Bob Dancer also has a separate booklet on each major type of video poker game. Each has beginner, intermediate, and advanced strategies to optimize your return based on how much of the table details you want to memorize. The software that Barry mentioned is mandatory if you want to practice your skills without losing money in the process. It's very stable and provides a realistic experience. you can buy the booklets and the software from the publisher of Las Vegas Advisor in Las Vegas. They have a website.

Although they are getting harder to find, full pay Double Bonus Poker seems to be the game that most decide to learn if they want to make a bit at the game. In Las Vegas you'll find the best machines off the strip in the locals casinos. The booklets will tell you this, but be sure to play only machines with a payout of 7 coins for a flush. Many machines have been adjusted for the tourists and pay less since most players don't notice this.