Game Rules

• A standard deck of 52 cards is used and shuffled after each round of play.
  
  
• The player makes the bet and then clicks "Deal" to begin play. Five cards are dealt to the player, after which the player makes the decision as to which cards to hold. Cards are drawn to fill out the hand and then a winner (if any) is determined and paid out.
  
  
• The payout table is clear in listing the precise payouts, for each coin level (one through five) for every possible winning combination.
  
  
• When the player wins a hand, he or she has the opportunity to double the winning amount by clicking the "Doubling" option. Five cards are laid across the screen - one of which is face-up (the dealer's card) and four of which are face-down (the player's cards). The player clicks on one of the face-down cards, and wins if that card is of a higher rank than the dealer's card.

Payout Schedule

• Double Bonus Poker starts paying out at Jacks or Better (5 coins based on a five-coin bet) and Two Pairs (the same payout). The following are additional winning combinations and payouts, all based on the maximum five-coin denominations: Three of a Kind pays 15 coins, Straight (25), Flush (35), Full House (45) and Straight Flush (250).
  
  
• Then we have the various Fours of a Kind. When it is composed of anything from fives through Kings, the payout is 250 coins. When it is twos, threes or fours, it is 400 coins. Four Aces pays 800 coins. A Royal Flush pays 4000 coins for five coins. For four coins, it is a 1000-coin payout. That's a big dropoff. And there is also a considerable drop from the 4000-coin top jackpot to the 800-coin reward for Four Aces.