Video Poker table

Hold the three clubs: a three-card flush draw with the jack offers better expected value than retaining only the high card.

Hold the pair of 3s to draw three cards for trips, two pair, full house, or quads.

Hold the lone ace, which offers the best chance to improve to a paying high pair or stronger hand.

Hold the suited ace and queen: this preserves a two-card royal-flush draw while retaining strong high-pair, two-pair, trips, straight, and flush potential.

Hold the two high cards (J and K), which gives the best chances to improve to a paying high pair, two pair, trips, or better.

Hold the pair of eights; a made pair has stronger expected value than the scattered straight and flush possibilities.

Hold the three high cards (Q, K, A) to maximize chances for high pairs, two pair, trips, and the broadway straight.

Hold the suited J-K: two high cards provide strong chances at paying pairs, two pair, trips, straights, and diamond flush/royal possibilities.

Hold the pair of sixes; a made pair has stronger expected value than the weak partial straight/flush possibilities.

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

Hold the three diamonds for the strong three-card flush draw, with additional straight and high-pair possibilities.

Hold the three high cards (K-Q-J). They offer strong chances to make paying high pairs, two pair, trips, and the two-card straight completions.

Hold the two high cards, Queen and Ace, for the strongest pair-draw potential among the available options.

Hold the three hearts for flush potential, including two possible straight flush completions, while retaining additional straight and high-pair draw value.

The dealt hand is already a full house, paying 45 credits. Holding all cards locks in the much higher payout than any draw.

Hold the pair of aces, a made paying pair with strong improvement potential to three/four aces, two pair, or a full house.

Hold the two high cards, Ten and Jack, to maximize chances at a paying high pair, two pair, trips, or better while retaining some straight potential.

Hold the pair of sevens; drawing three cards gives the best chance to improve to two pair, trips, full house, or quads.

Hold the suited ace and jack: they preserve high-pair potential while retaining flush and royal-flush possibilities.

Hold the pair of tens; drawing three cards offers the best expected value through trips, two pair, full house, or quads.

Hold the pair of threes; a made pair provides the strongest draw, with chances to improve to two pair, trips, full house, or quads.

Hold the three diamonds: the three-card flush draw has strong flush potential, while retaining two high cards also preserves pair and two-pair outcomes.

Hold the pair of fours; a made pair provides the strongest draw, with chances to improve to two pair, trips, full house, or quads.

Hold the three spades: the three-card flush draw with two high cards has strong flush, straight-flush, and royal-flush potential.

Hold the pair of tens; a made low pair has better expected value than chasing the two-card suited royal/straight-flush possibilities.

Hold the pair of nines; it has the strongest expected value, with chances to improve to trips, two pair, full house, or quads.

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

Hold the three high cards A-K-Q. Drawing two cards offers strong chances to pair a paying rank, make two pair or trips, and complete a straight with J-T.

Hold the three clubs for the strongest draw, retaining flush potential along with straight, two-pair, and trips possibilities.

Hold the two high cards, which offer the best expected value through paid pairs, two pair, trips, and stronger improvements.

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

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

Hold the three-card straight-flush draw (7h-8h-Jh), retaining substantial flush, straight, and straight-flush potential.

Hold the ace as a high card; drawing four cards gives stronger expected value through made paying pairs and larger improvements than the weak four-card inside straight draw.

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

Hold the suited 8-9: it provides the strongest straight-flush and straight drawing potential among these otherwise unmade low cards.

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

Hold the two pair (sixes and sevens). Drawing one card has strong full-house and four-of-a-kind potential while retaining at least two pair.

Hold the pair of sevens; a made pair provides the strongest draw, with chances to improve to trips, two pair, full house, or quads.

Hold 8-9-J for the strong three-card straight draw, with multiple two-card completions to a straight and some pair/two-pair backup value.