Jacks or Better Draw Poker Free Demo Game

Jacks or Better Draw Poker is a live casino game inspired by classic video poker, played with one standard 52-card deck. The goal of Poker Dro is to assemble the best five-card poker hand. You can discard any or all of the five starting cards and receive new cards to replace the discarded cards. The final five-card hand is paid according to the payout table.
HAND | PAYOUT |
---|---|
Royal Flush | 800 |
Straight Flush | 50 |
Four of a Kind | 25 |
Full House | 9 |
Flush | 6 |
Straight | 4 |
Three of a Kind | 3 |
Two Pairs | 2 |
Jacks or Better | 1 |
HAND | PAYOUT |
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Straight Flush | 20,000 |
Four of a Kind | 1000 |
Straight | 100 |
To play, select your bet size and place it on the “PLAY” betting spot when the bet timer starts. Your total bet will be displayed in the “Total Bet” field. Once the countdown on the timer is over, the dealer will deal you the five starting cards in the open.
A decision time will then begin, during which you must choose which cards to keep. You can keep or discard any number of cards, from zero to five. Click/tap on the cards to select the ones you want to keep. To deselect, click/tap again.
Once the countdown on the timer ends, all unselected cards will be reset and the dealer will deal five additional cards. Any cards you choose to discard will automatically be replaced with new cards. For example, if you choose to discard three cards from your initial hand, the first three extra cards dealt will replace the cards you discarded.
Your final five-card hand is paid according to the payout table. Your initial bet is included in the payout.
If there is a loss of connection and you have no cards left, a simplified strategy applies:
A Jackpot bet is an optional additional bet. To place a Jackpot Bet, you must first place a “PLAY” bet. You will win if your initial five-card hand forms any of the following combinations before the decision phase begins:
In order for you to be eligible to win, your bet must cover the jackpot betting spot.
Hierarchy of individual cards in descending order: ace, king, queen, queen, jack, 10, 9, 8, 7, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3 and 2. The ace can be the highest card in a straight A, K, Q, J, 10 or the lowest card in a straight 5, 4, 3, 2, Α.
Hands from the highest paying hand to the lowest paying hand:
A flush royal is a straight flush of A, K, Q, J and 10 of the same suit.
A straight flush contains five consecutive cards of the same suit, such as 9, 8, 7, 6 and 5 hearts.
A rack contains all four cards of the same rank and any other card, such as four aces.
A full house contains three cards of one rank and a pair of another rank, such as three kings and two sixes.
A flush contains five cards of the same suit, such as five clubs.
A straight contains five consecutive cards of different suits, such as 9, 8, 7, 7, 6 and 5.
A triple contains three cards of the same rank and any two other cards of different ranks, such as three kings.
Two pairs are two cards of the same rank, two cards of a different rank, and another card that does not match the rank of any of the pairs, such as two aces and two kings.
Jacks or higher contains a pair of jacks or higher ranked cards and any three other cards.
Only the best hand is paid.
The optimal theoretical return to player (RTP) for a Jack or higher Poker Draw is 99.54% based on the optimal strategy for a Play bet. The return to player (RTP) using the simplified strategy is 96.69%. The return to player (RTP) on the additional jackpot bet is 94.04%.