Video Poker at Carbon Poker

Carbon Poker now provides a full suite of online video poker games. Here you can find all the traditional games such as Jack or Better, Joker Poker and Deuces wild each offered in 1 hand, 5 hand, 10 hand and 25 hand formats. If you’re an online poker player simply looking to pass some time when dealing with a slow table or tournament breaks, or if you’re a serious video poker fan, Carbon Poker has you covered with a variety of different coin value options available for playing video poker online.

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Here is a summary of the Video Poker games offered at Carbon Poker:

Jacks or Better Video Poker

Jacks or Better is the most common version of Video Poker found is Las Vegas casinos. For some reason though, this game is not the default when on the Carbon Poker video-poker software, so you’ll need to click the third tab from the sub menu to access it.

The payouts in jacks or better are as follows:

Royal Flush 250/1, Straight Flush 50/1, Four of a kind 20/1, Full House 9/1, Flush 6/1, Straight 4/1, Two Pair, 2/1, Jacks or Better 1/1.

Joker Poker Video Poker

This is the first game that comes up when clicking the Carbon Poker software. In Joker Poker, a pair of kings or better is required to win the hand and the payouts are:

Royal Flush 200/100, Five of a kind 100/1, Royal w/ wild 75/1, Straight Flush 40/1, Four of a kind 20/1, Full House 7/1, Flush 5/1, Straight 3/1, Three of a Kind 2/1, Kings or better 1/1.

Deuces Wild Video Poker

This is a fun and exciting game of video-poker where a player must make trips or better to win. With four deuces in the deck all wild, this is not too difficult to do.

The payouts in Deuces wild video poker are:

Royal Flush 250/1, Four Twos 200/1, Royal Flush with Wild 25/1, Five of a kind 15/1, Straight Flush 9/1, Four of a kind 4/1, Full House 4/1, Flush 3/1, Straight 2/1, Three of a kind 1/1.

Double-up at Carbon Poker: If you like gambling on coin flips, you can do this using the video poker double up feature. This is available only on single hands tables. Here each time you win, you have the option to either take the payout or attempt a double-up. When attempting the double up, the dealer is dealt a card, and you need to draw a card higher than this card to double up. If you fail to double up your winnings are lost.

To give video poker a try: Download Carbon Poker