Pickem Video Poker also rewards you with higher returns on all the winning hands in comparison to other VP versions and you are paid for a pair of Nines or Better at the low end.
Pickem rules
are
very
simple.
The player
is dealt two cards at
the beginning of each hand that cannot be discarded during the play of
this
particular hand.
At the
same time,
two other cards are
dealt to the right,
each of which is a pile of three cards with only the top card showing.
The
player then picks one of the two piles of three card sets to
complete
the
five-card hand.
But, which set of three do you choose? Some strategy tips are provided below for the Learn to Play Video Poker program.
First,
take a look at one of the most unusual Video Poker paytables (18/15) to
be found beginning with a return of 2-1 for a pair
of
Nines or Better for a five coin maximum bet.
18/15, noted in bold below, refers to a 18 coin return for a
full-house when betting one-coin and 15 coin return for a flush.
Therefore, max coin return of 90 and 75 respectively.
This simple game
provides something
different in VP land,
especially when you pickem just right. We have provided
a paytable illustration
below for Pickem Video Poker.
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Overall Average Payback = 99.95%.
Pickem Video Poker Strategy:
Once
your four cards are dealt (two on the left followed by two
piles of three) and surveyed, you will then
ask these
questions before picking one of the two card sets.
Keep in
mind that Nines or better pay and should influence
your pickem choices.
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