Several types of video poker are available today, both in different casinos in the world online. Here is an overview of the most popular video poker variations.
ACEs & Face
This variant is based on the 8/5 Jacks or Better with an increase in earnings for the squares where there are ACEs or figures.
ACEs & Faces 25-line
The Aces & Faces 25 - line resumes the variant of popular game of the same name, but here with the difference that you can play 25 lines simultaneously. The game begins as the classic Videopoker, but second distribution, kept cards are placed on 25 lines to get the best winning combinations.
This variant became very popular online. Having 25 paylines increases your chances of winning. You can play video Poker 25-line Aces & Faces on sites like www.casino.com (iPoker regulars will surely recognize the Playtech gaming platform).
The advantage of playing online is that you can benefit from a bonus of 100% / €400.
All American
This variant is based on the Jack or Better with an increase in earnings for colors, patterns, and the straight flush. On the other hand, gains for their hands full and the 2 pairs will be reduced. The square will pay 50 times our bet. This variant is to be one of the most difficult to master.
Deuces Wild
In this variant, the 2 are "wild". What is meant by wild, is that they can substitute for any other card to improve his hand. One third of your gains will come squares. For 1 credit paid, you will win 5 credits with a square.
Jack or Better
It said "Jack or Better ' or simply 'Draw Poker'. It is the form of the popular Videopoker. As its name suggests, to win, to do a pair of jacks (Jacks) or better. Also referring to 9/6 Jacks or Better because the full hand pays 9 times our marketing and color (flush) pays 6 times our marketing.
Jocker's Wild
This variant includes joker added to form stronger hands. With the presence of the jokers, it gets a new possibility: the 5 identical cards (a square over a joker). This variant is inspired by the TV broadcast between 1970 and 1991 show.
Tens or Better
It is a variation of 6/5 Jacks or Better. As will doubt, the smallest playable hand will be a pair of 10s. The strategy of this variant will be similar to that adopted in Jacks or Better
