All American Poker
The thing of this All American Poker game is to get hold of the best five-card hand. You'll receive five cards in each new game. You must determine what cards you would like to hold for the next hand.
Placing a bet
All gambles must be made prior to receiving any cards. The amount of your wager can be managed by:
Option 1 - choose to use the coin selector to choose a coin value. The coin selector is located in the middle menu bar.
Option 2 - The gamble one button can be used to select coins or you can use the Gamble Max button. The Gamble Max button will wager all five coins at once which is the maximum and also contract the cards in one easy step.
Start to play
Start on to play you must first choose a con value to wager. Click on the DEAL button to begin the game.
Before select the number of coins. You can hold the ones you desire. If once your cards have been deal either click on the card to hold it or click it again to let go the hold. The trader will receive five cards in the face up position. You should click the DEAL button to exchange the cards you did not choose to grasp another.
Double
You can consider a double a maximum of four uninterrupted times. Every winning hand has the chance to double its winnings. You will receive five extra cards from a new standard hit, once you take the opportunity, but only one of those cards will be in the face up position. It will be up to you to choose one from the four that remain.
Hand Description
Please follow the table for a report of All American Poker hands.
The table below describes the different hands obtainable in All American Poker.
Hand |
Description |
Jacks or Better |
One pair of Jacks, Queens, Kings or Aces. |
Two Pairs |
Two pairs of cards of the same value, for example two 3s or two 10s. |
Three of a Kind |
Three cards of the same value. |
Straight |
Five cards in consecutive order, any combination of suits. |
Flush |
Five cards of the same suit. |
Full House |
Three of a kind and a pair. |
Four of a Kind |
Four cards of the same value. |
Straight Flush |
Five cards in consecutive order from the same suit. |
Royal Flush |
Ace, King, Queen, Jack and ten from same suit. |
