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Triple Bonus Poker - Poker Variant
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Triple Bonus Poker

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Triple Bonus Poker is a draw video poker variant in which the player receives five cards, chooses which cards to hold, and draws replacements from a computerized deck. Its pay table places unusually large rewards on selected four-of-a-kind hands, especially four aces, while reducing returns for some more common hands compared with many Jacks or Better variants. It is intended for video poker players who accept greater volatility in exchange for more concentrated quad payouts.

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How is Triple Bonus Poker played?

The machine deals five cards, the player chooses which cards to hold, and replacement cards are drawn from a computerized deck. The final hand is paid according to the selected machine's pay table.

Why is four aces important in Triple Bonus Poker?

Triple Bonus Poker offers unusually large rewards for selected four-of-a-kind hands, especially four aces. The tradeoff is that other parts of the pay table can be reduced compared with more balanced video-poker versions.

How does Triple Bonus Poker differ from Double Bonus Poker?

Both games increase payouts for specific four-of-a-kind hands, but Triple Bonus Poker changes the reward structure further and may lower other payouts. The exact comparison depends on the pay-table version installed on the machine.

Does the name Triple Bonus mean every hand has a triple payout?

No. The name refers to bonus payouts for particular four-of-a-kind categories, not a general three-times multiplier. The machine's pay table shows which hands receive the extra reward.

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