Video poker is a casino game where players attempt to win hands of regular playing cards by matching the rank, suit, and number of the card they are holding with a card from the deck. The player typically bets on the number of hands they want to play, and if they lose all their bets then they lose their money.
There are many variations of video poker, but all of them share a common feature: the player’s goal is to make as many correct predictions as possible about the cards that will be dealt. As in other casino games, video poker is often played with a bet size that corresponds to the player’s bankroll.
That means that for most people, playing video poker for a living is not practical. However, there are some video poker variants where the bet size can be smaller, making it possible for some people to make a living by playing them.
