Video Poker table

Hold the suited ace and king for high-pair value, strong two-pair/trips potential, and the valuable club flush and royal-flush draws.

Hold 7-9-T-J for the one-card straight draw (any 8), while retaining the jack for a possible high pair.

Hold 3-4-5 for three possible two-card straight completions (A-2, 2-6, or 6-7), plus chances at two pair or trips.

Hold the four spades for the strong one-card flush draw, with additional value from drawing another ace.

Hold the two high cards, Jack and Ace. Two high cards provide strong chances to pair into paying hands, with additional two-pair, trips, straight, and full-house potential.

Hold the suited ace and king for high-pair potential plus flush and royal-flush draw value.

Hold the ace and queen as two high cards, preserving multiple chances to make a paying high pair, two pair, trips, or better.

Hold the lone queen, which can improve to a paying high pair or stronger made hand. The disconnected low cards have no sufficiently valuable draw potential.

Hold the two high cards, King and Jack, for chances at a paying high pair, two pair, trips, or better.

Hold the two high cards, Q and J, for their strong pair, two-pair, trips, and full-house potential. The scattered low cards do not form a sufficiently valuable straight draw.

Hold the lone high card (Jack) to maximize the chance of making a paying pair or stronger hand; the low cards lack a meaningful draw.

Hold the pair of aces, a made paying pair with strong chances to improve to three of a kind, two pair, full house, or four aces.

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

Hold the ace and king: two high cards provide the best draw value through high pairs, two pair, trips, and occasional straights.

Hold the pair of nines; drawing three cards offers strong chances to improve to two pair, trips, full house, or quads.

Hold the four hearts for the strong four-card flush draw, with additional chances to improve through a high pair.

Hold both pairs and discard the ten. This preserves the two-pair payout while drawing for a full house or four of a kind.

Hold A-K-Q-J: any ten completes the straight, while pairing any of the four high ranks also returns a paying pair.

Hold the three spades to draw two cards toward a flush, while retaining some straight-flush and high-pair potential.

Hold the four hearts for the strong one-card draw to a flush, with additional straight-flush potential.

Hold 9-T-J-Q for an open-ended four-card straight draw; either an 8 or king completes a straight.

Hold A-2-4-5 for the four-card gutshot straight draw; any 3 completes a straight, with additional value from drawing an ace for a paying pair.

Hold the three hearts to pursue a four- or five-card flush draw; the suited king and ten also preserve high-card payout potential.

Hold the four diamonds: this is a strong four-flush draw with a possible wheel straight flush if the 5♦ arrives.

Hold the two high cards, King and Queen, for the strongest paying-pair draw and related two-pair/straight possibilities.

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

Hold the two high cards, Jacks and King, to maximize chances of a paying high pair, two pair, trips, or better.

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 pair of sevens. A made low pair has better expected value than chasing the incomplete straight.

Hold the pair of twos; a made pair provides the strongest expected draw among the available options.

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

Hold the three clubs to draw two cards toward a flush, with additional chances for pairs and other improvements.

Hold the lone jack, the only paying high card. The scattered low cards do not offer a strong straight or flush draw.

Hold the low pair of twos; it has the best draw value through trips, two pair, full houses, and quads.

Hold the three spades to pursue the relatively strong three-card flush draw, with additional chances for pairs or trips.

Hold the suited 9♥-10♥, which retains both straight-flush and flush potential while keeping the paying ten available for high-pair outcomes.

Hold both pairs and draw one card; this retains the two-pair payout while giving chances to improve to four of a kind.

Hold the four hearts for the strong four-card flush draw, with minor straight-flush potential.

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

Hold the lone jack, which is the only paying-pair card and offers the best draw value among these otherwise disconnected cards.