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ELECTRONIC BOOK CARD
B
OO
K
MAN
USER’S GUIDE
BJP-2034
Blackjack &
Video Poker
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BOOK CARD.
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software product and documentation found in this package and FRANKLIN means
Franklin Electronic Publishers, Inc.
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Through your purchase, FRANKLIN grants you a personal and nonexclusive license to use the BOOKMAN BOOK CARD on a single FRANKLIN BOOKMAN
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the data stored therein, whether in electronic or print format. Such copying would
be in violation of applicable copyright laws. Further, you may not modify, adapt,
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Contents
Welcome to the world of BOOKMAN!
BOOKMAN is a powerful, portable electronic reference with a built-in book and a
slot in the back for more books. With
Black-
jack & Video Poker
you can learn how to
play both Blackjack and Video Poker just like
in the casinos. Also you can use the teach
mode to learn how to play Blackjack more
effectively. Plus, your score will be saved
even if you turn your BOOKMAN off. Use
your BOOKMAN to read this book card.
See “Installing Book Cards” to learn how.
Installing Book Cards and Selecting Books.................... 3
Using the Color Keys and Changing Settings ................. 4
Getting Help .................................................................. 5
About Blackjack ............................................................ 6
Blackjack Hand Options ................................................ 7
Playing Blackjack .......................................................... 7
Blackjack Options ......................................................... 9
Buying Insurance & Splitting a Pair ............................... 9
Winning Strategies ........................................................ 10
About Video Poker ........................................................ 12
Winning Poker Hands .................................................... 12
Video Poker Options ..................................................... 13
Playing Video Poker ...................................................... 13
Optional Features .......................................................... 15
Copyrights & Patents..................................................... 16
Index ............................................................................. 17
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Function Keys
CLEAR
Clears an entry.
MENU
Goes to the menu screen.
STAND
(red) Stays with current cards.
DEAL/H IT
(green) Deals a new card in
Blackjack and deals new cards
in Video Poker.
SCORE
(yellow) Shows your current
score.
HINT
(blue) Gives a hint in Black-
jack and rates the value of
your hand.
CARD
Exits the book you are reading.
ON/OFF
Turns BOOKMAN on or off.
Key Guide
Other Keys
BACK
Backs up to the previous
screen.
ENTER
Selects a menu item or deals
new cards.
HELP
Shows help messages.
Hot Keys
D
Double down in Blackjack, and
deals new cards in Video Poker.
G
Gives up (surrenders) the
hand in Blackjack.
H
Deals a new card in Blackjack,
and holds a card in Video
Poker.
S
Stays with current cards in
Blackjack.
Direction Keys
Move in indicated direction.
DN
UP
Pages up or down.
➤ Understanding the Color Keys
The color keys (red, green, yellow, and
blue) perform the functions listed
above only for the BOOKMAN book
card described in this User’s Guide.
Other books have their own color key
functions, which are labelled on their
book cards and listed in their User’s
Guides. For more information, read
“Using the Color Keys.”
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Selecting Books
Once you have installed a book card in
your BOOKMAN, you can select which
book you want to use.
1. Turn BOOKMAN on.
2. Press
CARD
.
These are sample books.
3. Press
or to highlight the
book you want to use.
4. Press
ENTER
to select it.
➤ About Screen Illustrations
Some screen illustrations in this
User’s Guide may differ from what
you see on the actual screen. This
does not mean that your BOOKMAN is malfunctioning.
Warning: Never install or remove a
book card while your BOOKMAN is
turned on. If you do, information that you
entered in its built-in book and in an installed book will be erased.
1. Turn your BOOKMAN off.
2. Turn your BOOKMAN over.
3. Align the tabs on the book
card with the notches in the
slot.
4. Press the book card down
until it snaps into place.
Installing a Book Card
➤
Removing a Book Card
Warning: When you remove a book
card to install another, information that
you have entered in the removed book
card will be erased.
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Using the Color Keys
The red, green, yellow and blue keys on
your BOOKMAN change functions according to which book is selected.
When the built-in book is selected, the
color keys function as labelled on the
BOOKMAN keyboard. When a book
card is selected, the color keys function
as labelled on that card.
You can adjust the shutoff time and the
screen contrast. The shutoff time is how
long BOOKMAN stays on if you forget to
turn it off, and the contrast determines how
dark the screen appears.
1. Press
MENU
.
2. Press
twice to highlight the
Other menu.
3. Highlight Set Shutoff or Set
Contrast.
4. Press
ENTER
.
5. Highlight a setting.
Or press
or repeatedly, if you
selected
Set Contrast
.
To exit without changing settings,
press
BACK
.
6. Press
ENTER
to select the
setting.
7 Press
CLEAR
when done.
Changing Settings
➤
Resuming Where You Left Off
You can turn off your BOOKMAN at
any screen. When you turn your
BOOKMAN on again. The screen
that you last viewed appears.
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Getting Help
Viewing a Demonstration
This product comes equipped with a
brief demonstration which describes the
many features of this product and how
to use them. To view the demo, press
MENU
. Then, highlight the Other menu
and select
View Demo
. (NOTE: If you
select
View Demo
, the product will ask
if you wish to reset the scores. If you
press
N
, then the Demo will not run.)
Viewing the Rules
Rules for both Blackjack and Video
Poker can be found by pressing
MENU
,
highlighting the Rules menu, and then
selecting either
Blackjack
or
Video
Poker
.
The Blackjack rules describe the
different betting options, the object of
the game, and the strategy of your
opponent (i.e., the dealer). The Video
Poker rules describe the object of the
game, the different winning hand
combinations, and their values.
Getting Help
▲
▲
Viewing Help
You can view a help message at
virtually any screen by pressing
HELP
.
Use the direction keys to read it. To
exit help, press
BACK
.
Viewing the Tutorial
To read a tutorial of how to use the
main functions and keys of this
product, press
MENU
, and select
Tutorial
from the Other menu.
Changing the Help Language
The Help messages and the Rules are
available in English, German, French,
and Spanish. To change the Help
language, press
MENU
, and select
Help/Rules Language
from the Other
menu. Then highlight the desired
language and press
ENTER
to select it.
➤ Follow the Arrows
The flashing arrows on the right of the
screen show which arrow keys you
can press to move around menus or
view more text.
▲
▲
▲
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About Blackjack
Blackjack is played with six, standard 52card decks dealt from a “shoe” (a box
containing more than one deck). This
means that there are 24 cards of each
value in the shoe (24 aces, 24 kings,
etc.). This shoe is shuffled after 2/3 of
the cards have been dealt. The player
and dealer are dealt two cards each, one
of the dealer’s cards is dealt face down.
The number cards are equal to their face
value, the picture cards (king, queen,
and jack) count as 10, and the ace can
count as either 1 or 11, depending on
which brings the hand closer to 21. Note
that the four suits (hearts, diamonds,
clubs, and spades) have no effect on the
value of your hand.
The object of the game is simple: to have
a hand equal to “21” or closer to 21 than
the dealer's hand without going over 21.
A winning hand pays 1 to 1 to the players original bet, except blackjack (two
cards that together equal 21) which pays
3:2 (so a bet of $10 would win $15). If
the dealer and player stand on the same
value, then it is called a “push”, and no
one wins or loses the hand.
The dealer will continue to receive cards
until the hand equals or exceeds 17.
About Blackjack
➤ Using the Teach Mode
The Teach mode is designed to help
you learn how to play a better game
of Blackjack by showing you when
your move does not correspond to
the winning strategies (see pp. 10-
11). To select Teach mode, first
press
CLEAR
(You cannot change the
mode in the middle of a game).
Next, press
MENU
, and highlight the
Mode menu. Press
to highlight
Teach
, and press
ENTER
.
After each move that you make, you
will be shown when your decision is
different from the winning strategy.
(NOTE: Selecting Teach mode does
not change Video Poker.) To turn off
the Teach mode, first press
CLEAR
.
Next, press
MENU
, and highlight the
Mode menu. Highlight
Normal
, and
press
ENTER
.
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Here is a sample walk-through of a game
of Blackjack.
1. Press
CLEAR
.
2. Select Blackjack by pressing
ENTER
.
You may stop the animation by
pressing any key other than
CLEAR
.
3. Type your bet amount using
the top row of letter keys.
You also can raise or lower your bet
by $1 by pressing or instead
of typing numbers.
4. Press
ENTER
.
The dealer may give you the option
to split your pair or buy Insurance,
see “Blackjack Options” for more
information.
5. Make your First Deal Option.
If you bust, the dealer wins, and the
hand is over. If at any time you get
twenty one, you win, and the hand
is over. Press any key to continue.
▲
First Deal Options
Here are your options after you have received your first two cards (all of these
options can also be used if you split your
hand).
To: Press:
Stand (stay with
STAND
or
S
current cards)
Hit (get a new card)
DEAL/H IT
or
H
Surrender/Give up
G
Double down
D
View score
SCORE
Receive a hint
HINT
Second Deal Options
These are the options that you have after you have already received a hit.
To: Press:
Stand (stay with
STAND
or
S
current cards)
Hit (get a new card)
DEAL/H IT
or
H
View score
SCORE
Receive a hint
HINT
▲
Blackjack Hand Options Playing Blackjack
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Playing Blackjack
6. Make your Second Deal
Option, if needed.
Repeat if desired, unless you have
busted.
7.
Once both your hand and the
dealer’s hand have been tallied,
press any key to continue.
➤ Blackjack Betting
You begin with $1000. You can either
type in the amount you wish to bet, or
press
or to raise or lower the
amount by $1. The minimum bet is $5.
There is no maximum bet; you can bet
as much as you have in your total.
(NOTE: If you bet more than half of your
total, then you will not be able to either
Double Down or Split a Pair.)
If you are down to your last $5 or less,
the casino will offer you a $100 loan to
keep playing. If you lose this money, or
if you decide not to take the loan, then
the game is over. The score will then be
reset. NOTE: You must have at least
$5.50 to bet in Blackjack.
If you win $1,000,000 or more, then you
will be declared the winner, and your
score will be reset to $1000.
➤ Blackjack Payoff
Here are the payoff ratios for a hand
of Blackjack if you bet $10.
Hand/Result: Payoff:
Regular win win $10
Blackjack win win $15
Double Down win win $20
Regular loss lose $10
Double Down loss lose $20
Give up lose $5
Push win $0
➤ Resetting the Scores
You can reset the scores for both Video
Poker and Blackjack. Press
MENU
, and
highlight the Other menu. Press until
Reset Scores
is highlighted, and press
ENTER
. Press Y to confirm.
Playing Blackjack
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Blackjack Options
You have several options on what to do
after being dealt the original two cards.
Stand
Standing means that you are finished
adding cards to the current hand.
Hit
Hitting means that you are dealt another
card. You may continue to hit until your
hand's value reaches or exceeds 21.
Double Down
When you Double Down you double the
size of your original bet and you then
receive only one more card from the
dealer. You can only double down on
your first two cards.
Surrender
Surrendering allows players to “give-up”
and sacrifice only half of their original bet
if they are unhappy with their first two
cards (e.g., surrendering a bet of $10
would cost $5).
Buying Insurance &
Splitting a Pair
Buying Insurance
If the dealer’s up card is an ace, the dealer
will offer you insurance. By pressing
Y
,
players bet half of their original wager on
insurance (i.e., if your original bet was
$10, then insurance would cost you $5).
By buying insurance, you are wagering
that the dealer has blackjack. Your insurance bet is independent from your original bet.
• If the dealer does have blackjack, then
you win your insurance bet. The insurance bet pays 2-1 (i.e., you win $10
from the $5 you bet on insurance;
however, you still lose $10 on your
hand).
• If the dealer does not have blackjack
then you lose your insurance bet (i.e.,
$5 if your original bet was $10).
Splitting a Pair
If your first two cards are identical (two 8’s,
two jacks, etc.), the dealer will ask you if
you want to split them and play two separate hands. The value of the bet for each
hand will be equal to the original bet.
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Winning Strategies
Here are the winning strategies that the product’s hints and teach mode are based
on. The three graphics describe a player’s regular hand strategy, strategy for splitting a hand, and strategy if your hand has an ace.
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 A
x
Stand
Hit
Double Down*
Surrender*
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8 or Less
*Double Down and Surrender
can only be done on your
first deal. If it is your second
deal and the strategy tells
you to Double Down or
Surrender, you should Hit.
This is the basic strategy that is used in a game of Blackjack.
Player’s Hand
represents the current total of your cards.
Dealer’s Face Card
represents the
one card of the Dealer that is face up.
PLAYER
’S HAND
Player Hard Hand Strategy
DEALER’S FACE CARD VALUE
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Winning Strategies
Stand
Hit
Double Down
Split
Stand
Hit
Double Down
A-9
A-8
A-7
A-6
A-5
A-4
A-3
A-2
This graphic displays the strategy that you should use when deciding whether to split a pair.
A player is said to have a
soft hand
when one of the cards is an ace, and its
value can equal either 1 or 11 without the hand’s total being greater than 21.
The hand is soft because the ace gives you two values for your one hand.
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 A
Player Soft Hand Strategy
A-A
10-10
9-9
8-8
7-7
6-6
5-5
4-4
3-3
2-2
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 A
Splitting Strategy
DEALER’S FACE CARD VALUE
PLAYER
’S HAND
DEALER’S FACE CARD VALUE
PLAYER
’S HAND
ss
s
ssssssss ss
sssss ss
ssssssss ss
ssssss
ssssss
sssss
s
sssss
s
s
s
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About Video Poker
Play begins in Video Poker with the
dealer giving you five cards. You then
have one chance to replace as many
cards as you feel necessary.
Winning and losing in Video Poker, unlike most other forms of poker, is not
based on comparing the value of your
hand against another hand. Instead, you
are rewarded for the value of your hand.
The better the hand, the more you are
awarded.
Your award is multiplied by the dollar
amount that you bet. For example, if you
bet $5 on a hand that pays 5 to 1 the
award would be $25. If you bet $5 on a
hand that pays 1 to 1, you would then
win back your original wager of $5.
The following sections explain winning
hands and their value.
Jacks or Better (Pays 1 to 1): One
pair of jacks, queens, kings, or aces.
Two Pair (Pays 2 to 1): Two pairs of
equal value cards, such as two 5's and
two 9's.
Three-of-a-Kind (Pays 3 to 1): Any
three cards of equal value.
Straight (Pays 5 to 1): Any five cards
of consecutive value. Aces may be
placed either before a 2 or after a king.
Flush (Pays 6 to 1): Any five cards of
the same suit (hearts, diamonds, clubs,
or spades).
Full House (Pays 9 to 1): One pair and
one three-of-a-kind, such as three kings
and two 5’s.
Four-of-a-Kind (Pays 25 to 1): Any
four cards of equal value.
Straight Flush (Pays 50 to 1): Any
five cards that are of consecutive value
and all of the same suit.
Royal Flush (Pays 250 to 1 or 800 to
1 for $5): A 10, jack, queen, king, and
ace all of the same suit.
Winning Poker Hands
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Video Poker Options
Here are the options that you have for
each hand of Video Poker.
To: Press:
Highlight a card or
Hold a card
H
or
Rates the value of
HINT
your current hand
Replace all cards that
DEAL/H IT
or
ENTER
are not held
Hold all cards
STAND
Playing Video Poker
Here is a sample walk-through of a game
of Video Poker.
1. Press
CLEAR
.
2. Press
to show Video Poker.
3. Press
ENTER
to select it.
You may stop the animation by
pressing any key other than
CLEAR
.
4. Type your bet amount using
the top row of letter keys.
You can raise or lower the bet by
$1 by pressing or .
5. Press
ENTER
.
Video Poker has a $5 betting limit.
6.
Press or to highlight a card,
and press
H
or to hold it.
To view the current value of your
hand press
HINT
.
6. Press
ENTER
or D to get new
cards.
7. Once the hand is over, press
any key to continue.
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Playing Video Poker
➤ Video Poker Betting
You begin with $250 to start. The minimum bet is $1, and the maximum bet is
$5. You can either type in the amount
you wish to bet, or press
or to raise
or lower the amount by $1.
If you lose all of your money, the dealer
will offer you a $100 loan to keep playing. If you lose this money, or if you decide not to take the loan, then the game
is over, and the scores will be reset.
If you win $1000 or more, then you will
be declared the winner, and your score
will be reset to $250. (NOTE: If you bet
$5 and you get a Royal Flush, you win
$4000! This automatically declares you
a winner.)
Book Card Care
• Do not expose your book
cards to heat, cold, or liquids.
• Do not put excessive weight
on your book cards.
LBS.
• Do not touch the metal
contacts on your book cards.
Caution: Touching these electrical
contacts with statically charged
objects, including your fingers, could
erase information entered in a book
card or built-in book.
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Limited Warranty (US only)
FRANKLIN warrants to you that the BOOKMAN PRODUCT will be free from defects in materials and
workmanship for one year from purchase. In the case of such a defect in your BOOKMAN PRODUCT, FRANKLIN
will repair or replace it without charge on return, with purchase receipt, to the dealer from which you made your
purchase or Franklin Electronic Publishers, Inc., One Franklin Plaza, Burlington, NJ 08016-4907, within one
year of purchase. Alternatively, FRANKLIN may, at its option, refund your purchase price.
Data contained in the BOOKMAN PRODUCT may be provided under license to FRANKLIN. FRANKLIN
makes no warranty with respect to the accuracy of data in the BOOKMAN PRODUCT. No warranty is made
that the BOOKMAN PRODUCT will run uninterrupted or error free. Y ou assume all risk of any damage or loss
from your use of the BOOKMAN PRODUCT .
This warranty does not apply if, in the sole discretion of FRANKLIN, the BOOKMAN PRODUCT has been
tampered with, damaged by accident, abused, misused, or misapplication, or as a result of service or modification
by any party , including any dealer, other than FRANKLIN. This warranty applies only to products manufactured
by or for FRANKLIN. Batteries, corrosion, or battery contacts and any damage caused by batteries are not
covered by this warranty. NO FRANKLIN DEALER, AGENT, OR EMPLOYEE IS AUTHORIZED TO MAKE
ANY ADDITIONAL WARRANTY IN THIS REGARD OR TO MAKE ANY MODIFICATION OR EXTENSION
OF THIS EXPRESS WARRANTY.
THE FOREGOING WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED
WARRANTIES, WRITTEN OR ORAL, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. YOUR SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE
REMEDY SHALL BE FRANKLIN’S OBLIGATION TO REPLACE OR REFUND AS SET FORTH ABOVE IN
THIS WARRANTY. Some States do not allow the exclusion of implied warranties, or limitations on how long a
warranty lasts. This warranty gives you specific rights; you may also have additional rights which vary from State
to State. This warranty shall not be applicable to the extent that enforcement of any provision may be prohibited
by applicable law.
FRANKLIN SHALL IN NO EVENT BE LIABLE T O YOU OR TO ANY OTHER PERSON FOR ANY SPECIAL,
INCIDENT AL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, OR ANY OTHER INDIRECT LOSS OR DAMAGE, ARISING
OUT OF YOUR PURCHASE, THE MANUFACTURE OR SALE OF THE BOOKMAN PRODUCT, THIS
LICENSE, OR ANY OBLIGA TION RESUL TING THEREFROM OR THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THE
BOOKMAN PRODUCT UNDER ANY LEGAL THEORY, WHETHER BREACH OF CONTRACT , TORT , STRICT
LIABILITY OR ANY OTHER CAUSE OF ACTION OR PROCEEDING, WHICH DAMAGES SHALL INCLUDE,
BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO, LOST PROFITS, DAMAGES TO PROPERTY, OR PERSONAL INJURY (BUT
ONLY TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW). FRANKLIN’S ENTIRE LIABILITY FOR ANY CLAIM OR
LOSS, DAMAGE, OR EXPENSE FROM ANY SUCH CAUSE SHALL IN NO EVENT EXCEED THE PRICE
PAID FOR THE BOOKMAN PRODUCT. THIS CLAUSE SHALL SURVIVE FAILURE OF AN EXCLUSIVE
REMEDY . This license and warranty is governed by the laws of the United States and the State of New Jersey.
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Resetting Your BOOKMAN
If the BOOKMAN keyboard fails to respond, or if its screen performs erratically, first press
CLEAR
and then press
ON/OFF
twice. If nothing happens, follow
the steps below to reset it.
Warning: Pressing the reset button with
more than very light pressure may permanently disable your BOOKMAN. In addition,
resetting your BOOKMAN unit erases settings and information entered into its builtin book, and in an installed book.
1. Hold
CLEAR
and press
ON/OFF
.
If nothing happens, try Step 2.
2. Use a paper clip to gently press
BOOKMAN’s reset button.
This unit may change operating modes
due to Electro-static Discharge. Normal
operation of this unit can be re-established by pressing the reset key,
ON/OFF
,
or by removing/replacing batteries.
➤ Troubleshooting BOOKMAN
• Make sure your book card, if any,
is installed correctly.
•
Check that your book card’s metal
contacts are dirt-and dust-free.
Copyrights & Patents
Model: BJP-2034
• size: 5.9 x 4.2 x 0.2 cm
• weight: 0.4 oz.
©
1998 Franklin Electronic Publishers,
Inc., Burlington, NJ 08060-4907, USA.
All rights reserved.
FCC Notice: Complies with the limits
for a Class B computing device pursuant
to Subpart B of part 15 of FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) This device may not
cause harmful interference; and (2) This
device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
U.S. Patent
4,891,775
ISBN 1-56712-216-7
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Index
Betting
Blackjack 8
Video Poker 14
Blackjack
betting in 8
betting screen 7
first deal options 7
insurance 9
object of the game 6
options 9
payoff 8
rules 5
sample game 7
second deal options
7
splitting a pair 9
surrender 9
Book card
care 14
installing 3
removing 3
BOOKMAN
resetting 16
troubleshooting 16
Color keys, under-
standing 2
Color keys, using 4
Direction keys 2
Follow the arrows 5
Function keys 2
Help, viewing 5
Hot keys 2
Insurance, buying 9
Limited warranty 15
Mode, teach 6
Other keys 2
Player hard hand
strategy 10
Player soft hand
strategy 11
Reset scores 8
Resuming where you
left off 4
Rules
Blackjack 5
Video Poker 5
Screen illustrations 3
Set contrast 4
Set shutoff 4
Settings, changing 4
Splitting strategy 11
Strategy
hard hand 10
soft hand 11
splitting 11
Teach mode 6
Tutorial, viewing 5
Video Poker
betting screen 13
options 13
rules 5
sample game 13
winning hands 12
View demo 5
Viewing
demonstration 5
help 5
rules 5
tutorial 5
Winning hands, Video
Poker 12
FRB-28034-00 Printed in U.S
P/N 7201176 Rev B
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