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video poker

1 of 1noun
/ˈvɪ.dɪoʊ poʊ.kər/
Forms:video pokers
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a casino game that combines elements of traditional poker and slot machines, allowing players to form poker hands and receive payouts based on their hand's rank

Video poker is a casino game that combines elements of poker and slot machines. Players are dealt five cards on a screen, and the goal is to form the best possible poker hand. After the initial deal, players can choose to keep or discard any of the cards, with the option to replace them with new ones. The final hand is compared to a payout table, which lists the winnings for different hands, such as a pair of jacks, a straight, or a royal flush. Video poker offers various game variations, each with different payout structures and strategies.

  • I tried video poker for the first time last night, but I didn’t win anything.
  • After a few hours of video poker, I realized I needed to take a break.
  • She prefers video poker over traditional slots because it involves more strategy.
  • Video poker is one of the most popular games at casinos because it’s easy to understand.
  • I spent the afternoon playing video poker at the casino and ended up winning a bit.