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===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact).  The player is first dealt five cards.  Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw.  After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands.  Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better.  Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with {{Dragon Quest V}}, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
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|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''<font color="#ffffff">Poker Hand</font>'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''<font color="#ffffff">Requirements</font>'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''<font color="#ffffff">Odds</font>'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''<font color="#ffffff">Payout</font>'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
<small>Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.</small>

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card.  Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess. 

The {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of [[token]]s.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 [[token]]s and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 [[token]]s and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In {{Dragon Quest XI}}, the player can bet up to 100 [[token]]s before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.