Video Poker Player
Published Monthly
Video Poker Player is a newsletter devoted to the video poker enthusiast. Edited by Skip Hughes, the newsletter features the latest information on video poker all over the United States. Current conditions, casino reviews, strategy articles, trip reports and much more can be found in each edition. For some of the best writing on video poker, read Video Poker Player.
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Video Poker Rules and History
If you look back 100 years, you'll find that the basic rules of video poker were already set in place on the mechanical machines that were popular in saloons. Video poker of today is an electronic version of those old machines. There have been many technological innovations, but as they say, the game remains the same. If you're not sure of the hand rankings, you are in the right place. You can also check out the history of video poker right here at ReadyBetGo!
Video Poker - The Electronic AgeVideo poker became one of the most popular gaming machines in the world when the technology of video and microprocessors combined with the poker machines invented in the 19th century. This fascinating story continues in part two of our history of video poker.
Basic Video Poker RulesReadyBetGo's basic video poker rules cover the deal, draw, winning hands and pay tables of this popular game.
Video Poker, The Origins of the GameWhen we think of video poker machines, we believe them to be modern games not possible without the technology of computers and television. While it's true that 'video' poker couldn't be possible without video, the basics of the game can trace their origin to poker machines that were manufactured and flourished at the end of the 19th century.