Lucky Dragon Poker Premium - Jacks or Better
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | $1.99 | Saysavath Ratjavong | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
High: Any card that is a Jack or higher. Low, on the other hand, refers to all cards that are lower in value than a Jack. Examples of high cards include Ace, King, Queen, and Jack, while low cards run from 2 through 10.
Royal Flush: Refers to five sequential cards of matching suit starting with 10 and ending with Ace. This is the highest paying hand in Jacks or Better.
Straight Flush: Comprised of five sequential cards of similar suit up to 10 (e.g. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10).
Four of a Kind: Refers to four cards of the same number. For instance, four Kings or four 2s.
Full House: Consists of a hand with three of a kind plus a pair (e.g. three 7s and two Kings).
Four to a Royal Flush: This simply means you hold four of the five cards needed to form a Royal Flush. For instance, if you have a 10, Jack, Queen, and King, you only need an Ace to complete the Royal Flush.
Flush: Contains five cards of the same suit.
Three of a Kind: A hand that contains three cards of the same number. For example, three 6s or three Jacks.
Straight: Refers to five cards in sequential order but not necessarily of the same suit.
Four to a Straight Flush: Simply means you hold four of the five needed cards to complete a Straight Flush.
Two Pair: Refer to two pairs of cards, each pair containing the same number (e.g. two 4s and two Aces).
Three to a Royal Flush: You hold three of the necessary cards needed to form a Royal Flush.
Four to a Flush: Contains four cards of same suit.
Four to a Straight: Contains four cards in sequential order, but not necessarily of the same suit.
Three to a Straight Flush: Means you have three cards in sequential order and of the same suit to make a Straight Flush.
Two to a Royal Flush: Two cards to securing a Royal Flush.
