this about the game where the badges look like tri peaks. so far they have two names theyre deciding on "multi hand video poker" and "lost temple poker" could be more names too.and the site said the rank graphics for all fifty ranks are made up of all old badges so far but could change. :P
thanks for info hades O0
thanks for the info
thanks hades :)
they decided against using old badges for rank images.the ranks images they are goin with now look cool :)
thanks 4 the info!!
heres a new image for it that hasnt been put on the regual site yet :)
(https://img388.imageshack.us/img388/2371/ltpi8vc.th.gif) (https://img388.imageshack.us/my.php?image=ltpi8vc.gif)
thanks 4 sharing i like it...would make a nice blinkie..lol...cant do many more til next week i have to work weekends now
thanks for image of game O0
thank you for the infor hades (https://www.pogocheats.net/proxy/?http://smileys.on-my-web.com/repository/Animals/ferret-3.gif)
ee2.1.gif Thanks hades!!
Quote from: KsArt on March 16, 2006, 09:04:59 AM
thanks 4 sharing i like it...would make a nice blinkie..lol...cant do many more til next week i have to work weekends now
Don't feel alone KS...I'm working the weekends too...actually right now I'm working! >:D >:D
this was listed about the game :P
In the image it appears that you are dealt 20 identical hands and you choose to which cards to hold, then you dealt new random cards to fill in the unheld cards from each hand. There are special bonus cards that you can use or hold on to as well, the Escape Card, Adventure Card, etc, though I don't know what any of those cards do.
Looking forward to it, but not just yet. Almost done with both spades and lottso, hopefully late tonight.
Thxs for sharing Hades....Instead of offering you a beer I have to offer you a egg :-\ :-\ ee2.1.gif ee2.1.gif :)) :))
thanks for the updated info!
Looks cool, bring on the new games!
I know I love new games!!!! hurry hurry!!
ty hades for the info here catch this ee2.1.gif
heres how the gameplay will go for this :)
The Basics
Lost Temple Poker is a variant of multi-hand video poker you may have seen being played in casinos. In multi-hand poker, the number of hands multiplies your initial wager and chances to win, with higher payouts for bigger wagers. Lost Temple Poker has 21 hands. This version of the game expands the deck to 53 cards, adding one Wild Card to the deck.
After placing your wager, you are dealt 5 cards. You may hold from 1 to 5 of these cards, and each held card will appear in each of your other 20 hands. When you've selected the cards you wish to hold and hit the "Draw" button, the discards are then replaced with new cards, randomly chosen for each hand. If any of your 21 hands includes a winning combination, you will receive prize tokens based on the rank of each hand. If any hand includes a wildcard, the wildcard will act as the card for the highest value winning hand possible.
A mini-game plays concurrently with the poker game. Tex Carter, adventurer and treasure hunter, must cross a booby-trapped bridge to get to the Lost Temple. If he makes it across the bridge, you will be rewarded with a bonus game and a Jackpot Spin. Tex advances using special "Adventure cards" that may appear during the Deal. There are 5 Adventure cards:
1. Advance 1 - Tex automatically advances to the next position after the draw.
2. Advance 2 - Tex automatically advances two positions after the draw.
3. Random - Tex has a 50/50 chance of advancing or getting hit with a trap.
4. Escape - A saved card that turns a trapped card result into an "advance."
5. Cliffhanger - Win more than you wager and Tex will advance.
Adventure Cards must be held to activate, but otherwise act as regular cards.
The Free Play: For every 50 games of Lost Temple Poker you play, you will be rewarded with a free play (akin to a frequent player bonus in a real casino). When this announcement comes up, click the OK button for your free Deal.
Object of the Game
The object of Lost Temple Poker is to create as many winning poker hands as possible with the two rounds of cards you'll receive. The better the poker hands, the more game tokens you will receive. Game tokens can be redeemed for tickets to our prize drawings or to purchase items for your Pogo Minis (Club Pogo only).
Winning hands will pay out tokens as shown in the payout chart to the left of the cards. If you get a Wild Card, the game will determine what card would give you the biggest payout, and count it as though it were that card. Wild Card variations of winning hands are paid the same as natural ones.
A secondary objective is to get Tex Carter to the Lost Temple using special Adventure cards. The cards sometimes appear during the Deal sequence and are activated by holding them. There are 5 different Adventure cards with varied functions, but as a general rule playing these cards will help Tex cross the Bridge and get you to the Bonus Round and Jackpot Spin.
Gameplay
Upon launching Lost Temple Poker, you'll notice the video poker-style "Bet One" and "Bet Max" buttons flashing at the bottom of the screen. Your token count will be displayed in the upper right-hand corner, which will increase and/or decrease as you win and lose.
Before you can play, you must first place a wager. You can bet 1 to 3 tokens per hand, per game. The more tokens you risk, the greater the reward (as indicated by the payout chart on the left side of the game). Use the Bet One button to increase your bet on a hand in increments of 1 token per hand (increments of 21 Tokens per game). When you've decided on a bet, you can click the Deal button to draw your first set of five cards. The Bet Max button will automatically bet 3 tokens per hand (63 Tokens) for you and deal your first five cards. The initial deal is identical for all 21 hands.
To be successful in Lost Temple Poker, you have to have an understanding of the basic poker hands and which ones are worth more than others. Even though the values of the winning hands are listed in the payout chart to the left of the game, it's best to commit the hands to memory or refer to this help page when playing.
Lost Temple Poker uses one (1) standard of 53 playing cards (13 cards in each of the four suits: Hearts , Clubs , Diamonds , and Spades ) plus two wild Joker cards). Cards are ranked in the following order: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, J, Q, K, A. Wild cards count as the cards that would give you the highest payout. The lowest winning hand (that will return you some tokens) is two pairs.
Once you've evaluated your Deal, you need to choose which cards to hold and which ones to discard. Click on the card or the Hold button underneath each card you'd like to hold. Next, press the Draw button for your second (and final) set of cards. Note: From time to time, you will be dealt a winning hand, such as a full house, that you do not want a second draw for. Simply hold all of the winning cards and then press the Draw button to make all of your other hands match the initial deal.
After hitting the Draw button, the cards you held will remain, while the cards you discarded will be randomly replaced by new cards from the deck for each set of 21 hands. You will receive tokens for each winning hand, and those tokens will be listed in the Payout window at the bottom of the screen. Adventure cards, if any, will play themselves out next. You can now begin the process again.
Bonus Round
Getting Tex Carter to the Lost Temple will earn you a play in the Bonus Round. When the Lost Temple screen appears, you will see 4 sets of face down cards. Click on a card to reveal it. Keep clicking on the cards until you find a treasure card (150, 300, and 500 tokens). If you find a treasure card, you will receive the treasure card tokens plus 10 additional tokens for every card you have revealed.
Your ultimate goal, however, is to find the Royal Flush (which is contained in one of the 4 hands). Finding the Royal Flush will earn you 1,000 tokens, plus 10 additional tokens for every card you have revealed!
The Bonus Round is followed by a Jackpot Spin, giving you some extra incentive to get Tex across the bridge as quickly as possible!
JACKPOT
Help Tex across the booby-trapped bridge to get your Jackpot spin. The spin will be preceeded by the Bonus Round.
Thanks for the info.
Shhhhhh, someone will come on here and say that this bit of info is the reason they were kicked out the Beta program! >:D
Hehe I was thinking the same thing. :))
and ill just laugh at them >:D
I read too much....
Quote from: hades on March 24, 2006, 03:30:12 PM
This version of the game expands the deck to 53 cards, adding one Wild Card to the deck.
Lost Temple Poker uses one (1) standard of 53 playing cards (13 cards in each of the four suits: Hearts , Clubs , Diamonds , and Spades ) plus two wild Joker cards).
Further proof that Pogo can't tell the truth. Either the game has 1 wild or two wilds!
Quote from: SaintHippo on March 24, 2006, 03:40:58 PM
I read too much....
Quote from: hades on March 24, 2006, 03:30:12 PM
This version of the game expands the deck to 53 cards, adding one Wild Card to the deck.
Lost Temple Poker uses one (1) standard of 53 playing cards (13 cards in each of the four suits: Hearts , Clubs , Diamonds , and Spades ) plus two wild Joker cards).
Further proof that Pogo can't tell the truth. Either the game has 1 wild or two wilds!
pogo would make a great casino owner, always weaseling out of jackpots and fixing card games
Quote from: bobby on March 24, 2006, 03:43:44 PM
Quote from: SaintHippo on March 24, 2006, 03:40:58 PM
I read too much....
Quote from: hades on March 24, 2006, 03:30:12 PM
This version of the game expands the deck to 53 cards, adding one Wild Card to the deck.
Lost Temple Poker uses one (1) standard of 53 playing cards (13 cards in each of the four suits: Hearts , Clubs , Diamonds , and Spades ) plus two wild Joker cards).
Further proof that Pogo can't tell the truth. Either the game has 1 wild or two wilds!
pogo would make a great casino owner, always weaseling out of jackpots and fixing card games
So true Bobby...
theyd weasel out of it any chance they got ::)
Quote from: SaintHippo on March 24, 2006, 03:35:59 PM
Shhhhhh, someone will come on here and say that this bit of info is the reason they were kicked out the Beta program! >:D
I don't know whats funnier...your statement or your pickle :)) :))
Quote from: Tara on March 24, 2006, 03:48:08 PM
Quote from: SaintHippo on March 24, 2006, 03:35:59 PM
Shhhhhh, someone will come on here and say that this bit of info is the reason they were kicked out the Beta program! >:D
I don't know whats funnier...your statement or your pickle :)) :))
I ain't touching that one. :o
Quote from: Homer on March 24, 2006, 03:53:13 PM
Quote from: Tara on March 24, 2006, 03:48:08 PM
Quote from: SaintHippo on March 24, 2006, 03:35:59 PM
Shhhhhh, someone will come on here and say that this bit of info is the reason they were kicked out the Beta program! >:D
I don't know whats funnier...your statement or your pickle :)) :))
I ain't touching that one. :o
LoL, I can't even reply to that with something that will probably have me banned from the forum due to little kids reading!
thanks for info on new game sounds like fun :D
WOW....great....another reason to get more badges....
You had me until game play and then the rest was a bunch of BLAH BLAH BLAH for me :))
But I still can't wait to get those badges.
I think these new games are going to come out all at once and attack us. hehe :))
:))
finally a new poker game!!! O0