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Playing Jacks or Better Video Poker
Objective of the game
Jacks or Better Video Poker at the Casino allows you to experience the fast paced action of Jacks or Better Video Poker right on your computer. Jacks or Better Video Poker is the exciting single-player poker game that is popular all over the World. The payout for each poker combination can be found on the Jacks or Better Video Poker machine. The goal of Jacks or Better Video Poker is to create the highest value poker hand possible.
Jacks or Better Video Poker is played with one deck of 52 cards. The deck is shuffled after every game.
How to Play
Start play by placing your bet. You may bet between 1 to 5 coins, with each coin being €/£1, €/£2 or whatever value you select in the coin selector area to the right of the Video Poker machine. To bet the maximum click 'Bet Max', this will also begin the game. To place a bet one coin at a time, click 'Bet One' once for each coin you would like to bet (or you may click on the coin), then click 'Deal' to start.
Clicking on 'Cash out' (when it is enabled) allows you to remove your bets from the machine if the game has not started. Also if you have won any coins you may click the 'Cash out' button to retrieve the coins. Note all winnings are automatically cashed out from the machine upon starting a new game or exiting the game.
You are dealt five face-up cards. You may draw up to five new cards to better your hand. To keep a card, click 'Hold' or click on the card. Once you have selected the cards you would like to hold, click 'Deal' again. The cards you did not hold will be replaced with new cards. Your payout will then be determined by comparing your hand against the payout table displayed on the game machine. This table is also available below.
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Return to player percentage
All game outcomes are randomly determined.
The theoretical Return To Player percentage (RTP%) of Video Poker Jacks or Better is 99.46%.
Responsible gaming
We want our players to have fun while gambling at our Casino; we therefore encourage responsible gaming. Our casino lets you define your own limits. We aim to help you detect any onset of gambling-related problems. For more information and resources to help you manage your gaming experience, please see our Responsible Gaming menu, which is accessed from the Main Menu.
Lost Connections
If you become disconnected during a game and the game was incomplete, you will automatically be presented with the unfinished game next time you successfully sign in and re-enter the game.
If your internet connection was lost prior to our system recording your initial bet, then no game will be played and the bet amount will not be deducted from your casino account.
The results of all recent games can be checked in your account statement.
Select the Game History option from the Account page, which is available from the Cantor Casino Client once you sign in.
Discontinued Game
We reserve the right to discontinue offering this game at any time. When a game is discontinued players will not be allowed to start a new game. Players will have 30 days to complete any unfinished games. After 30 days of a game being discontinued all wagers of an unfinished game will be returned to the player and the game will no longer be accessible.
Malfunctions
If a malfunction in the gaming system is detected, all pays and plays that may have been affected will be void.
Losing your internet connection is not considered a malfunction in the system.
During maintenance and upgrades some games may be temporarily unavailable, although their icons may still be displayed in the game selection menu.
Security Reminder
Please keep your login name and password strictly confidential.
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