Playing Sequence
The playing sequence for Triple Play Draw Poker is a little different at the beginning than other video poker games. Once you put money in the machine by either putting bills in or making a deposit online you choose which game you want to play. You can learn more about the game options and which are the best in the next section.
Now you decide how many coins to bet per hand. Remember that you play three hands at one time so your bet will be tripled. We suggest making the minimum 10 coin bet, for a total of 30 coins.
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The next step is to hit the deal button. One hand is dealt on the bottom of the screen and two hands are show above it. The top two hands just show the backs of the cards.
You pick which cards to hold on the bottom hand by clicking on them or hitting the hold button under the cards. The cards you decide to hold are then turned over on the top two hands, showing three identical hands.
Now hit the deal button and the held cards stay in each of the three hands and new cards are placed in each hand for the ones you discarded.
Each of the three hands uses its own deck of cards so you usually end up with three different hands. Every hand that has a winning combination is paid based on the pay table. So if you’re playing Jacks or Better at 10 coins per hand and get a pair of queens in each hand you win 30 coins.
Once the hand is finished you can start a new hand using the same game by hitting the deal button or you can choose to play a different game or change your bet per hand amount.
Triple Play Draw Poker Game Options
You can pick from nine games on most Triple Play Draw Poker machines. Here’s a list of the common games available with a few details about each game.
Jacks or Better – Jacks or Better is the classic video poker game that most other games are based on. The best available pay table for Jacks or Better on most Triple Play Draw Poker machines is the one that pays nine for a full house and six for a flush. Remember that with the minimum wager of 10 coins the pay table shows 90 for a full house and 60 for a flush. The house edge using perfect strategy for 9 / 6 Jacks or Better is .46%.
Deuces Wild – Deuces Wild is the second most popular video poker game, trailing only Jacks or Better. It uses the same 52 card deck as JoB, but the two’s are wild. The pay table you want to look for is 250 / 150 / 110 / 40 / 40 / 30. Using a strategy chart the house edge is .04%.
Deuces Wild Bonus – Deuces Wild Bonus is simply a Deuces Wild variant that pays a bonus for certain combinations. The house edge for this variant is usually higher than Jacks or Better and regular Deuces Wild, so we don’t recommend it when you play Triple Play Draw Poker.
Joker Poker or Joker’s Wild – Joker Poker, or Jokers Wild, uses a 53-card deck of playing cards that includes one joker. The joker is a wild card. Most Joker poker pay tables have a house edge over one %, so they aren’t he best option on a Triple Play machine.
Bonus Poker – Bonus Poker pays a bonus for certain hands. The best pay table usually available is the one that pays 80 / 50 for a full house / flush. It has a house edge of .83%.
Bonus Poker Deluxe – Bonus Poker Deluxe pays an extra bonus for all four of a kind hands instead of just some of them in regular Bonus Poker. The variation that has a 90 / 60 pay table has a house edge of .36% so it’s the one to look for when you play Triple Play Draw Poker.
Double Bonus Poker – Double Bonus Poker is yet another variation of the Bonus Poker pay table. The best pay table generally available is the 90 / 70 / 50. It has a house edge of .89%.
Double Double Bonus Poker Strategy
Double Double Bonus Poker – The best Double Double Bonus Poker pay table is usually the 90 / 60 / 40 with a house edge of 1.02%. This is higher than some other games so we don’t recommend it.
Triple Play Bonus Poker
Triple Double Bonus Poker – Triple Double Bonus Poker offers different bonus payouts than other bonus games. The best pay table is 90 / 70 and has a house edge of .42%.
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Thus, your chances to achieve the traditional poker goal — to compose the best possible hand by holding potent cards dealt from a single deck in an effort to best the dealer — are increased by the peculiar paytable which on the lowest four of a kind pays as much as Straight Flush (the remaining six options pays even better).
Furthermore…
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Naturally, such disposition directs player’s poker strategy. To give you the best head start and provide with foundations, there is a detailed statistical game overview at your disposal.
Therein, you can learn more about strategy, combinations, probabilities, and returns’ percentages which may bring an extra analytical edge to your play! (While payouts for Royal Flash vary in comparison to the actual game, the rest of figures tell their story well.)
Other than that, the remainder of your experience is similar to any other game played here — it’s competitive, entertaining, exciting yet smooth, crowned with learning possibilities to increase your overall poker knowledge and skills.
To start with…
…there is a capacious 10,000 FREE credits bankroll, available to be used in five different betting setups, from one to five coins.
Visible on the information strip with balance field and wagering denomination at the middle of your screen — right below the paytable and above the control strip — such bankroll gives you enough space to experiment with various gambling approaches.
As the paytable remains omnipresent throughout your session, you can govern bets by using BET ONE or BET MAX buttons; as you incrementally move through wagering setup using the former, your choice is highlighted at the paytable, and the same happens when you use the latter, allowing you to jump to the max bet at once.
If you’re into the more dynamic style of play, you can use SPEED button and increase the dealer’s tempo in handling the cards neatly branded in Wizard of Odds visuals at their back.
Naturally, DEAL and DRAW buttons direct the new hand, while you activate the HOLD option by hovering above selected card and clicking on it.
Whenever you feel lucky, you can opt for any other game of poker, available for practice or play for real money, by pressing the MORE GAMES button while staying in the same window (courtesy of JavaScript).
Of course…
…playing poker for fun is one thing but being good at it is something different. It takes time, practice, education, prudent thinking, and rational approach to master the right moves, particularly when it comes to perfecting the strategy needed to win.
As always, putting the players’ education at the epicenter of our efforts, Personal Game Advisor is there to help you. This customary feature works in two distinctive ways.
First off, by checking “Warn on strategy error” box atop of your screen, you activate the free advisor, a handy pop-up window which appears whenever you can make a better decision in the selection of cards to be held, keeping your decision-making process sharp.
Secondly, once the cards have been dealt, the hand analyzer appears via the ANALYZE button. When you click on it, you get a detailed analytical overview of all available options, ranked gradually, with the composition made in line with your current hand.
If you decide to use this helping hand in building your playing prowess, you only have to click on the chosen option and you’ll see your cards already selected. Optionally, you can do it for yourself by clicking on the RETURN TO GAME box.
Consequentially…
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With such an opportunity to fine-tune your poker strategy anytime, anyplace, there is only one thing remaining to be done: take your gambling responsibility on a date and hit the hand, Jack! Hopefully, good luck tends will follow the suite!