Regular video poker plays one hand – but 44 dat's multihand video poker lets you play 3, 5, 10, or 50 hands simultaneously. Hold a good card and it works across all hands – multiplied excitement, greater chance of big wins.
Video poker is one of the few casino games where skill and strategy truly matter.
Video poker was born in the 1970s, when electronic machines offered the chance to play poker solo alongside traditional poker tables. The multihand version came later—and became the most popular form of this game. The reason is simple: multiple hands are created from a single base hand, so the impact of each hold decision expands, and when you hit a big hand like a Royal Flush, the payout occurs across multiple hands at once.
Play multihand video poker at 44 dat across Jacks or Better, Deuces Wild, Double Double Bonus, and several other variants. Each variant has its own pay table and slightly different strategy. Overall, it's a game where you can apply skill rather than relying purely on luck.
3, 5, 10, 25, or 50-hand mode. Cards held in the base hand appear in all hands; the rest are random.
Which cards to keep, which to discard—make the right decision and RTP exceeds 99%.
Jacks or Better with optimal strategy on a full pay-table delivers 99.54% RTP—the highest among casino games.
At 44 dat—Jacks or Better, Deuces Wild, Double Bonus—each with its own pay table and excitement.
44 dat highlights: Our multihand poker includes an optional in-game optimal strategy hint feature. Turn it on and see whether your current hold decision is correct for each hand – a great way for new players to learn quickly.
Say you choose 10-hand mode and bet ৳10 per hand. You'll receive five cards in the base hand. Hold the ones you want, then hit "Draw." The held cards stay the same across all 10 hands, but the remaining cards are dealt randomly and independently to each hand. You'll see 10 different outcomes in one round.
Base hand example – Hold
Hold three Aces and discard two cards. Each hand receives two new cards – some hands may land Four of a Kind or Full House.
In video poker, the stronger the five-card hand you make, the higher the payout. Below is the Jacks or Better pay table.
Say you're playing 10-hand mode at ৳10 per hand (total bet ৳100). If you hold three Aces in the base hand:
This is a hypothetical example. Actual results depend on each hand's random draw.
| Variants | RTP (correct strategy) | Special Features | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jacks or Better | 99.54% | Simple pay table | Easy |
| Deuces Wild | 100.76% | 2s = Wild Cards | Medium |
| Double Bonus | 99.11% | Ace Four of a Kind pays more | Medium |
| Double Double Bonus | 98.98% | Bonus for Specific Kickers | Hard |
| Bonus Poker | 99.17% | Bonus payouts on Four of a Kind | Easy–moderate |
Key Goal: Deuces Wild RTP exceeds 100% only with perfect strategy and a full pay table. Lower pay tables or incorrect decisions drastically reduce RTP. Always check the pay table on 44 dat before you bet.
The most crucial decision in multihand poker is which cards to hold. In Jacks or Better, the general rule is to pursue the strongest possible hand. Here's the priority order – if you have a higher one, ignore the lower options.
| Priority | Situation | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Royal Flush, Straight Flush, Four of a Kind | Hold all cards—this is the best hand, game over. |
| 2 | Full House, Flush, Straight | Hold all cards. |
| 3 | Three of a Kind | Hold three, discard two. |
| 4 | Two Pair | Hold four, discard one (hoping for a Full House). |
| 5 | High Pair (J, Q, K, A) | Hold two, discard three. |
| 6 | 4-card Royal Flush draw | Hold four, discard one—takes priority over a High Pair. |
| 7 | Low Pair (2–10) | Hold the pair, discard the other three. |
| 8 | 4-card Straight or Flush draw | Hold four, discard one. |
| 9 | 3-card Royal Flush draw | Hold three, discard two. |
| 10 | No Winning Hand | Hold your highest single card (J–A), discard the rest. |
In single-hand poker, one decision controls one outcome. In multihand, that one decision controls 3–50 outcomes—so a wrong hold decision damages all hands simultaneously. Keep these points in mind:
In 10-hand mode, a BDT 10 bet means BDT 100 per draw. Budget your opening session higher for multihand than for single hand.
Start with 3 hands, then move to 10 or 25 hands as you gain experience.
Multi-hand increases variance—when you hit a big hand, payouts fill the entire screen, but a bad draw loses every hand.
Double Double Bonus or Deuces Wild is more volatile, Jacks or Better is comparatively smoother.
If the base hand contains a 4-card Royal Flush draw, all hands will share those four cards. That's 50 shots at a Royal Flush in 50 hands!
This is the most thrilling instant in multihand.
Full House 9:1 and Flush 6:1 means "9/6" Jacks or Better – the best pay table. 8/5 or 7/5 means lower RTP.
44 dat always offers 9/6 Jacks or Better.
The game is simple – one round completes in five steps. Even first-timers will catch on easily.
Once the game loads, choose hand mode at the top (3 / 5 / 10 / 25 / 50). Then set the bet per hand. 5-hand mode at BDT 10 per hand = BDT 50 total per round.
Tap "Deal" to see five cards in the base hand. Other hands remain face-down.
Click the card you want to keep in the base hand and a "HOLD" label will appear. You can hold anywhere from 0 to 5 cards. Decide based on poker strategy.
When you press the "Draw" button, the held cards remain the same across all hands, and the remaining cards are filled with new random cards in each hand. All hands appear within a second.
Winning hands will be highlighted and payouts instantly added to your balance. Use "Rebet" to start the next round with the same bet, or "New Game" to change settings.
Practice Mode: Play free/demo mode on 44 dat before starting with real money. It's the most effective way to master poker strategy with zero risk.
Each variant has its own pay-table, so optimal strategy differs. All variants at 44 dat support multi-hand mode.
The simplest and most popular variant. No wild cards. Minimum winning hand is a pair of Jacks, Queens, Kings, or Aces.
Best Aspect: Straightforward strategy, steady payouts—ideal for beginners.
RTP: 99.54% (on 9/6 pay-table)
All four 2s (Deuces) in the deck act as wild cards – they can substitute for any card. Minimum winning hand is Three of a Kind.
Best Aspect: Wilds create more strong hands, with the highest payout on a Natural Royal Flush.
RTP: 100.76% (full pay table, correct strategy)
Like Jacks or Better but higher payouts for Four Aces, Four 2s/3s/4s, and other Four of a Kind. Slightly lower for Full House and Flush.
Best Aspect: Big hands deliver massive payouts and more excitement.
RTP: 99.11% (on full-pay tables)
A more advanced variant of Double Bonus. Four Aces with a kicker (2,3,4) delivers exceptional payouts. Strategy is the most complex.
Best Aspect: Massive rewards on specific hands, high excitement.
RTP: 98.98%
Slight variation on the Jacks or Better pay table – bonus payouts for Four Aces, Four 2s/3s/4s, and other Four of a Kind.
Best Aspect: JoB's simple strategy with bonus payouts for more excitement.
RTP: 99.17%
53-card deck—one Joker acts as wild. Minimum winning hand is Kings or Better or Two Pair (depending on version).
Best Aspect: Joker enables Five of a Kind, the most unique experience.
RTP: Up to 98.60%
Displaying 50 hands on a small screen is no easy task. But 44 dat's mobile interface is smartly designed so that even on a 3.5-inch screen, all hands remain clearly visible.
Layout auto-adjusts by hand count. 50 hands shows a small card grid, 3 hands shows large cards.
Each card in the base hand has a large enough touch target to prevent accidental holds.
After the draw, winning hands light up with a border. Results are easy to spot across many hands.
Animation speed is customizable—turn on Turbo mode for faster play.