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Video Poker Guru
The site that shows you how to win more jackpots.
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| "Of all the hands dealt on any poker machine, approximately 42%
will involve one pair with three other cards. Of that amount, 13% will
be a pair of jacks or better and 29% will consist of a low pair 2 to 10's.
Holding low pairs in losing hands will minimize potential losses."
---guru |
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| The object of the draw poker strategies is to increase net winnings
and reduce net losses by making the correct decisions for each hand. |
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The complete Draw Poker Solutions includes the
following content:
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A set of strategies
for 3 types of payout tables:
9-6, 8-5, and 6-5.
- Tips for playing triple play and multi-hand machines.
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A sensible discussion for dealing with over 1 million
possible hands that involve a pair.
- A pocketsize version to easily remember the strategies.
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An introduction to the random number generator
and the card selection process.
Gain confidence in your decisions.

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Although this deal is basically a losing hand, the correct
decision for what cards to hold is influenced by the payout table. The
negative values in mathematical expectations reflects the casino edge.
A player wants to choose a decision that reduces net losses and gives
the casino the smallest edge.
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If the player is at a 9-6 machine (see
payout tables), then the best decision is to hold the pair of
9's because the net loss per coin wagered in technical terms = -0.176.
The straight = -0.191
The straight flush = -0.311
The high cards = -0.513
In other words, for every dollar wagered, you can expect to lose 17.6
cents, which is less than the amount for the other choices.
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If the player is at a 8-5 machine (see
payout tables), then the player's choice of the 9's or go for the
straight makes little difference. In technical terms:
pair = -0.186.
The straight = -0.191
The straight flush = -0.350
The high cards = -0.514
You can expect to lose 18.6 cents for the nines or 19.1 cents for the
straight for every dollar wagered. |
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If the player is at a 6-5 machine (see
payout tables), then the best decision is to go for the mixed straight
because the net loss per coin wagered in technical terms gives the casino
the smallest edge.
The straight = -0.191
The pair = -0.207
The straight flush = -0.350
The high cards = -0.516
You can expect to lose 19.1 cents for every dollar wagered on the straight. |
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| Notice how the casino edge for the pair significantly increases on a
6-5 machine due to the reduced payout for the full house. The complete
Draw Poker Solutions addresses these issues with a goal to increase net
winnings and reduce net losses. |
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Triple play and other multi-hand machines are gaining popularity because
of the potential for large jackpots. The player needs to remember that decisions
are magnified three times. If this triple play hand is using a 6-5 payout
table, and the player holds the nines, the casino has a significant edge which
will greatly reduce the player's net winnings.
The complete Draw Poker Solutions offers more tips for playing triple play
and multi-hand games. |
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Gaming Systems Designed by JK Statistical Services
Copyright ©2001 by Cate Corporation. All rights reserved. |
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