Aces and Faces - 50 Play Power Poker
by Microgaming Games - play on desktop
About Aces and Faces - 50 Play Power Poker
Aces and Faces plays like standard video poker but runs 50 hands at once instead of one. You place your bet, get dealt five cards to each hand, then decide which cards to keep and which to throw away. All 50 hands use the same hold/discard choices, so you don't pick cards separately for each line. Aces and face cards pay extra on this game, which is where the name comes from. Your final hand results determine payouts based on what poker combinations you end up with.
Game Features
- 50 simultaneous poker hands per spin
- Single hold/discard action applied to all hands
- Bonus payouts for aces and face card combinations
- Standard five-card draw poker hand rankings
- Adjustable bet per hand
Where to find it
Look up Aces and Faces - 50 Play Power Poker in the lobby or hit the button below. Logged in, you're playing for real; if not, most games let you try the demo first.
Payouts and stakes are in the game's info panel if you want the details. Everything here runs on crypto, so your winnings never sit with a bank in the middle.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens when I hold or discard cards in Aces and Faces 50 Play?
Any hold or discard action you make applies to all 50 simultaneous hands at once. You select which cards to keep, and that same decision executes across every hand in a single action, then new cards replace the discarded ones.
Why do aces and face cards pay more in this game compared to standard poker?
Aces and Faces uses a pay table weighted toward face cards and aces, meaning combinations featuring these cards generate higher payouts than standard poker rankings would normally provide. This bonus structure applies across all 50 hands.
How does playing 50 hands at once affect my bet per spin?
You set a single bet amount per hand, so your total stake per spin equals that amount multiplied by 50. For example, a bet of $1 per hand means a $50 total wager across all simultaneous hands.
Can I adjust my bet amount between spins in Aces and Faces 50 Play?
Yes, the bet per hand is adjustable, allowing you to modify your stake before each new deal. Your new bet amount then applies to all 50 hands in that round.
What standard poker hand rankings apply in Aces and Faces 50 Play?
The game uses traditional five-card draw poker hand rankings from high card through royal flush. The difference is that payouts emphasize aces and face card combinations more heavily than typical video poker.
