Double Double Bonus Poker is the game of choice for many video poker players, and it’s not hard to understand why. There’s a 2,000-coin jackpot for four Aces accompanied by a fifth card that’s a 2, 3 or 4. On a quarter machine, that’s a $500 bonanza, a nice payday for a $1.25 bet.
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A Caribbean Stud Poker player sent me an email to as about a hair-splitter of a hand.
“ I had Ace-King-8-5-2, and the card the dealer turned face up from her hand was an Ace,” he wrote. “I made the bet, because my Ace matched his Ace. Another guy at the table told me that was the wrong play, that you bet only if one of the other three cards matches the dealer.
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My e-mail in August brought a question from a poker player who wishes he could play his favorite game when he goes to casino card rooms.
“I know Hold’em has been all the rage for years now,” he wrote. “I enjoy playing some. But the game I grew up with was five-card draw. I used to play with my parents and brother and sisters, not for money, just for fun. I played a lot of it in the college dorm, too. But I can’t find it in casinos. Why not?”
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Double Double Bonus Poker is the one of the most popular video poker games around, largely because of the 2,000-coin bonanza for four Aces when the fifth card is a 2, 3 or 4.
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Travel Tunica learned how to play poker recently, so when we were invited to the media event of the World Series of Poker (WSOP) at Harrah’s Tunica, we were all in.
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The World Series of Poker is the longest-running, largest, richest, and most prestigious gaming event in the world, and it will be in Tunica soon! This marks the sixth season of WSOP Circuits, which are played at Harrah’s properties throughout the United States. Harrah’s Tunica is the fifth of eleven WSOP Circuit stops scheduled this season.
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