Loose Deuces

The most important thing to remember when playing Deuces Wild video poker is that the four two's (deuces) in the deck can be substituted for any other card, for any rank, in any suit. It's what makes playing deuces wild video poker so exciting. For example, a deuce of spades could be used as the fifth card to complete a straight flush in diamonds. You never discard a deuce. Note: These Deuces Wild strategy rules apply for the standard game. Variations like Loose Deuces, Bonus Deuces, etc. require a somewhat different approach.

How to play Loose Deuces

Royal Flush without deuce(s) - A, K, Q, J, and 10 of the same suit. Pays 4,000 or more coins when five coins are bet. Pays only 250 coins for each of 1 to 4 coins bet.

Four Deuces - Four wild cards in one hand. Pays 200 per coin bet.

Wild Royal Flush - A royal flush made up with one or more deuces. Pays 25 or 20 per coin bet.

Five of a Kind - Any five cards of the same value (includes one or more deuces). Pays 16, 15 or 12 per coin bet.

The following hands pay the same, whether they are natural hands or contain deuces:

Straight Flush - Five consecutive cards in the same suit, for instance 8, 9, 10, J and Q. Pays 10, 9 or 8 per coin bet.

Four of a Kind - A hand with four cards of the same value. Pays 5 or 4 per coin bet.

Full House - Three cards of one value, and two cards of another value. Pays 3 or 4 per coin bet . Flush - Any five cards of the same suit, in no particular order. Pays 3 or 2 per coin bet.

Straight - Any five consecutive cards, such as J, 10, 9, 8 and 7, but not in the same suit. Pays 2 per coin bet.

Three of a Kind - Any three cards of the same value. In Deuces Wild this is the lowest-paying hand. Pays 1 per coin bet (returns your wager).

Casinos that offer Loose Deuces

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