Video Poker - The Basics

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To play a video poker machine, you simply insert one or more coins (usually up to a maximum of five) and pushrepparttar "deal" button. Five cards are dealt to you onrepparttar 142342 screen. You chooserepparttar 142343 ones you want to hold by pushingrepparttar 142344 "hold" button underneath each card.

You then pushrepparttar 142345 "deal" button again and you will be dealtrepparttar 142346 number of cards you choose not to keep, to form your final, five card poker hand. If you end up with a winning combination, you are paid according torepparttar 142347 payout schedule.

It's as simple as that! Many video poker machines have a payout schedule that is 97 or 98%. In another article, we'll explainrepparttar 142348 schedule withrepparttar 142349 best odds.

Until then, good luck!



Tom is the webmaster at BlackjackForEveryone.com, which is a website dedicated to turning beginning Blackjack players into serious recreational players.


Slot Machines - Good and Bad Locations

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THE BAD LOCATIONS FOR SLOTS

Here too,repparttar suggestions, while based on research and experience, may or may not apply torepparttar 142341 casino you are in. With that disclaimer, here is where we feelrepparttar 142342 tight machines are located:

* Near table games. People at table games, especially blackjack, have no intention of playing slots andrepparttar 142343 noise of jackpots going off will simply irritate them and perhaps cause them to leave. This same rule applies to machines nearrepparttar 142344 sports betting areas.

* Near show or ticket lines. People in these lines are not going to get out of line to play slots. Forrepparttar 142345 most part they are done gambling for that time andrepparttar 142346 sound of jackpots is wasted on them.

* Any remote or low traffic areas. Remember, casinos like forrepparttar 142347 most people possible to see a jackpot when it's won to encourage them to play.

Good Luck!



Tom is the webmaster at BlackjackForEveryone.com, which is a website dedicated to turning beginning Blackjack players into serious recreational players.


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