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How To Play - Jacks or Better Poker MINORS: It is illegal to gamble unless you are at least 18 years old.

Terms and Conditions • The long-term average player return for this game, as approved by the Regulatory Authority is: 94.03% • Wins are as stated in the paytable (in credits). • Only the highest value win is paid. • Coinciding wins are not paid. • One deck of cards is used. The deck is shuffled every game. • Minimum bet = 25 credits (25 cents). • Maximum bet = 3000 credits ($30) • Gaming System malfunction voids all plays and pays. Introduction Poker originated in Europe, but flourished across the Atlantic in the nineteenth century. The game has become an integral part of American culture, evoking the Mississippi Riverboat era and the pioneer days of the Wild West. Poker is now a whole family of card games, mostly played with five or seven cards. AusVegas Jacks or Better Poker is a variant of the most popular five-card Draw Poker. RULES OF PLAY Aim of the Game The object of Jacks or Better Poker is to start with five cards, and through discarding some of the cards and drawing others build a hand which contains one of a number of different winning combinations similar to those in the traditional table game of Five Card Draw Poker. Card Rankings Each of the cards has a hierarchical position in the 13-card suit. The sequence from highest to lowest in rank is Ace - King - Queen - Jack - 10 - 9 - 8 - 7 - 6 - 5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - Ace. The Ace occupies the position at both ends of the sequence. Therefore, the Ace can be used in a run of five sequential cards, known as a "straight", in one of two positions - at the beginning of the run, Ace - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5, or at the end of the run, 10 - Jack - Queen - King - Ace. In all other circumstances except a straight, Aces always take the higher rather than lower rank in relation to other cards. The Deal Five cards are dealt to the player face up on the screen. The Players Options The player must choose whether to mark "Hold" on none, some, or all of the five cards. The player then hits "Draw" and those cards that have not been held are discarded and others are dealt in their place. The game then pays the appropriate prize for any winning combination that results after the second round of cards have been dealt. The winning combinations are similar to those of Five Card draw Poker, i.e. Two Pairs, Three of a Kind, Straight, Flush, Full House, Four of a Kind, Straight Flush, and Royal Flush. In addition to this, any pair of “Jacks or Better”, i.e. Jacks, Queens, Kings or Aces, will also win a prize. Game Terminology ·  Deal - When the DEAL button is clicked, five cards are dealt to the player face up. ·  Hold - Players may keep some of the cards in their hand, and discard those they wish to change for others in the hope of improving their hand. Clicking on a card marks it "HOLD", or releases it if it is already held. The Jacks or Better Poker game automatically holds for the player those cards that are a pair or already a winning hand, but the player can still choose to discard them. ·    Draw - When the player has decided which, if any, cards are to be held, clicking on "DRAW" discards those not held and deals new cards in their place. ·  Royal Flush - A Royal Flush is the highest hand in Jacks or Better Poker. It consists of 10 - Jack - Queen - King - Ace all of the same suit ·   Straight Flush - A hand with a straight flush contains 5 cards of consecutive value, in the same suit. As for a straight, the Ace cannot be used within a Straight Flush. ·   Four of a Kind - A hand with four of a kind contains four cards of the same face value, in any suit. ·  Full House - A hand with a full house contains two sets of cards. One set is a three of a kind, and the other set is a pair. Neither set is required to have cards of the same suit. ·  Flush - A hand with a flush contains five cards of the same suit, not necessarily in any particular order. ·   Straight - A hand with a straight contains five consecutive cards from the sequence Ace - King - Queen - Jack - 10 - 9 - 8 - 7 - 6 - 5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - Ace. Any of the cards can be in any suit. The Ace can be used in one of two possible places in a straight - next to the two, or next to the King. For example, in the run, Ace - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5, or in the run, 10 - Jack - Queen - King - Ace. Both of these straights are valid winning sequences. The Ace cannot be used within a straight. For example, King - Ace - 2 - 3 - 4, or Queen - King - Ace - 2 - 3, or Jack - Queen - King - Ace - 2. These are not valid winning sequences. ·  Three of a Kind - A hand with three of a kind contains three cards of the same value, in any suit. ·  Two Pairs - A hand with two cards of the same face value and another two cards of the same face value (but not the same as the first pair) plus any other card. ·  Jacks or Better – A hand that contains a pair of Jacks, Queens, Kings or Aces Playing a Game 1. Choose a bet amount by clicking on the BET UP arrow button or the BET DOWN arrow button, which are located  next to the "MAX BET" button. You can choose the maximum bet by clicking on the “MAX BET” button. Your Bet will be shown in the BET window  on the top left of the game. Once the initial deal has occurred, the bet cannot be changed until the game is complete. 2. Click on "DEAL", and five cards will be dealt to you. 3. Choose which cards you wish to hold before the second round of dealing, and click on those cards to mark them "HOLD". 4. The game automatically holds cards where there is a pair or winning combination. This enables fast play. You can however, choose not to hold these cards. To remove a hold on an individual card, click on that card. 5. Click on "DRAW" to replace with new cards those cards you have chosen not to hold. 6. The value of any Winning Combination will be displayed in the WIN meter at the top of the machine, and that amount will be added to your total credits. 7. Click on "DEAL" to start a new game. Learn more about CHANCE. Last revised 6th December 2004