Please welcome another popular video poker developed by RTG – Double Double Bonus Poker! This version was developed like almost the same as Double Bonus poker, but in this one some “Four of a Kind” combinations payouts are doubled when you are playing 100-handed version. It gives the best chances to win substantial amount of money very quickly, and all types of players will find this game very interesting.

In Double Double Double Bonus video poker used standard 52 cards deck, no “Wild” cards and “Auto Hold” feature. Coins size varies from $0.05 to $5, giving the total bet size up to $500. The best payouts are for maximum bet (5 coins). The smallest winning combination is a pair of Jacks, and the biggest is Royal Flush. Payouts for every combination are very decent and house edge on this video poker is set to minimum possible level.

How to play video poker: when player are dealt a first 5 cards he/she has do decide what cards to hold or discard, and then draw the remaining cards from the deck. All winning combinations will be paid for every hand.

Below is the paytable for RTG Double Double Bonus video poker:

• Four Aces w/any 2, 3, 4 – 2000 coins
• Royal Flush – 4000 coins
• Four Aces – 800 coins
• Four of 2, 3 or 4 w/any ACE, 2, 3, 4 – 800 coins
• Four of a Kind (2 to 4) – 400 coins
• Four of a Kind (5 to K) – 250 coins
• Straight Flush – 250 coins
• Full House – 45 coins
• Flush – 30 coins
• Straight – 20 coins
• Three of a Kind – 15 coins
• Jacks or Better – 5 coins
• Two Pairs – 5 coins

A one-hundred hand grid is used in this version of Double Double Bonus Poker. You are dealt 5 cards face up. Only the bottom hand displays the starting cards. Hold or discard as many cards as you want to make the highest paying combination. Each hand uses a separate 52 card deck and each hand contains the same held cards as the bottom line hand. Draw to be dealt the remaining cards to each hand from their separate decks. Hands with no winning combinations will be shaded out and winning combinations will display in the pay table on the left. The highest combination is paid out on each hand.