Showdown Hold'em table

K9o is within the standard preflop 4x raising range (which includes any K5o+).

Pocket threes meet the standard optimal preflop 4x raise threshold (33+).

4s 2c is well below the preflop 4x raising threshold, so checking to see a free flop is the standard play.

Bottom pair with a weak kicker is not strong enough to commit 2x on the flop; checking to see the full board is standard.

With only a pair of deuces on a four-flush board, the dealer qualifies and beats us far too often to justify calling the 1x play bet.

96o does not meet the preflop 4x raising threshold, so checking to see the flop is optimal.

Holding bottom pair with a weak kicker on a coordinated board does not warrant a 2x flop bet, so checking to see the remaining cards for free is optimal.

We have a pair of nines, which easily beats all non-qualifying dealer holdings as well as lower pairs, making a 1x river raise clearly profitable over folding.

2c-3d is well below the standard preflop 4x raise threshold, making check the optimal play.

Bottom pair with a 3 kicker is too weak to commit a 2x raise on the flop, so checking to see the remaining cards for free is optimal.

Holding bottom pair on an unpaired board beats all dealer non-qualifying hands, giving sufficient equity to justify the 1x play bet over folding.

93o is not in the standard preflop 4x raising range, so checking to see the flop for free is optimal.

With 9-high and only weak runner/gutshot draws on a Q-T-5 board, checking to see the full board for free is clearly superior to raising 2x.

With only queen-high and no pair, we lose an extra bet whenever the dealer qualifies and beat very few non-qualifying hands, making a fold higher EV than raising.

Q2o is well below the standard preflop 4x raising threshold of Q8o+ or Q6s+, so checking to see a free flop is optimal.

Holding Queen-high with only a gutshot straight draw on a paired flop does not meet the threshold for a 2x raise, so checking to see the full board is optimal.

The board has a pair of fives, so the dealer qualifies automatically. With only queen-high (Q-2) playing the board's pair, our win rate is well below the 20% needed to justify a 1x raise over folding.

A3s is part of the standard preflop 4x raising range (any ace).

K8o is well above the K5o+ threshold in the standard optimal 4x raising strategy against the house dealer.

9c 6h is an unsuited low connector well below the 4x raising threshold, so checking to see the flop is standard.

Holding bottom pair with an inside straight draw on a board of T-7-6, checking allows us to see the turn and river for free without committing a 2x raise.

We hold two pair (sevens and sixes with a jack kicker), which easily exceeds the threshold required to raise 1x against the dealer's random holding on the river.

Q3o is below the threshold for a preflop 4x raise (Q8o+ / Q6s+), so checking to see the flop is optimal.

Flopping an open-ended straight draw (2-3-4-5) provides strong equity to warrant a 2x raise.

K2s falls within the standard optimal 4x preflop raising range (K2s+, any Ace, 33+).

Pocket kings are a premium starting hand well above the standard 33+ threshold for raising 4x preflop.

T8o does not meet the standard preflop 4x raising threshold, so checking to see the flop is optimal.

Holding middle pair of tens on a Qd-Ts-7c flop gives sufficient equity against the dealer's random range to commit a 2x play bet now.

Any Ace is an optimal 4x raise preflop in Ultimate Texas Hold'em strategy.

Pocket nines are comfortably within the optimal preflop 4x raising range (pairs 33 and higher).

K7o meets the standard preflop 4x raise threshold (K5o+).

T6o does not meet the preflop raising threshold (optimal 4x range starts at J8s+, JTo, Q6s+, Q8o+, etc.), so checking to see the flop is standard.

Flopped a full house (sixes full of tens), which is an extremely strong hand that clearly warrants an immediate raise.

K2o is below the optimal 4x raising threshold of K5o+, so checking to see the flop is the standard play.

With King-high and no pair or significant draw on a 3-8-T board, checking is clearly superior to committing a 2x raise.

With only King-high and a deuce kicker on an unpaired board, dealer will qualify with a pair or better roughly 75% of the time, costing an extra bet, and even when dealer does not qualify, Ace-high hands beat us.

4-2 offsuit is well below the optimal 4x preflop raising threshold, so checking to see the flop is standard.

With bottom pair of deuces, a weak four kicker, and a 4-high flush draw where dealer flushes will dominate, checking is better than raising 2x.

With a pair of deuces combining with the board's pair of nines to make two pair, we beat all of the dealer's unpaired holdings, well exceeding the 20% win-rate threshold needed to bet 1x.

4-2 offsuit is well outside the standard preflop raising range, making check the clear optimal play.

Holding bottom pair with a weak four kicker on a high board (K-J-2) is not strong enough to commit a 2x raise; checking to see the river is standard.

Holding a pair of deuces gives a winning showdown whenever the dealer fails to qualify with high card (around 39% of dealer holdings), yielding a significantly higher expected value than folding.

Pocket twos fall just below the standard preflop 4x raise threshold of 33+, so checking to see the flop is optimal.

Pocket deuces are an underpair to the entire board (J-8-4), so checking to see the remaining cards for free is optimal.

Dealer qualifies on any pair or straight, leaving only 240 out of 990 non-qualifying holdings. Raising 1x has an EV of approximately -20.27 chips, which is worse than folding for -20 chips.

QJo exceeds the preflop 4x threshold of Q8o+, making raise_4x the optimal play.

According to optimal Ultimate Texas Hold'em preflop strategy, any hand containing an Ace is an automatic 4x raise.

King-five suited is within the standard preflop 4x raising range (K2s+).

King-nine offsuit meets the standard preflop 4x raising threshold of K5o or better.

J9s meets the standard preflop 4x raising criteria (J8s+), making a 4x raise the optimal strategy.

Any Ace is an optimal 4x raise preflop according to standard Showdown Hold'em basic strategy.

8h 6s is well below the optimal preflop 4x raising threshold, so checking to see the flop is optimal.

Flopped trips with three eights, providing a commanding equity lead that merits the maximum flop bet of 2x.

K2o does not meet the standard preflop 4x raising threshold of K5o+, so checking is optimal.

With King-high and no pair or significant draw on a J-T-5 board, checking to see the remaining cards for free is optimal.

Holding a pair of deuces with a king kicker beats all non-qualifying dealer hands, yielding an expected value substantially higher than folding.