Video Poker table

No pair, straight, or flush draw present; keep the two unsuited high cards (Jc, Kd) for the best expected value on the redraw.

Low pair of 3s; hold the pair and draw three new cards for best expected value, discarding the King and unrelated low cards.

No pair or draw exists; holding the lone Ace maximizes chances of forming a paying jacks-or-better pair while keeping deck flexibility.

No pair or draw; keep the two unsuited high cards (Jc, Ks) for the best shot at jacks-or-better and draw three new cards.

Pair of 8s (low pair) has higher EV than a two-card JT suited draw; keep the pair and draw three new cards.

No pair or draw; holding three unsuited high cards (Q,K,A) maximizes expected value from potential pairs/straights on the draw.

No made hand; keep the two unsuited high cards (Jd, Kd) for the best chance at a paying pair or straight, discarding the low unconnected cards.

Low pair of sixes is the best EV hold here; no flush or straight draw exists, so we keep the pair and draw three new cards.

Low pair of threes has the highest EV here since there's no flush or straight draw; hold the pair and draw three new cards.

No pair, straight, or made flush; between the 3-card diamond flush draw and holding the two unsuited high cards (A, J), standard optimal strategy favors keeping the two high cards since their combined EV (chance at a pair/straight/high pair plus flush backup) exceeds a bare 3-to-a-flush draw.

Hold K, Q, J as three unpaired high cards; no four-card flush or straight draw exists, so keeping all three high cards maximizes chances of forming a paying pair or better.

No pair or draw present; holding the two unsuited high cards (Ace, Queen) maximizes chances of forming a paying jacks-or-better hand while keeping shot at higher hands.

No pair or made hand; the three hearts (10-7-9) form a 3-card flush draw, which has higher expected value than keeping the lone king high card.

Two pair (QQ, KK) with a discarded 9h; hold both pairs for guaranteed two pair payout while drawing a chance at full house or quads.

Pair of aces is the only made paying hand; hold both aces and draw three new cards for shots at trips/full house/quads.

No pair, no four-card flush or straight; the lone jack is the only high card, so hold it alone and draw four new cards for the best expected value.

Low pair of 7s offers better EV than three unsuited high cards; holding the pair keeps three-of-a-kind, full house, and quads potential.

Ah and Jh are suited high cards giving royal flush/flush/straight potential plus pair possibilities, which outranks holding a single high card or low pair here.

Pair of tens is the best made hand; hold both tens and draw three new cards for chances at trips, full house, or four of a kind.

Low pair of 3s is the best structure; holding it and drawing three new cards keeps chances for trips, full house, or four of a kind.

K-Q suited are the only high cards with royal/straight-flush potential; the extra diamond (4d) has no straight-flush connectivity, so holding just K-Q suited outperforms keeping the ragged 3-flush.

Low pair of 4s beats holding two unsuited high cards in expected value; discard K, 5, Q and draw three new cards.

No pair or draw; holding the suited J-Q gives shots at royal/straight flush and high pair, the standard optimal play.

Holding the pair of tens has higher EV than keeping the two suited high cards (Js/Ts) for a royal draw, per standard 9/6 Jacks or Better strategy.

Low pair of 9s is the strongest kept value; hold both 9s and draw three new cards for chances at trips, full house, or quads.

Pair of aces is the strongest kept value; discard the three unrelated cards to draw toward trips, full house, or four of a kind.

Three unpaired high cards (A,K,Q) with no flush/straight draw is the standard optimal hold, maximizing chances at a pair or better.

No pair or made hand; three suited clubs (7c,4c,8c) give a flush draw that outranks holding the lone ace, so I hold those three and draw two.

No pair or draw present; keep the two unpaired high cards (K,J) for the best chance at forming jacks-or-better while drawing three new cards.

Low pair of 4s only qualifying holding value; keep pair and draw three new cards for best EV per optimal jacks-or-better strategy.

Pair of queens is a made paying hand; hold both queens and draw three new cards for chances at trips, full house, or four of a kind.

No pair, straight, or flush draw present; hold the lone Ace as the only card with showdown value and draw four new cards.

Pair of Queens is a made paying hand; hold both queens and draw three new cards for a shot at trips/full house while guaranteeing at least jacks-or-better payout odds.

No pair, no made hand, and no meaningful flush/straight draw (only two clubs, gapped ranks), so discard all five for a fresh draw.

Only made hand is a pair of Jacks; discard the three non-paying kickers to maximize draws into trips, full house, or two pair.

Two pair (6s and 7s) guarantees a payout; discard the 3d and draw one card, keeping the two pair intact since it already pays and drawing could improve to a full house.

Low pair of sevens is the strongest holding; keep the pair and draw three fresh cards for a shot at trips or better, discarding the unrelated Ace, six, and queen.

No made hand or draw; keep the lone jack as the only paying card possibility and draw four fresh cards.