Video Poker - Video poker & statistics

This is a video poker game that allows players to create their own profiles and keeps track of gameplay statistics. It does not contain any advertisements, does not require an internet connection, and saves all information directly on your device.

It’s perfect for occupying your time during a flight or road trip, or essentially anywhere without connectivity.

What is Video Poker?

'Video Poker' is a term commonly used to refer to poker games offered by online casino sites. It differs from 'online poker' which is a poker game played online but with other players, whereas video poker is played solo, as with most other casino games. Unlike casino games of chance, where results are based on a Random Number Generator, video poker has more of a skill element to it. This makes it a great option to practice your hands before you hit the tables - either online or in a real casino!

How to Play Video Poker

Almost all video poker games on offer are based on a game of Five Card Draw. The objective of video poker is just like any other game of five card draw: build as strong a hand as possible by choosing to hold or disregard specific cards and to bet accordingly.

Put simply, it works like this:

- You're dealt a hand of five cards.

- You get the chance to keep any cards you want, and to get rid of any you don't.

- You can receive new cards to replace any you give away. This is your final poker hand.

When playing video poker, it's common to make a bet first, assuming you have deposited enough funds at the online casino you're playing with. Sometimes there may be options to make specific bets or a maximum bet. You can also refer to the 'paytable' onscreen, which tells a player how much can be won for different hands, e.g. a straight flush, full house, and so on.

There will be a 'Deal' option you can press to receive your five cards. Once the hand has been played to completion, any winnings are paid out according to the paytable.