Safest Video Poker Casino for US based player

[LaForce]

Good evening,

I'm a U.S. based Californian looking for a casino where I can play Video Poker. I'm a newbie to this forum and am hoping you can guide me to the best and safest overall Casiono:

1. Frist, I'm a mature man and I realize that I will most likely lose in the end;
2. I'm looking for consistent machines that have at least a 94% payout rate;
3. If I win, I expect to get paid;
4. If I lose, I want the casino to get paid.

Can you please direct me based upon your own experience, leaving all the hearsay, behind, what - in your opinion - would be the best casinos to try.

Thank you for your time and have a Great Weekend!!!

Tristan Capp

 

[dionysus]

For US and VP, I'd say 3dice - just my opinion

oh, and welcome to the forum

 

[Jasminebed]

I'll second the vote for 3Dice. The VP has a large selection, correct autoholds, and a look like the land based machines.

That said, I personally don't like the format of the multi-hand... the cards fan out all over the "table". Of course, it doesn't affect play or payouts, just kind of harder to view your wins I think.

Max bet is $20 per hand, but if you are silver or above VIP I understand you can ask for an increase in betsize.

 

[Casinomeister]

Here's a list of our Accredited US facing casinos:
Link Outdated / Removed

3Dice listed as one - check out their review page you'll see that their overall RTP last month (September) was 96.89
https://www.casinomeister.com/accredited-casinos/

That is probably overall games though. Regardless, they are an excellent casino operation.

Welcome to the forum BTW

 

[Simmo!]

As much as 3Dice is a good casino, don't expect any online VP to come up to the standards you get in US land-based. There's no Spin Poker, Multistrike, Super Times Pay etc...I know some Game King games are available online but not to US Players.

If I was American I'd be really disappointed in the choice right now.