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Video
Poker Quiz
by Gayle Mitchell
It’s Video Poker Quiz time.
1) Which
two
Video Poker hands designate a specific Jacks or Better VP version?
E.g., 9/6.
A
Full House
and Flush.
B Straight
and
Flush.
C
Straight and
Full House.
2) Which
two
Video Poker hands designate Deuces Wild VP Version?
A
Full House
and Flush.
B Full
House
and Quad (4-of-a-kind).
C
Straight
Flush and Quad (4-of-a-kind).
3) What
is the best strategy for this VP hand: 6C, 7C, 8H, 9C, 10C?
A Keep
all cards for a straight.
B Toss
the 8H and go for a straight flush
C Toss
all five as there are no cards better than a Jack.
4) What
is the best strategy for this VP hand: 2C, 6C, 7C, 8C, 9C?
A Keep
all cards for a flush.
B Toss the 2C and go for a straight
flush
C Toss
all five as there are no cards better than a Jack.
5) Jokers
Wild
‘full-pay’ 7/5 version has a 100.64% overall return IF the quad pays?
A
If the quad
pays 75 for max coin play.
B If
the quad
pays 80 for max coin play.
C
If the quad
pays 100 for max coin play.
6) Double
Bonus full-pay VP pays ? for a full house with max coin?
A
Pays
60.
B Pays
50.
C. Pays
45.
7) Which
VP offers a payout of 1000 coins for a straight
flush?
A All
American Poker.
B Jokers
Wild.
C
Triple
Double Bonus Poker.
8) For
Bonus Video Poker, what are the payouts for 2 pair and 4 Aces with max
coin in
play?
A 5
for two pair and 400 for 4 Aces.
B 10
for two pair and 400 for 4 Aces.
C 5
for two pair and 800 for 4 Aces.
9) What
is a ‘dirty Royal’?
A
4
Parts of a Royal dealt.
B Royal
straight with one card off-suit: AC, KC, QD, JC, 10C,
C Wild
Royal that includes 1 or more wild cards--Deuces Wild.
10) With
4 Aces, what is the fifth card/ ‘kicker’ required in Super Aces/All
Aces VP?
A 2,
3 or 4.
B None.
Does not require a ‘kicker’.
C King,
Queen or Jack.
Until next we meet, may all your VP choices turn out to be
‘Royalty’
Answers:
1) A. The
9/6 VP version, such
as Jacks or Better refers to the payback
for
a Full House (9) and Flush (6) when playing one coin.
2) C.
Deuces Wild
VP is designated by Straight Flush and Quads.
The most
common Deuces Wild
version is 9/5, therefore when playing maximum coin of 5, a Straight
Flush will
pay 45 and a Quad will pay 25 coins.
3)
A. Go with a sure thing here because an ‘inside’ straight
flush requiring
the 8C is a long shot.
4) B.
The chances of a straight flush
have now been increased with this ‘outside’ straight flush in that
either the
5C or 10C will bring in nice coin. Go fer it!
5) C.
While there are several 7/5 Jokers Wild versions
available, not all pay 100 for a Quad (4-of-a-kind). A good reason to
scan the
entire paytable before determining if a specific VP is indeed
‘full-pay’.
6) B.
10/7 Double Bonus pays a generous
50 coins for a full house. You should adjust your strategy accordingly
holding
two pairs—even when one pair is Aces.
7) A.
While optimum strategy for All
American requires some practice; the 1000 coin payout is worth the
effort.
8) B.
Bonus VP
treats you with a better payout for 2 pair than 1 pair and more for 4
Aces than
Jacks or Better plus 200 for quad 2’s, 3’s and 4’s. Secondly, if you
find an
8/5 version, you are in the ‘full-pay’ zone.
9) C.
While it pays 125 coins, it ain’t
the ‘clean payday’ expected.
10) B.
Wow, no fifth card required and
a 2000 coin payday, that’s way cool!
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