VP Jacks or Better Cashout (Help)

Game Details

Instruction

Select the number of hands you want to play. Remember that stakes are accepted on a per hand basis. The “Total Bet” amount displayed for your forthcoming game will be the stake shown in the “Bet Per Hand” box multiplied by the number of hands you have chosen to play.

Select the “Deal” button to confirm your “Total Bet” and turn over the first five cards of the “Main Hand”. Every hand of the game consists of exactly five cards. The “Main Hand” is bigger than other hands and is always the hand you play with. Select a card to “Hold” or “Unhold” it. Whatever actions are applied to the “Main Hand” are ALWAYS duplicated on other hands. Use the “Draw” button to finish the deal discarding any cards not “Held” and to replace them automatically in ALL hands. You may replace your cards only once.​

The final hands combinations may give a payout based on the game paytable. If they don't, you lose your stake money. The winnings from all of your hands (if any) are summed to make a total win amount that is presented and automatically added to your account balance. The number of winning hands for a certain payout is displayed over the paytable.

Every hand of the game uses its own deck of cards. After each deal, used cards are returned to the deck and the deck is shuffled.

After pressing the “Deal” button to turn over the first five cards of the “Main Hand” you are given the option to cash out. The amount to cash out is proportional to the expected win for all hands played. When the “Cashout” button is selected, the current game finishes. The amount is presented and automatically added to your account balance.

The “Smart Auto Hold” feature automatically holds cards in case of guaranteed or highly probable wins. The feature allows you to “Unhold” the held cards manually by selecting them in order to “Hold” another preferred cards. Select “Smart Auto Hold” button to switch on/off the feature.

The cards are ranked A (highest), K, Q, J, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 (lowest). Aces can appear low (as if having a value of "1") when part of an A-2-3-4-5 straight or straight flush.

System malfunction voids all pays and plays.

Gamble Feature

Every win qualifies for a special feature to bet and gamble the total amount, selecting the enabled “Gamble” button.

The Gamble feature uses its own deck of cards. Before each gamble, the new deck is shuffled.

The feature displays five cards face-down. One will be the dealer’s card, the others will be cards to play with. There is two gameplay options, presented with the buttons:

• DOUBLE

This means that you will be given the chance to bet and double all your current winnings. However, it also means there is a chance all to be lost.

• DOUBLE HALF

This means you only bet and double using half of your current total win amount, and keep the rest anyway.

When you choose between the options the dealer’s card turns face-up. The object of the game is to choose one from the other face-down cards that you think has a higher value than the displayed dealer’s card. If the card you have chosen has a higher value your gamble game bet is doubled. If the cards are equal, it is a tie and your bet is returned.

Then you can choose to gamble again your earned amount with “Double” or “Double Half”. Before each subsequent gamble, a new deck is shuffled. However, you can also decide to select “Collect” button to exit the Gamble feature. This will automatically add the resulted amount to your account balance.