Genius Video Poker

A Full Screen Video Poker Game For Your Multimedia PC

DRS-Digitrax is a casino style multimedia PC game that can help you become a pro. Besides teaching the strategies,this game maintains your playing history. drs-digitrax.com reports:

Video Bonus Poker is just like those found in casinos.  The idea of the game is to place your bet and draw a money making poker hand.  After betting one to five coins the cards are dealt face up.

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Play 39 Variations of Video Poker on Your Computer and Learn the Basic Strategy of Each, As You Play

BVS Video Poker is a Windows compatible computer game that simulates video poker gambling machines. It has features of the most commonly found casino machines like Deuces Wild, Jacks or Better, Joker Poker, Joker Wild, Seven Wild, Bonus Deuces etc. BVS Video Poker also functions as a teaching tool. Players can learn the winning strategies of each individual game. By taking the time to learn these games on their Pc's they can play better real-time games.In BVS Video Poker,  you also get a statistical analysis of any hand that you can play. BVS Video Poker has an AutoHold mode that guides you on the best cards to hold. You get alert messages, when you make mistakes. You can also analyze a hand and determine the best choice or option. Bvspoker.com reports:

Interface is completely customizable. You can choose from lots of backgrounds and card backs, or you can use any .bmp or .jpg image files to create your own backgrounds and card backs.

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Will The Establishment of a State Lottery in North Carolina, End Video Poker?

It has been felt that the start of a state lottery in North Carolina will not have an adverse affect on the video poker games there. Although many  of those who want to see video poker banned, will used the lottery as a means of limiting the use of video games. The N.C. Lottery Commission does not feel that it has the authority to put conditions of retailers of lottery tickets. As of now, retailers applying to sell lottery tickets need not take away video poker machines from their premises. Things may change if the General Assembly took up the issue. State sen. Albertson has earlier tried to outlaw video poker in the state. He may consider a ban in this regard, at lottery retail outlets to put stops on video poker. Kinston.com reports:

“Anything we could do to curtail it or diminish it, certainly we could do that,” Albertson said. “I’d certainly be happy with that, but I’d be happier to see it banned from the state.”

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