Introduction

The set includes the 2-in-1, 48 in. Dia game table with 4 matching chairs. The reversible dining table surface quickly turns into a felt-lined game table surface with an easy flip of the table top. The poker surface has space for 8 players and includes built-in drink holders and chip slots. Introduction Flip & Pay Poker is a video poker variant that is placed on top of conventional three-play, five-play, and ten-play video poker machines. The player can play those games normally or pay a fee equal to the maximum bet amount of five coins per line to invoke the Flip & Pay feature. Flop Poker Rules. To begin, each player makes an Ante wager and a Pot wager. The Ante is any amount that fits the table limits while the Pot wager is the table minimum. Each player receives three cards, face down, and can look at them after all the cards are out.

Flip & Pay Poker is a video poker variant that is placed on top of conventional three-play, five-play, and ten-play video poker machines. The player can play those games normally or pay a fee equal to the maximum bet amount of five coins per line to invoke the Flip & Pay feature. If the feature is active, cards may flip a card one rank in either direction, leaving the suit the same, if it improves the hand to at least a two pair.

Rules

Flip & Pay can play like conventional three-, five-, or ten-play video poker. In addition, if the player pays a fee equal to the total bet amount if playing without the feature, then he will invoke the Flip & Pay feature.
With the feature active, at most one card will flip one position in rank, but not suit, on the deal if these conditions are bet:
- The flip results in a hand of two pair or higher.
- The flip results in a hand of greater expected value than with the original card.
- The flip results in a card not already in the player's hand.
If more than one card meet these requirements, the game will chose the flip that results in a hand of the greatest expected value.
Cards of rank three to king can flip one rank in either direction. For example, the seven of hearts can flip to the six of hearts or eight of hearts.
The deuce can flip to a three or ace.
The ace can flip to a deuce or king.
The player can choose to un-flip the card if he wants, but he never should.
If a card gets flipped, the old card will be put back in the deck, available to get on the draw.
In addition to the enabling the feature, the additional fee pumps up the pay table, generally on the straight, flush, and full house.

Example

The example below shows a game based on 3-play Bonus Poker. On the deal I was dealt the five of clubs, five of hearts, the four of diamonds, and two junk cards. The four of diamonds flipped up to the five of diamonds, giving me a three of a kind. You can tell is was formerly the four of diamonds from the box on lower right.

I threw away the two junk cards and improved to a four of a kind on one of my hands on the draw.

Analysis

The following tables show my analysis of games and pay tables I'm aware of. The return column is the product of the win, probability and 0.5. The reason for dividing by two is the player must double his bet to invoke the feature, thus any win should be divided by two if comparing it to the total amount bet.

13-10-7 Jacks or Better

Event	Pays	Combinations	Probability	Return
Royal flush	800	521,357,448	0.000026	0.010462
Straight flush	50	2,690,768,748	0.000135	0.003375
Four of a kind	25	153,997,920,828	0.007726	0.096571
Full house	13	670,186,134,612	0.033622	0.218540
Flush	10	338,467,524,204	0.016980	0.084900
Straight	7	675,700,173,072	0.033898	0.118644
Three of a kind	3	2,662,719,968,052	0.133582	0.200373
Two pair	2	3,572,194,567,428	0.179208	0.179208
Jacks or better	1	2,574,912,836,736	0.129177	0.064588
Nothing	0	9,281,839,266,072	0.465647	0.000000
Total	19,933,230,517,200	1.000000	0.976661

12-9-8 Jacks or Better

Event	Pays	Combinations	Probability	Return
Royal flush	800	522,833,868	0.000026	0.010492
Straight flush	50	2,552,206,332	0.000128	0.003201
Four of a kind	25	154,030,102,716	0.007727	0.096591
Full house	12	670,277,661,444	0.033626	0.201757
Flush	9	314,434,550,220	0.015774	0.070985
Straight	8	702,030,676,812	0.035219	0.140876
Three of a kind	3	2,661,931,750,404	0.133542	0.200314
Two pair	2	3,567,705,909,876	0.178983	0.178983
Jacks or better	1	2,630,225,949,444	0.131952	0.065976
Nothing	0	9,229,518,876,084	0.463022	0.000000
Total	19,933,230,517,200	1.000000	0.969174

12-9-7 Bonus Poker

Event	Pays	Combinations	Probability	Return
Royal flush	800	505,817,256	0.000025	0.010150
Straight flush	50	2,561,493,324	0.000129	0.003213
Four aces	80	12,700,415,844	0.000637	0.025486
Four 2-4	40	35,535,300,792	0.001783	0.035654
Four 5-K	25	105,942,557,544	0.005315	0.066436
Full house	12	670,974,672,780	0.033661	0.201967
Flush	9	317,843,280,300	0.015945	0.071754
Straight	7	689,679,088,800	0.034599	0.121098
Three of a kind	3	2,669,307,415,104	0.133912	0.200869
Two pair	2	3,580,053,587,352	0.179602	0.179602
Jacks or better	1	2,643,732,119,268	0.132629	0.066315
Nothing	0	9,204,394,768,836	0.461761	0.000000
Total	19,933,230,517,200	1.000000	0.982544

11-10-7 Bonus Poker

Event	Pays	Combinations	Probability	Return
Royal flush	800	516,780,156	0.000026	0.010370
Straight flush	50	2,684,255,892	0.000135	0.003367
Four aces	80	12,711,938,124	0.000638	0.025509
Four 2-4	40	35,519,125,224	0.001782	0.035638
Four 5-K	25	105,795,529,536	0.005307	0.066344
Full house	11	670,223,812,716	0.033623	0.184929
Flush	10	339,614,801,712	0.017038

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