The name of the game, Joker Poker, refers to the fact that there are 53 cards in the pack used in this game, instead of the normal 52. The extra card is a Joker, which acts as a wild card. The Joker can stand in for cards of any suit and denomination to complete a winning hand. Whenever you get the Joker, the computer will automatically assign a suit and value to it to give you the highest possible payout for the cards you are holding. This makes it easier to create winning hands.

Payout Schedule Casino Kingdom’s game follows the standard rules of the game Joker Poker video poker. The table below shows the payouts, in coins, for the winning hands. A similar table can be found above the cards on the game screen. The winning hands will be paid out according to the number of coins bet and the value of each coin. The Poker Hands Natural Royal Flush This is the highest hand in standard video poker and consists of the following cards: Ace, King Queen, Jack, Ten, all of the same suit. E.g. or Five of a Kind This is any hand containing four cards of the same denomination and a Joker. E.g. or Joker Royal Flush This is a hand where the Joker completes a Royal Flush. E.g. or Straight Flush This is a combination of five cards in sequence all of the same suit. A Joker can complete this combination. E.g. or Four of a Kind This is a combination of four cards of the same denomination. A Joker can complete this combination. E.g. or Full House This is a combination of three cards of one denomination and two cards of another denomination and may be completed with a Joker. E.g. or Flush This is a combination of five cards all of the same suit. A Joker can complete this combination. E.g. or Straight This is a combination of five cards in sequence of any suit. A joker can complete this combination. E.g. or Three of a Kind This is a combination of three cards of the same denomination and any two other cards. This combination may be completed with a Joker. E.g. or Two Pairs Two different pairs and any fifth card. E.g. or Kings or Better A pair of Kings or Aces and three unmatched cards. E.g. or