Aces & Faces Online Casino Game

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9 March, 2010

Aces & Faces is an online casino game variant of bonus poker that loves all aces and faces cards. The game is new to the Winaday Online Casino, part of the Microgaming online casino platform.

Aces & Faces is based on 8/5 Jacks or Better with an increased payout for 4 of a kind with Aces & Face cards. The only difference between standard bonus poker is the increased payouts for 4 of a Kind with J-K are swapped with 2-4.

Winaday features the game on its instant flash online casino platform.

Tips for the Aces & Faces online casino game include:

*Do not break up wining combinations with the exception of needing one more card to create the royal flush.

*Hold hands such as a Jack or better, three or four cards to a Royal Flush, four cards to an outside Straight, three or four cards to a Straight Flush, any pair, two suited cards and high suited cards such as a 10/J or 10/Q and two unsuited cards.

In addition Winaday offers a progressive online jackpot and a 200% signup bonus.

*US citizens prohibited from playing at Winaday.com.

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