4 of a Kind Bonus Poker

Draw poker, not reels. 4 of a Kind Bonus Poker deals a five-card hand, lets you hold what you want and swaps the rest, then pays on the poker rank you finish with. Amusnet published it on 1 December 2014, one of 374 games in the studio's catalogue.

How the hand plays

There are no reels or paylines here — this is a video poker machine. You are dealt five cards, choose which to keep, and draw replacements once. The paytable rewards four-of-a-kind hands with a bonus step, which is where the name comes from. Nothing cascades, and no bonus is sold on the side.

The 98.01% return

At 98.01% the payback clears our 96.08% catalogue median — drawn from 9,028 games — by nearly two points, one of the higher figures we hold. A second source confirms it, so it is not a lone claim. The max win is listed at 800× the stake. That return assumes correct play; poker payback bends to the decisions you make.

Who it fits

Card players who prefer skill-weighted decisions over reel spins are the audience, especially anyone drawn to that 98.01% ceiling on payback. Our visibility rows are thin: New Zealand 30th on one operator, Germany 445th on a single book, Finland 772nd across ten. Three markets, all low placements, for a title dating back to 2014.

Even at a high 98.01% payback, close to 1.99% stays behind the counter over the long run — treat it as the cost of play and cap your spend. 18+.