Learn to Play Video Poker Program

Learn to Play Video Poker is one of the most inclusive programs offered at Gambling Teachers.

Two professional gamblers, Gayle Mitchell and John Grochowski bring their teacher-writer expertise to the Learn to Play Video Poker program for casino players whose goal is a comprehensive education for both online video poker play or offline.

You will find Q&A's, Tips, Online reviews, 2 Quiz lessons and more.
The program provides basic strategies and how-to lessons for the most popular versions with paytable illustrations to play video poker online and off.

The lessons for this Learn to Play Video Poker program in order of learning levels with individual VP version strategies are listed below.

1) VP PayTables & How-to Play
2) VP Types: Multi-hand & Bonus
The 18 lessons numbered 3-20 are a group of VP versions that include strategies and pay schedules. The best and most familiar in VP land is represented in this group.

3) Jacks or Better (Jacks+) 4) Deuces Wild 5) Deuces Wild: Other Versions 6) Jokers Wild 7) Bonus Jacks+ VP 8) Double Bonus 9) Double Double Bonus 10) Aces & Faces 11) Pick 'Em

12) All Aces or Super Aces 13) Super Double Bonus 14) Triple Double Bonus 15) All American 16) Bonus Deluxe-More for 4 17) Pay the Aces 18) Video Poker: Other Choices 19) Newer VP Versions 20) VP online versions reviewed

The Learn to Play Video Poker program concludes with lessons about strategies, Q&A, tips, terms and 2 quiz.

21) VP online strategy 22) Pay Table Variations 23) VP Strategies:Different Games 24) VP Questions about Jacks+ 25) VP FAQ by Gayle & John 26) Quads Can Equal Royals 27) Double Bonus Strategies

28) Royal Flushes and VP 29) Tracking VP Hands 30) Video Poker Pro 31) Tips: Fast Track Series 32) Terms 33) Quiz 34) VP Quiz 2

Learn to Play Video Poker Introduction
The video poker slot model may take a little practice for novices who are used to automatic-pilot slot machines, but it's easy to learn.
If you already know how to play, some points in strategy will make your performance even better.
For beginners, poker hand standings are as follows, from the highest paying wins to the lowest:

That beautiful Royal Flush!

Straight Flush (consecutive order, all same suit)

Four of a Kind or Quads

Full House (3 of a kind, and a pair)

Flush (all same suit, no consecutive order)

Straight (consecutive order, not all same suit)
 
Three of a Kind or Trips

Two Pair

One Pair of Jacks or Better.

The two techniques that are mandatory to becoming an educated, video poker player are 1) how to read a pay schedule and
2) strategies for all VP versions: Jacks+, Bonus, Deuces & Jokers.

In fact, although a player may experience more losing than winning sessions, this is offset by the Royal Flush payout-which a skilled player is more likely to get.
I would be surprised to find one avid, skilled player who has not hit the big jackpot--wiping out the casino advantage in one swoop.

One item VP has in common with other slots is the RNG-the random number generator that constantly deals poker hands from a 52-card deck.
Since playing errors can reduce the payout, just sitting down in front of a full pay machine online or off won't help you unless you learn to play video poker with the correct strategies.

With the dexterity or skill of making the right decisions for each VP version, this game is one of the best bets in the house. I like that.

May all your Video Poker choices turn out to be 'royalty'.

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