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The Changing New World Of Video Poker

September 4, 1992 * The Card Player
If you like to play video poker, but always pick the wrong card to hold, Sam's Town in Las Vegas has the machine for you -- One At A Time Draw Poker.

As one player put it while being interviewed on NBC-TV by gaming reporter Scott Andrus, "I just put in a couple quarters and then I said, Whoa! This is a different game!" In fact, it is so different, a patent has been granted. As another player said, "Even when I picked the wrong card, other winning possibilities popped up and I still won!"

Yes, this draw poker video poker game is dramatically different. It is One At A Time video poker, a Cardco Series game, manufactured by J & T Inc. in Las Vegas.

Skilled poker players, in particular, may enjoy One At A Time. They are challenged to build the best possible hand, but on a video screen. The name describes the game for a player: The player is able to discard "one card at a time" instead of "all at once." This gives the player more "control" and makes the game more dynamic.

One At A Time video is easy to play since the player one has to pick and discard the worst card on the screen. For a winning strategy, the player continues to discard (one at a time) until feels it is the best possible hand, or until all five cards have been discarded.

Besides giving many more straights, flushes, and full houses, the graphics in the game are dramatically different. There are hand symbols displayed above the cards to help the player make the best choice. This game can be undersood by more people, played by more people, and brings more excitement to the player.

This exciting Cardco Series video poker game is the result of the combined vision of the Bridgeman family from Huntington Beach, California. The family's unique videos caught the eye of manufacturer, J & T Inc., and Gamma International Ltd., a leading gaming innovator. Gamma International Ltd. has assumed a leadership role in distributing this newest phenomenon in video poker machines to gaming markets outside of Nevada and overseas.

For a quick peek, run to Sam's Town Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. You can find them by the poker room, or ask Tom Alex, the slot manager. And if you want this game in your favorite club, don't be afraid to ask. Your casino would like to provide games you really enjoy.

This game is just one of the approved games in the J & T Cardco Series, manufactured by J & T Inc.

To see the complete series, you are invited to J & T Inc., 2603 South Highland Avenue, Las Vegas, Nevada 89109, (702) 369-2100. Outside Nevada, contact Gamma International Ltd. offices at 900 Middlesex Turnpike, Building 8, Billerica, Massachusetts 01821 (508)670-0794. Fax: (508)670-9344.

The upcoming World Gaming Congress and Expo '92 will highlight the complete Cardco Series video poker games at the Las Vegas Convention Center (booth No. 727) September 22-24, 1992.

The Cardco Series One At A Time will soon be in the El Cortez Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas and Harveys in Lake Tahoe.

TEXAS HOLD'EM AT BINION's HORSESHOE
Five famous poker players gathered to play Texas Hold'Em. The pace was fast and furious. They played day and night for 60 hours straight - each trying their own winning strategy. This did not take place at a poker table. It was a showdown against a stand alone Cardco Series Texas hold'em video poker slot machine! And what a showdown it was!

This Texas Hold'Em machine was manufactured by J & T Inc. of Las Vegas has captured the mystique of playing "real poker.". But all kinds of players (not all famous) can compete against this version. So many "players" stepped up to try their skill at playing this Texas Hold'Em machine at Binion's Horseshoe, that a new game was played every 19 seconds, 24 hours a day, day after day, week after week, for two two solid months. The players were literally glued to their chairs. They could not leave their seats to go get change. If they did, their seat would be taken by the time they got back. Even friends would not loan quarters to their buddies, to get their chance at the machine.


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