50-Line Joker Poker Review
Score: 9.67 / 10


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50-Line Joker Poker Review

This is a 50 line version of Joker Poker. The first hand is dealt with large cards at the bottom center of the screen. The remaining 49 hands occupy the major portion of the screen. The coin size selector appears on the bottom right of the screen. The buttons for game operations appear below the main hand. A cell on the right displays the amount bet in the particular deal and a cell on the left displays the amount won after the game is over. In the bottom toolbar is the indicator for the player’s balance on the left and the menu button on the right. The menu button leads to the game history, options and help file. The payout table is accessed by clicking the Pay Table button. It displays the payouts for one to five coins wagered.

In Joker Poker the joker acts as the wild card. The lowest paying poker hand is kings or better. Because of the joker being present it is possible to have five of a kind. This is the normal four of a kind with the fifth card being a joker. Joker Poker also differentiates between a natural royal flush and a joker royal flush in the payout table. Read Full Review
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What's Hot
  • 50 hands played simultaneously
  • Joker is a wild card
  • Gamble feature
Not Too Hot
  • Pay table begins with kings or better
  • Card sizes are small

Full Review - 50-Line Joker Poker (9.67)

The game begins by the player selecting the coin size. The options available are 0.01, 0.05, 0.10, 0.25 and 0.50. Next the player has to select the number of coins per hand from 1 to 5. By clicking the Bet One button once the player selects one coin per hand. By clicking the Bet One button again the player can increase the number of coins per hand. If the player wants to wager with five coins per hand he can click the Bet Max button. The total amount wagered is the coin size multiplied by the number of coins multiplied by 50. This amount is displayed in the Bet cell and is deducted from the player’s balance when the player clicks the Deal button to start the game.

On clicking the Deal button five cards are dealt in the first main hand. The player clicks on the cards that he wants to hold. These then get marked as Hold. If a winning combination is dealt the relevant cards are already marked as Hold. The cards marked as Hold automatically appear in their respective positions in the remaining 49 hands, which till then were blank. The player then clicks the Deal button again. The remaining cards in the main hand get replaced and cards are dealt in the remaining places in the other 49 hands. Each of the 50 hands is dealt from a separate full deck of cards. Each deck contains the 52 cards plus the joker. The payout of each hand is independently calculated based on the payout table and the total amount displayed in the Won cell.

The player then has three options. He can collect his winnings, which are added to his balance. He can wager half his winnings in the gamble game or he can wager his entire winnings in the gamble game. Should he choose from the last two options the player is taken to the gamble game. In this game the dealer’s card is dealt face up and four cards are dealt face down. The player has to click on one of these cards. If it is higher ranked than the dealer’s card then the player doubles the staked amount otherwise he loses the staked amount. If the player wins the gamble game can be repeated.

50-Line Joker Poker Game Information
Software Playtech
Min. Bet 0.05
Max. Bet 0.50
Speed of Game Adjustable
Autoplay No

Score
9.67 / 10
Overall Score 9.67
Software 9
Easy to Understand 10
Graphics & Sounds 10
Game Speed 9
Game Features 10
Fun Factor 10

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