Jacks or Better 4 Hand

Jacks or Better 4 Hand is Tom Horn's multi-hand version of the most widely known video poker game. You hold cards from a single five-card deal, and the draw is then played out on four separate hands, so a single good hold can be rewarded up to four times in the same round.

The rules are the standard ones: any pair of jacks or higher is the first paying hand, and the royal flush tops the paytable. With no wilds or bonus rounds, results depend on hold decisions, and the hint button helps newer players learn them. Stakes run from 0.08 € to 100 €, and gamble, max bet and autoplay controls are built in. It suits players who like a strategy game they can also play on mobile.

Set a coin value from 0.01 to 25 and a bet level from 1 to 5, or press max bet. Deal five cards, hold the ones you want and draw replacements for the rest; you can also discard all five. Each of the four hands is completed and paid on its own.

Payouts start at jacks or better, meaning a pair of jacks, queens, kings or aces, and climb through two pair, three of a kind, straight, flush, full house and straight flush to the royal flush, 10 to ace of one suit, which pays up to 4000 coins multiplied by the stake. There are no wilds, scatters or side bets.