Super Peek and Play

Introduction

Super Peek and Play is an added feature in some multi-play video poker variants. For a small fee of three credits per round, players can use the peek option to sneak a look at the upcoming card prior to drawing.

Unlike regular Peek and Play Players have the option to discard the next card from the deck if they are not interested. However, it’s important to note that there is always a cost involved in these casino features. The Peek and Play feature costs two credits per game, while Super Peek and Play requires three.

Rules

1. The Super Peek and Play feature is an optional addition for those familiar with multi-play video poker games.
2. By paying three credits each round, players can activate the Super Peek and Play capability.
3. Once this feature is activated, players will be able to view the next card in the deck immediately after the deal and before making a draw.
4. Additionally, players have the opportunity to discard this next card if they do not wish to keep it.

Example

This scenario often occurs in Super Peek and Play games. For instance, I was dealt a low pair, which I would typically have held in a standard video poker game. However, I noted that the next card was the king of spades, which paired perfectly with the king of diamonds I was about to discard. So, I opted to keep both kings, ensuring I at least had two pairs when the draw occurred.

During the draw, one of my hands upgraded to a full house.

Return Tables

VideoPoker.com A list of games, payout structures, and expected returns for those interested in playing Super Peek and Play is readily available. As always, return rates depend on employing optimal strategy while playing.

Acknowledgements

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Written by: Michael Shackleford