Though Chumba Casino is a free casino site, you can still play at Chumba Casino for real cash prizes! In addition to the many online slot offerings with huge jackpots, as well as a fast-paced online Blackjack game, there's another great classic table game in the Chumba Casino play lobby: Video Poker!
Play Video Poker Online For Chumba Casino Real Cash Prizes
To start, enter the online social gaming casino with your Chumba Casino login. If you don't have one, you can score a Chumba Casino bonus of $2 in Sweeps Cash and two million coins to use on the online casino with the Chumba Casino free sweeps cash 2019 promotion. The Chumba Casino app offers one of the most common online video poker versions out there, Jacks or Better
How To Play Chumba Casino Jacks Or Better Video Poker
The name Jacks or Better refers to the style of video poker it is, meaning you have to have a pair of Jacks or higher (Pair of Queens, Kings, Aces, Three of a Kind, etc.) in order to have a winning hand. Here's a quick rundown of how to play Jacks or Better:
- Choose your bet in Sweeps Cash from SC$1 to $5, or in Gold Coins from 10,000 to 500,000 and click the Deal button
- You're dealt five cards and you have to try and figure out which cards to hold and which cards to swap out for new ones (if you want to swap any) in order to try and obtain a winning combination based on the hand rankings below
- Click Draw and you'll get your new cards and hopefully some winnings as well if you have a Pair of Jacks or better
Hand Rankings For Chumba Casino Jacks Or Better Video Poker
- Jacks Or Better: A hand with either Two Jacks, Two Queens, Two Kings, or Two Aces
- Two Pairs: Two sets of cards of the same rank, such as a Pair of 9s and a Pair of 5s
- Three Of A Kind: Three cards of the same rank, such as three 10s
- Straight: Any five consecutive cards, regardless of suit
- Flush: Five cards of the same suit (not consecutive)
- Full House: Having three of a kind of one rank and a pair of another, such as three 9s and a pair of Jacks
- Four of a Kind: Four cards of the same rank, such as Four Aces
- Straight Flush: Five consecutive cards of the same suit, such as 7, 8, 9, 10, Jack of Spades
- Royal Flush: 10, Jack, Queen, King, Ace all of the same suit
