you did not hold will be replaced.
• The game results will be displayed in the Results Window. If your joker poker hand is a winner, you will be offered a chance to Double Down.

How do I play double down?

Playing Double Down:

• Any time that you win a hand, you may opt to play a Double-or-Nothing game. Your Bet will be the "Return Amount" of the previous hand.
  • To play, click the Double Down button.
  • Five cards will be dealt, the first card (the Dealer's card) face up and the rest will be face down.
  • Choose one of the remaining four cards by clicking on it to turn it over.

• The return is double your bet if your chosen card is higher than the dealer's card. If the cards are equal, the return is a Push.
• Please note there are no jokers in the Double Down deck.
• You can continue to Double Down as long as you continue to win (or Push) the hand.

Pay Table Information:

• In keeping with our policy of "Fair Play" we feel it is necessary to clarify a (potential) point of confusion with the Pay Tables for the Video Poker games.
• The multipliers that you see displayed in the games represent a "Return Amount" not a "Win Amount". The difference between a Return Amount and a Win Amount is that the Return Amount includes your original bet.
• For example:
  • In Jacks or Better, the Pay Table displays a Return of 1 for a Jacks-or-Better hand on a single-coin bet. This means that your bet is returned and technically, the game result is a Push.
  • In Deuces Wild, the Pay Table displays a Return of 4 for a Four-Of-A-Kind hand on a single-coin bet. This means that your bet is returned and you have won 3 times the bet or odds of 3/1.

• We apologize for any potential confusion this may cause. It exists because this is the Pay Table system that is the accepted standard for use throughout the entire casino gaming industry.

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Game History Report:

• Click on the History button in the upper left of the Casino Window to receive a summary of your double joker poker activity. The resulting list shows up to 500 of your last games played, with the most recent at the top.

• Please Note:
  • The History button is only enabled while you are playing a game.
  • The Game Date/Time is Pacific Time.
  • All currency values are in US Dollars.
  • The "Game Result" column shows you the net amount won (or lost) in the game. For some of the games (Video Poker, Roulette, Slots, Keno), this may differ from the "Return" amount that the game displays.