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Random Rewards Poker
Video poker paytables reveal a lot to players who know
how to read and interpret them. This helps players
choose games with the best payback potential. Once
they’ve chosen a game, the paytable never changes. But
that’s not so with the Random Rewards Poker game.
Here, every 6-credit buy-a-pay wager generates new
random bonus jackpots for all hands from the flush
through straight flush. Bonus pays are never less than
the conventional paytable, but because the bonus
amounts vary and move at random among the various
hands, each bonused hand offers new and changing
opportunities for big wins.
The Random Rewards Poker game is available with
Triple Play, Five Play ® and Ten Play versions of all of
the most popular game families.
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Video Poker
Quick Quads Poker
This game has the potential to turn a 3-of-a-kind hand
into a 4-of-a-kind when the sum of the two nonmatching
cards is equal to the rank of the 3-of-a-kind.
Three 7s, for example, would become a 4-of-a-kind if
the non-matching cards were a 5 and a 2. Only
3-of-a-kind 2s through 10s can be made 4-of-a-kind
using the bonus feature, with non-matching cards of
ace (1) through 9.
Players are learning to love the bonus action and big
winning opportunities available to them with
buy-a-pay video poker games. They’re also learning
that the extra credits wagered fund the bonus without
taking anything away from the standard paytable. With
the Quick Quads Poker game, a 5+1 credit wager
qualifies the hand for the bonus feature where the
possibilities for a 4-of-a-kind abound.
Super Video Hold ’Em Poker
Your Hold ’Em players will enjoy multipliers and more with their choice of the Video Hold ’Em
or Super Video Hold ’Em Poker games found in this challenging single-hand theme.
The game starts by dealing two, 2-card hands. After the player selects one of the hands, the
other two cards are returned to the deck and five additional cards are dealt from the original
52-card deck, excluding the two cards in play in the
selected hand. The resulting 7-card hand is evaluated
for the highest-ranking 5-card combination and is paid
according to the paytable. A royal flush on board is
awarded if the five cards received on the draw form a
royal flush.
Special bonus multipliers appear when a qualifying twocard
card combination is selected from the initial two
dealt pairs. A 2-card pair of red aces in the Super Video
Hold ’Em game – the top starting hand – carries a 10X
multiplier that will apply to the subsequent 5-card hand
should it form any winning combination other than a royal
flush on board.
Players get their bet back on a losing 5-card hand if the initial 2-card hand they selected at the
beginning contained a pair of jacks or better. A “bad beat” awards a credit value equal to the
bet, excluding any multiplier value.
This game is fast, fun, and filled with possibilities for your Hold ’Em players.