Video Poker table

Hold the three diamonds for the strongest draw, with substantial flush potential and some straight-flush possibilities.

Hold the three-card straight flush (6h-7h-8h), which has strong flush and straight-flush redraw value.

Hold the three hearts for the strongest draw: a two-card flush draw with additional chances to pair the queen or improve to two pair/trips.

Hold the queen as the lone high card; its pair and upgrade potential has better expected value than the weak three-card diamond draw.

Hold the three tens to maximize chances at four of a kind, a full house, or trips.

Hold the pair of queens, a made paying pair with strong improvement chances to trips, two pair, full house, or quads.

Hold the three spades for the strongest draw: a three-card flush draw, with additional chances to improve through pairs, two pair, or trips.

Hold T-J-Q-K for the four-card open-ended straight draw; either a 9 or ace completes the straight.

Hold both pairs and draw one card, preserving the made two-pair payout while drawing to a full house or four of a kind.

Hold the two high cards, which offer the strongest expected value through high-pair, two-pair, trips, and full-house improvements.

Hold the low pair of threes; it has the best expected value through trips, two pair, full house, and quads draws.

Hold the pair of 3s; drawing three cards offers the strongest expected value through trips, two pair, full house, and quads.

Hold the suited J♣-K♣: it retains strong flush, straight-flush, and royal-flush potential while preserving chances to pair either high card.

Hold 9♦, T♦, and J♠: this preserves several two-card straight completions, a strong two-diamond flush draw, and high-pair/trips potential.

Hold the two high cards, ace and queen, for strong pair, two-pair, trips, and full-house potential.

No paying pair, four-card draw, or strong straight/flush draw is present. A full redraw has the best expected value.

Hold the king as the only high card; the remaining cards offer no strong pair, flush, or straight draw.

Hold the pair of sixes; a made pair provides the strongest expected value and can improve to trips, two pair, full house, or quads.

Hold the two suited high cards, preserving high-pair value plus flush and royal-flush potential.

Hold the suited ten and queen as a two-card royal-flush draw, retaining high-pair, straight, flush, and royal potential.

Hold the lone jack, which gives the best draw value through high-pair, trips, two-pair, and four-kind possibilities. The other cards provide no meaningful straight or flush draw.

Hold the four-card 8-9-T-J straight draw. Eight cards complete a straight, with additional value from drawing a jack for a high pair.

Hold the pair of fives; a low pair is the strongest available made-hand draw here.

Hold 6-7-8-10: this is a four-card inside straight, needing only a 9 for a straight.

Hold the suited K-Q high-card combination; it has strong flush, straight, and high-pair potential.

Hold the two high cards, King and Jack, to maximize chances of a paying high pair along with two-pair, trips, and stronger improvements.

Hold the pair of fours; drawing three cards gives the strongest expected return among the available options.

Hold the pair of tens; a made pair provides the strongest expected value here, with draws to trips, two pair, full house, or quads.

Hold the queen as the lone high card, maximizing chances to finish with a paying high pair or stronger hand.

Hold the suited queen and nine: two high cards provide strong pair/two-pair value plus flush and straight-flush potential, exceeding the value of the three-card flush.

Hold the pair of twos; drawing three cards offers strong trips, two-pair, full-house, and four-of-a-kind potential.

Hold the two high cards (queen and ten); they provide two chances at a paying high pair plus straight and multi-pair improvement potential.

Hold the three diamonds for the strongest available draw: a three-card flush draw with additional straight-flush potential.

Hold the pair of threes; a made pair has the best draw value here, with chances to improve to two pair, trips, full house, or quads.

Hold the high pair of kings for the made paying hand and strong improvement chances to trips, two pair, full house, or quads.

Hold the three diamonds for the strongest available draw, a three-card flush possibility with additional chances to improve through pairs or straights.

Hold the two high cards, Jack and Queen, for the strongest pair-draw value among the available patterns.

Hold the pair of aces for the made high-pair payout and strong improvement chances to trips, two pair, full house, or quads.

Hold the pair of nines. Drawing three cards for trips, two pair, full house, or quads has higher expected value than the four-card straight draw.

The low inside straight draw is too weak without high cards or flush potential. Redrawing all five cards has the higher expected value.