Editing Video poker (section)

==Terminology==

As with regular [[poker]], there are many different terms and phrases that are associated with playing video poker, including the following:<ref>{{cite book|last1=Bracelin|first1=Jason|title=Fodor's Travel. Las Vegas|date=2019|publisher=Fodor's Travel Publications|location=New York|isbn=978-1640971950|pages=228–231|edition=30th}}</ref>

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! Video Poker Term !! Explanation
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| Full Pay || The highest paying variant of a video poker game. Typically with high return-to-player game percentages.
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| Low Pay  || Refers to video poker games which increase the house edge and reduce the return-to-player percentage.
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| Natural Royal Flush  || A unique case when the highest possible hand, a Royal Flush, is dealt to the player.
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| Power Poker || Theoretically the most profitable poker strategy. 
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| Multi-Play || A feature that allows participants to play with more than one hand.
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| Hold || When a player chooses to keep the cards in their hand.
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| Auto Hold || A feature available in certain video poker games. If turned on, the game automatically chooses which cards to hold.
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| Not So Ugly Ducks (NSUD) ||  A game most well known for paying 16 for a 5 of a kind and 10 for a straight flush.
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| Game Denomination || Refers to the value of the cards or the coin size in a video poker game.
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| Flush || A five-card hand that contains cards of the same suit.
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| Discard || The cards you decide to throw away after the initial deal.
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| Draw || The second deal of the cards, after you have decided which cards to hold and which to discard.
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| Hand || The five cards (or less) dealt on the screen are known as a hand.
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