Double Double Bonus Video Poker

Video Poker is an interesting casino game with numerous variants. Double Double Bonus is a variant of Video Poker which is played by the players for fun. It is an elongated version of Double Bonus Video Poker which is itself a variant of Jacks or Better.

Objective of the game

The objective of Double Double Bonus Video Poker is to get the best winning hand with the combination of 5 cards. The lowest hand payoff in Double Double Bonus is pair of jacks and anything better than it is a jackpot prize.

Rules to play Aces and Faces

Double Double Bonus Video Poker is played with a 52 card deck. This variation of Video Poker is played without any wild cards. The unique about this game is that it divides four of a kind further into categories. The pay table for all four-of-a-kind in Double Double Bonus Video Poker is as follows-

	Four-of-a-Kind of Aces
	Four-of-a-Kind of 2/3/4
	Four-of-a-Kind of Aces plus a 2, 3 or 4 card
	Four-of-a-Kind of 5's through King's
	Four-of-a-Kind of 2/3/4's plus an Ace, 2, 3 or 4 card

This game is played in the similar way as the standard Video Poker. The player bets the money and 5 cards are dealt to him. He chooses the cards that he wants to hold and discards the other cards. The discarded cards are replaced with the new cards. After making a final 5-card pokers hand if there is any winning hand the player can either choose to keep the winnings or he can use the double option. If a player looses the chances then he starts over again.

Poker hands in Aces and Faces

	Two Pairs
	Three of a Kind
	Four Aces
	Four Aces w/2, 3 or 4
	Four 2's, 3's or 4's
	Four 2's, 3's or 4's w/Ace, 2, 3, or 4
	Royal Flush
	Straight Flush
	Straight
	Flush
	Four 5's to Kings
	Jacks or Better
	Full House

Strategies for playing Aces and Faces

	It is always advisable to players that they play Double Double Bonus Video Poker with 5-coin bet. Mostly all the online casinos offer an extra-large jackpot for the Royal Flush on a 5-coin bet. So the players can win big by playing a 5 coin bet.
	A player should never opt to break a winning hand unless he has 4 cards to a Royal Flush in which breaking up the winning pair can improve his chances of winning. If a player has 3 Aces then he should break up a Full House.
	A player can get the best payback rates if he holds right cards that can give him the optimal chances of winning. If a player doesn’t get any winning pair in the initial draw or no four cards to flush or straight, then he should hold any low-pair, any high card or any two suited high cards that can enhance his odds.

Payout Tables

Payout for Aces and Faces for minimum and maximum bet on each hand offers is as follows: Two Pair (1 minimum and 5 maximum), Three of a kind (minimum 3 and maximum 15), Four Aces (160 minimum and maximum 800), Four Aces w/2, 3 or 4 (minimum 160 and maximum 800), Four 2's, 3's or 4's (minimum 80 and maximum 400), Four 2's, 3's or 4's w/Ace, 2, 3, or 4 (minimum 160 and maximum 800), Royal Flush (minimum 250 and maximum 4000), Straight Flush (minimum 50 and maximum 250), Straight (minimum 5 and maximum 25), Flush (minimum 7 and maximum 35), Four 5’s to Kings (minimum 50 and maximum 250), Jacks or Better (1 minimum and 5 maximum), Full House (minimum 9 and maximum 45).