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Video Poker

Chances are if you're visiting us here at Virtual-Poker.net, you're interested in learning a little bit about classic poker. Video poker and classic poker are not highly related. They two games share the concept of poker hands, but that's as far as the similarities go. Strategy for video poker is not at all like strategy for any form of classic poker.

If you want to play or learn classic poker, stick around and Virtual-Poker.net will show you everything you want to see. If you're interested in learning or playing video poker, we can point you to some of the best sites on the Internet to get started, and to play.

Some points of logic differ when playing video poker and table poker. Lets take a quick look:

In video poker you never hold a kicker (an unmatched high card). In table poker you have to take in much more information to make that decision, and sometimes you will keep a kicker.

Nobody goes for an inside straight in table poker, but play certain versions of video poker and it's statistically the right move.

In video poker, a hand's value is determined solely by the machine's pay table. In table poker you can win with absolutely nothing, if you convince everyone else to drop out. In video poker a pair of jacks is the same value as a pair of aces.

In table poker having a hand that is a partial royal flush is usually not worth considering. In video poker however, a great deal of attention is paid to the royal flush, as it's payout is disproportionate to the rest of the hands. Video poker players spend a significant amount of time pursuing royals, whereas table poker players only pursue a relatively strong hand.

To learn more about video poker, visit some of these fine sites:

Video-Poker-Zone.com
Fattonys-Video-Poker.com
American-Video-Poker.com
House-of-Video-Poker.com
Mr VideoPoker.com



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