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Double Bonus Video Poker
Draw poker with a temper — four of a kind is the whole point.
Double Bonus takes the classic draw-poker frame and pays a premium on four of a kind, with four aces the marquee hand. TiltSeven runs a single-hand 9/6 Double Bonus schedule: bet, take five server-dealt cards, hold any, draw once, and get paid by the printed table.
No deposits · no purchases · no withdrawals · no redemptions · no prizes · no cash value.
How a round works
Double Bonus Video Poker
- 1
Bet tokens and deal five cards from a server-shuffled deck.
- 2
Hold and draw once — Double Bonus strategy leans harder on aces than the classic game ever does.
- 3
Your final hand settles by the printed 9/6 Double Bonus table — the four-of-a-kind rows carry the bonus — straight to the ledger.
The odds, honestly
The bonus rows bend the whole strategy toward four of a kind.
| Bet / outcome | Chance | Pays |
|---|---|---|
| Four aces | ≈ 1 in 5,000 | per paytable |
House edge
Four aces land about once in 5,000 hands, and those fat bonus rows are funded the honest way — leaner pays elsewhere on the schedule — so the ride is bumpier than Jacks or Better. The exact prices are printed on the machine, and the economics program is aligning every TiltSeven video-poker schedule to keep long-run return below 100%.
Fair play, by construction
- Every outcome is drawn server-side and settled into the ledger — nothing is decided in your browser.
- Rules and paytables live in reviewable contracts; the same math runs for every player.
- Play tokens only: whatever the odds say, nothing here is ever worth money.
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