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RTG Pick Em Poker paytable basics
RTG Pick Em Poker paytables can vary by operator and software version, so the live in-game paytable is the authority. This site should not be read as claiming one universal table for every casino lobby.
Players may search for the same game as Pickem Poker, Pick Em Poker, Pick’em Poker, or Pick 'Em Poker. The paytable checks below apply to the RTG Pick Em Poker version covered on this site.
| Item | RTG-focused guidance |
|---|---|
| Game title | Confirm the game is RTG Pick Em Poker, Pick Em Poker, or Pickem Poker rather than another video poker title. |
| Minimum paying hand | Nines or Better in the RTG version covered here. |
| Max coins | 5 coins. |
| Royal Flush at max coins | 6,000 coins/credits for the RTG version. |
| Other payout lines | Review Full House, Flush, Straight Flush, Straight, and the rest of the table as paytable-specific values. |
The old shortcut of treating one or two mid-table lines as universal proof is too strong. Those lines are useful checks, but they are not a substitute for verifying the full active table inside the game.
Where to check the active paytable
Open the RTG Pick Em Poker game first, then use the in-game paytable button or panel before depositing or switching to real money. Confirm the game title, Nines or Better minimum, max-coin Royal Flush value, and the rest of the table shown by that casino.
What to verify before sitting down
RTP and paytable language
Exact RTP percentages should be tied to a verified paytable. If the current table is not documented with reliable in-game proof, use careful language such as "upper-90% range when played well under a strong table" rather than presenting unsupported exact figures.
Always verify the paytable shown inside the casino game because operators and software versions can vary.
Frequently asked questions
Is there one universal RTG Pick Em Poker paytable?
No. Treat the active in-game paytable as the authority, because operators and software versions can vary.
What is the minimum paying hand?
For the RTG version covered here, the minimum paying hand is Nines or Better.
What should the RTG max-coin Royal Flush be?
The RTG version should be described as 6,000 coins or credits at 5 coins, but players should still confirm the value shown in the live game.