Aces and Faces by Platipus on 1xBet
Aces and Faces is a video poker game from Platipus. The studio lists it as a Table game released on 22 December 2022. You build a five-card hand, then decide which cards to keep before the draw.
What the five-card draw does
The game deals five cards from a standard 52-card deck with no jokers. You choose which of those cards to hold. The cards you discard are replaced once, and the final five cards decide the payout.
That single replacement draw is the whole round. There are no re-draws and no split decisions later. Because a full deck is used, each card appears once per hand.
Jacks or Better and the aces-and-faces twist
The qualifying rule follows Jacks or Better. That means a pair of Jacks, Queens, Kings or Aces is the lowest hand that pays. Anything below that pair returns nothing.
Where this game differs is four of a kind. If those four cards are Jacks, Queens, Kings or Aces, the payout is higher than the standard four-of-a-kind result. The name points directly at that change.
RTP, volatility and max win
Platipus lists RTP at 99.25%. Volatility is given as Low/Medium. Max Win is listed as x800. These are the studio's provider specifications.
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Release date | 22 December 2022 |
| Game type | Table |
| RTP | 99.25% |
| Volatility | Low/Medium |
| Max win | x800 |
How the paytable is settled
After the draw, the game checks your final five cards against the paytable. A qualifying hand is paid according to its rank. A hand without a qualifying pair returns nothing.
The four featured four-of-a-kind ranks sit above the ordinary four-of-a-kind line. This is the main payout difference from a standard Jacks or Better schedule.
| Hand element | How it is treated |
|---|---|
| Minimum qualifying hand | Pair of Jacks or better |
| Four Jacks, Queens, Kings or Aces | Enhanced payout |
| Other four of a kind | Standard four-of-a-kind payout |
| Non-qualifying final hand | No payout |
Playing the Platipus demo on 1xBet
The Platipus demo for Aces and Faces is a five-card draw video poker table. The visible controls let you set a stake, press deal, select cards to hold, then press draw to replace the rest.
The hold selection is the central control. Each card can be marked or unmarked before the draw. Once the draw is triggered, the round is settled and the paytable result is applied to the final hand.
- Deal: starts the round and shows five cards.
- Hold: marks the cards you keep.
- Draw: replaces every unheld card once.
- Paytable: shows the result for the final five cards.
Reading the provider specification carefully
The RTP figure is a provider specification, not a guaranteed return on any session. The same applies to volatility and the max win. They describe the math model Platipus has published.
Max Win of x800 is the top listed multiplier in that model. It does not mean every round can reach it. No round outcome can be predicted from these numbers alone.
| Detail | Listed on |
|---|---|
| RTP, volatility, max win, game type | Platipus game specification |
| Release date | Platipus game specification |
| Draw, deck and qualifying hand rules | Platipus game mechanics |
Distinguishing similarly named editions
Aces and Faces is a video poker title. Do not confuse it with slots or card games that borrow the same name. The mechanics here are draw poker, not reel spinning.
If another table uses the same phrase, check whether it also uses a 52-card deck, a single draw and the Jacks or Better minimum. Those three points define this version.
Regional access note
Availability of Aces and Faces can vary by region and account. The provider specification is not the selected configuration of every 1xBet account.
Check the Platipus product page for Aces and Faces: platipusgaming.com/games/acesandfaces.
