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| OBJECT: |
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| To draw a high-scoring hand.
The hands are displayed on the game screen, in the order of their
value. You must have at least a pair of face cards, or aces, to score
a winning hand. |
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| HOW TO PLAY: |
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| In each round you will be dealt five
cards. Try to build you hand from these cards, if possible. You may
keep as many/few cards as you choose, or none at all. You will then
be dealt cards to replace those you discarded. If you have a winning
hand, the screen will highlight the hand won. If you do not have a
winning hand, you will lose your bet. |
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| To hold a card, click on the 'hold'
button beneath the card. If you change your mind, just click on the
'held' button. Click on Deal/Draw to deal the cards. |
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DESCRIPTIONS OF THE VARIOUS HANDS:
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| Jacks or Better: A pair of Jacks, Queens,
Kings or Aces. |
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| Two Pair: Two pairs of any value, i.e.,
a pair of 3s and a pair of 10s. |
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| Three of a Kind: Three cards of the
same value, i.e., three 7s, three Jacks, etc. |
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| Straight: Five cards of consecutive
value, i.e., An Ace, 2, 3, 4, 5. Note: the cards do not have to appear
on the screen in consecutive order. |
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| Flush: Five cards of the same suit,
i.e., all Hearts, all Clubs, etc. |
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| Full House: A pair and three-of-a-kind
combo, i.e. three Queens and two 5s. |
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| Straight Flush: A straight with all
the cards being the same suit. |
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| Four of a Kind: Four cards of the same
value, i.e., four 8s, four Jacks, etc. |
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| Royal Flush: The 10, Jack, Queen, King
and Ace - all being of the same suit. |
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