Triple Play Keno Draw Poker

Triple Play Keno Draw Poker is a combination of keno and video poker that sees you play three hands simultaneously. This machine plays like standard Triple Play video poker, but you can also make an extra 5 coin or 10 coin bet to activate a keno drawing. For fans of both video poker and keno, Triple Play Keno Draw Poker can be an exciting affair. Find the answers to both of these questions as we discuss Triple Play Keno Draw Poker’s betting, rules, variations, pay table, and strategy.

The betting process begins with deciding how many coins you want to put on each of the three hands. You can put anywhere from 1 5 coins on each hand. When you do this, you’ll have the option of placing either a 5 coin or 10 coin keno bet. This activates the keno card on the right hand side, which can add multipliers and additional credits to your regular wins. As we’ll discuss in the strategy section, the keno bet improves long term payback. But you also have to consider that the 15 coin max bet plus a 5 coin keno wager adds up to $5.00. When you’ve decided your hand and keno bet, click Deal to receive your 5 card hand. As with all multi hand video poker variations, only your bottom card is dealt face up while the other hands remain face down. Any card that you hold or discard in the bottom hand is mirrored in the two face down hands. Here’s an example: you keep an ace in your bottom hand, and an ace will be flipped over in both of the face down hands. When the keno bet is activated, you also select numbers on the onscreen card, just like you would with a regular keno game. The more numbers you select, the more you have to hit to win extra credits and multipliers. Once your hand and the keno draw are finished, potential payouts are made according to the pay table, and keno winnings / multipliers are added to your win. As mentioned before, you can either bet 5 credits or 10 credits on the optional keno wager. The difference is that you stand to win larger credit prizes and multipliers when you place the full 10 credit bet. If you want to achieve the highest possible payback, then the 10 coin keno bet is the best option. But remember that this pushes your overall wager to $6.25 per hand when including the 15 coin base bet. Triple Play Keno Draw Poker comes in eight different variations, which you can see below:

• Jacks or Better:This game is good for beginners because it offers a simple pay table and strategy. The lowest qualifying payout is for a pair of jacks.
• Bonus Poker:You receive bonus payouts for specific 4 of a kind hands, including four aces; four 2s through 4s; and four 5s through kings.
• Bonus Poker Deluxe:Offers double the 4 of a kind payouts that Bonus Poker does. But a two pair only pays 1 credit, rather than 2 coins like in Bonus Poker.
• Deuces Wild:All 2s are wild, and you get a bonus payout for four deuces.
• Double Bonus Deuces Wild:The same as Deuces Wild, with the exception of a bigger payout for four deuces.
• Double Bonus:You get double payouts for the same bonus hands in Bonus Poker.
• Double Double Bonus:Offers larger bonus payouts than Double Bonus, but you only get 1 credit for a two pair.

Triple Double Bonus Poker: Pays even bigger bonuses than Double Double Bonus for 4 of a kinds. But you only get 1 coin for a two pair, and the lowest qualifying hand is a pair of kings.

As discussed above, Triple Play Keno Draw Poker offers 9 different games. This means that the pay table you’re dealing with varies based on the specific game you’re paying. No matter which video poker variation you choose, you’ll also find two separate keno pay tables that are based on 5 coin and 10 coin bets. Here’s a look at both of these pay tables along with a Jacks or Better pay schedule: If you’ve played keno before, then you won’t have any trouble identifying the wins in relation to how many balls you select. If you’re new to keno, you should still be able to pick up the game without much effort. Keep in mind that the multiplier is only applied to your video poker hand win, and the keno only win is added after the fact. Earlier we mentioned that the keno bets raise your overall payback. The reason why is because both the 5 coin and 10 coin wagers offer positive expectation. Below you can see how keno bets affect payback for different video poker variations and pay tables:

• 9 / 5 Jacks or Better payback w / o keno bet: 98.45% payback
• 9 / 5 Jacks or Better w / 5 coin keno bet 5 balls: 98.76% payback
• 9 / 5 Jacks or Better w / 10 coin keno bet 5 balls: 98.97% payback
• 8 / 5 Bonus Poker w / o keno bet: 98.37% payback
• 8 / 5 Bonus Poker w / 5 coin keno bet 5 balls: 98.67% payback
• 8 / 5 Bonus Poker w / 10 coin keno bet 5 balls: 98.89% payback
• 9 / 5 Bonus Poker Deluxe w / o keno bet: 98.55% payback
• 9 / 5 Bonus Poker Deluxe w / 5 coin keno bet 5 balls: 98.85% payback
• 9 / 5 Bonus Poker Deluxe w / 10 coin keno bet 5 balls: 99.05% payback

This sample shows how payback increases as you move from no keno bet, to a 5 coin keno wager, to a 10 coin keno bet. The long term payoff isn’t much larger than what you’d normally get with these games. Even still, it’s worth making the 10 coin keno bet if you have the bankroll to do so.

Other than the keno aspect, Triple Play Keno Draw Poker video poker doesn’t require any specific strategy. You can use the strategy that you normally would for a specific video poker variation. Given that we discussed the Jacks or Better pay table before, here are two different strategy charts that you can use for Triple Play Keno Draw Jacks or Better.

• Royal flush, straight flush, 4 of a kind
• 4 cards to a royal flush
• Full house, flush, straight, 3 of a kind
• 4 cards to a straight flush
• 2 pair
• High pair aces to jacks
• 3 cards to a royal flush
• 4 cards to a flush
• Low pair 10s to 2s
• 4 cards to an outside straight
• 2 unsuited high cards
• Suited K 10, Q 10, or J 10
• One high card
• Discard everything

• Royal flush, straight flush, 4 of a kind
• 4 cards to a royal flush
• Full house, flush, straight, 3 of a kind
• 4 cards to a straight flush
• Two pair
• High pair aces to jacks
• 3 cards to a royal flush
• 4 cards to a flush
• Unsuited K Q J T
• Low pair 10s or lower
• 4 cards to an outside straight w / 0 to 2 high cards
• 3 cards to a straight flush
• Suited Q J
• 4 cards to an inside straight w / 4 high cards
• Suited K Q, K J
• Suited A K, A Q, or A J
• 4 cards to an inside straight w / 3 high cards
• 3 cards to a straight flush
• Unsuited K Q J
• Unsuited Q J
• Suited J T
• 2 unsuited high cards w / king high card
• Suited Q T
• 2 unsuited high cards w / ace high card
• Jack only
• Suited K T
• Queen, king, or ace only
• 3 cards to a straight flush
• Discard everything

As you may know, keno is a volatile game that involves big payouts and low win frequency. You deal with this when you make the optional bet in Triple Play Keno Draw Poker too. If you also fail to win any of your three regular video poker hands, this is $5.00 to $6.25 down the drain. Of course, the payoff is that you can also hit big wins thanks to your regular payouts combined with multipliers. But just know that you’ll need a bigger bankroll to survive the variance and get these large payouts.

Triple Play Keno Draw Poker combines the randomness and big payouts of keno with the skilled strategy of video poker. This is perfect for any video poker who also enjoys volatile, random games like keno and slots. The only thing is that you must be willing to bet the max on three hands, plus an additional 5 coin or 10 coin keno wager. But even if you feel like taking a break and not making the keno wager, this game won’t penalize you for doing so. And if you’d rather play the game without the keno aspect, you can check out the similar Super Triple Play Poker title. The only catch is that casinos often use lesser pay tables for Triple Play Keno Draw because of the keno bet’s positive effect on the house edge. That said, it’s important to find the best pay table that you can with Triple Play Keno Draw video poker in order to boost your odds of winning.