• The "Bet One" button allows you to start at one, then increase the amount of that bet manually and incrementally.

• The "Bet Max" will automatically bring you to the maximum bet.

• You click "Deal" to get five cards, face-up.

• You click on the cards you don't want to keep, then click "Draw."

• When you win a hand, you can elect to "Collect" the amount of that win, or "Double" it for the next hand.

• The Increase (+) and Decrease (-) buttons affect a change in the coin size that is wagered.

• Total Bet = Number of coins X Coin Size.

• The Royal Flush is the Ten, Jack, Queen, Ten and Ace of the same suit.

• A Straight Flush involves having five cards in sequence that are of the same suit (unless, of course, it is a Royal Flush)

• A Full House consists of three cards of one denomination along with a pair of another denomination in one five-card hand.

• A Flush consists of five cards of the same suit.

• A Straight consists of five cards in sequence (e.g., 2-3-4-5-6) that are not of the same suit.

• Four of a Kind, Three of a Kind and Two Pairs should be self-explanatory.

• Jacks or Better contains a pair of Jacks or a higher denomination, along with three other cards in the hand that are "unmatched."

• The rules allow for a "Doubling" option, in which the player can simply collect after a win or engage with a showdown with the dealer in order to double the win amount.

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