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For slot machine players, there's nothing better than attending to the bonus screen, and for multi-hand video poker players, there's nothing better than being dealt a large hand like an entire house or four-of-a-kind, in the past. Now there's Ultimate X Video Poker, that's a traditional multi-hand video poker game with an way to the bonus feature available on 3-play, 5-play, and 10-play video poker.

Basis of the Game

The basis of the sport is that the player bets 10-coins per line rather than 5-coins per line with the intention to gain a better payout on future hands. That doesn't assistance on the primary play, but anytime a winning combination is made, the following hand could have the next payout if a winning combination is made. Obviously the primary concern this is that the player is betting a lot more than usual (double), and this may increasingly have a big impact on their bankroll.

Before giving this game feature a go, consider that this game could have a miles quicker ride - consider it a roller coaster in comparison to a merry-go-round, and it's taking your bankroll up some climbs, but additionally down, down, down during any streak of bad hands.

Slot manufacturer IGT makes a complete of 26 different types of Ultimate X (from Jack's or Better, to Joker Poker - and with different payouts). Taking a look at a Double Double Bonus Poker table with a 9/5 payout (9 coins for a whole house per coin bet and 5 coins for a flush per coin bet) the sport has an overly high payout of 98.36 percent.

That's quite appetizing, and the sport is lots of fun to play. Needless to say as with every video poker games, those high payouts are just achieved with perfect play, and naturally they include your royal flush hits, which are few and much between, stretching your money management skills to bursting (or deflating, because the case may be).

Multiplier Examples

The multiplier is often 2X (pays double) for large hits, all hands above an entire house. Remember, that is the next hand, not the present one. As for lower hands, on that double double game, the multiplier earned is:

• Jacks or Better 2X
• Two Pair 3X
• Three of a sort 4X
• Straight 8X
• Flush 10X
• Full House 12X

As an example, in case you get a couple that sometimes pays even-money, but had a three-of-a-kind on that line the last hand, the multiplier could be 4X and rather than getting 5 coins back you're going to get 20 coins. Obviously you're looking to follow an even hand with a killer hand, like a flush providing you with a 10X multiplier with a full-house if you want to now pay 450 coins, as opposed to the standard 45. If you wish to dream larger, consider what happens while you hit a 4-of-a-kind or a royal with a multiplier!

If you're lucky, you will see a machine with multipliers still on it! That's a pleasant start in your session. At the other hand, be sure to have enough bankroll left to not be the person who has to depart those beautiful multipliers at the screen. That said, don't also get into the habit of putting more money into your machine simply because there's a 2X on screen. When you do, you're more likely to play greater than you were expecting. Ultimately you're walking the tightrope here between getting good odds and betting too much.

Optimal strategy should be used at video poker, but if playing multiple hands, any errors are multiplied greatly. On the same time, with Ultimate X, errors may also be multiplied since the player is wagering 10 coins per line in place of the usual 5. Play wisely!

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