Jacks or Better review

This mega video poker game lets players wager on 10 different video poker hands at the same time. The screen is dominated by one large hand – the Jackpot Hand – while 9 smaller hands fill the area above it. Each hand is dealt out of a separate 52-card deck. All 10 hands must be played simultaneously, so when a bet size is chosen, the round will actually cost 10x that amount. The Jackpot Hand is spun first, then players choose which cards to hold – these are then held across the other 9 hands, and the final spin takes place. An auto-hold feature is available which chooses the best play automatically.

To win the progressive jackpot, players must spin a Royal Flush on the Jackpot Hand after spinning with a max bet. Only the Jackpot Hand pays the progressive jackpot – a Royal Flush on any other hand pays 4000 coins.