Double Double Bonus Poker Guide

Double Double Bonus Video Poker is a simple game of five-card draw poker that offers bonus payouts for different combinations of Four-of-a-Kinds. Score a winning poker hand, and enjoy winning high payouts. These include exceptional payouts for many different special Four-of-a-Kind hands. You’re closer to maximum excitement and enjoyment when you play Double Double Bonus Poker, especially when betting on more than one hand at a time.

How to Play Double Double Bonus Poker

Double Double Double Bonus Poker is a variation of Jacks or Better Poker with a bonus payout for four Aces, and large number of other Four-of-a-Kinds. As in all variations of draw poker, the dealer doles out five cards to you. You choose which cards to keep by clicking on them, then pressing Deal, which replaces the remaining cards for new. This finished hand is considered a winner if you have a Pair of Jacks or better.

The possible winning hands are, by rank:

1. Royal Flush
2. Straight Flush
3. Four-of-a-Kind Aces
4. Four-of-a-Kind Aces with a 2, 3, or 4
5. Four-of-a-Kind 2’s, 3’s, or 4’s with an Ace, 2, 3, or 4
6. Four-of-a-Kind 2–4
7. Four-of-a-Kind 5–King
8. Full House
9. Flush
10. Straight
11. Three-of-a-Kind
12. Two Pair
13. Jacks or Better

Wild Cards in Double Double Bonus Poker

There are no wild cards in Double Double Bonus Poker at Silver Oak Casino.

The Double Double Bonus Poker Bonus Round

With Double Double Bonus Poker, you get a chance to increase your winnings twofold, every time you build a winning hand. Play the Double or Nothing Bonus Round and all you have to do is choose a card higher than the Dealer’s. Risk it all every time you win the Double or Nothing Bonus Round – keep playing and doubling as long as you feel lucky.

Playing Multi-Hand Double Double Bonus Poker

Choose from 3, 10, 52 or 100 hands at a time to play Multi-hand Double Double Bonus Poker at Silver Oak Casino. Because the minimum purchase is so low, even 100 hands at a time is inexpensive, but the potential of winning is so much higher!

Losing hands in a multiple-hand game are greyed out, and payouts for all winning hands are shown on the left side of the screen.

Double Double Bonus Poker Tips

• At Silver Oak Casino, playing more credits increases the payouts on winning hands.
• If your initial deal features three cards in a sequence, hold the sequential and nothing else. You’ll have the potential of three different types of Straights. This is particularly helpful when playing multiple hand versions of Double Double Bonus Poker.
• It is never a good idea to keep unmatched high-ranking cards when you only have a Pair. It drastically reduces the potential for building better hands.
• Try not to keep Two Pairs, unless one is Jacks or Higher. Keeping both sacrifices the ability to draw a Three- or Four-of-a-Kind, which both feature a much higher payout, but Two Pair could be the start of a Full House.

Double Double Bonus Poker Glossary

Bet: The amount of credits you wager in any round of play.

Bet One: Click when you want to wager one credit at a time (up to five credits).

Bet Max: Click when you want to wager the maximum of five credits and automatically deal the cards.

Draw Deal: Click when you want to deals the cards after your bet has been placed or after you have selected the cards in your hand that you want to hold.

Four-of-a-Kind Aces w/ 2–4: A winning hand consisting of four Aces with a 2, 3, or 4.

Four-of-a-Kind Aces: A winning hand consisting of Four Aces with any unmatched card.

Four-of-a-Kind 2–4: A winning hand consisting of four 2’s, 3’s, or 4’s with any unmatched card.

Four-of-a-Kind 2–4 w/ Ace-4: A winning hand consisting of four 2’s, 3’s, or 4’s with an Ace

Four-of-a-Kind 5–King: A winning hand consisting of four 5’s, 6’s, 7’s, 8’s, 9’s, 10’s, Jacks, Queens, or Kings with any unmatched card.

Full House: A winning hand consisting of a Three-of-a-Kind, plus a Pair – two cards of the same rank.

Flush: A winning hand consisting of five cards all from the same suit, but not in sequence.

Hold: Click on the cards you want to keep – the Hold banner will appear on those cards. Clicking Draw Deal will replace the other cards.

Jacks or Better: A winning hand consisting of two cards of same rank that are Jacks or higher, with three unmatched cards.

Royal Flush: A winning hand consisting of a Ten, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace of the same suit.

Straight: A winning hand consisting of five cards in sequential order, but not from the same suit.

Straight Flush: A winning hand consisting of five cards of the same suit in sequential order.

Three-of-a-Kind: A winning hand consisting of three cards of the same rank, and two unmatched cards.

Two Pair: A winning hand consisting of two matching sets of two cards of the same rank, but not Four-of-a-Kind, with one unmatched card.

History of Double Double Bonus Poker

In the Seventies, the first video poker games were launched around the same time as personal computers appeared in the marketplace. In 1979, a video game called Draw Poker was introduced by International Game Technology, making video poker quite popular.

In the Eighties, more of the traditional casino floors became dedicated to video poker because players thought video poker was easier to learn, and less intimidating than playing at the tables. The craze for video poker grew as equipment with better graphics and speed was produced.

The Nineties saw the advent of internet video poker. Players started trying their luck using their home computers because it was convenient and faster to play. Game enthusiasts saved money since there were no travel costs or expenses involved, giving them more time and money to spend on gambling.

Since high-speed broadband internet connections became affordable, many players world-wide have explored the infinite variety of online video poker. Every day, more than 300,000 people around the world play online video poker games.