Video Poker table

Low pair of 4s only qualifying hold; discard Qc, Th, 5s to draw three new cards for a chance at trips, full house, or quads.

No pairs or draws; only one high card (King) present, so hold it alone and draw four new cards for the best expected value per standard Jacks-or-Better strategy.

Three kings is a strong made hand; hold the trip kings and draw two new cards for a shot at four of a kind or full house.

No pair or flush draw; the 3-5-6-7 gutshot has zero high cards, so holding the lone Ace has higher EV than chasing the inside straight.

Holding Ace and Jack (unsuited high cards) maximizes chances of forming a paying pair or better; discarding the low unconnected cards.

Hold the pair of tens (low pair) and draw three new cards, discarding the unrelated 4s, 5d, 2d for the best expected value.

Pair of aces is a stronger holding than a four-card inside straight (needs specific Q), so keep AA and draw three.

Pair of 9s is low pair; hold only the pair and draw three new cards for best EV.

Low pair of 4s is the best held hand; standard strategy holds low pairs over unrelated high cards.

Low pair of threes has higher EV than holding a single high card or garbage; discard the rest and draw three.

Low pair of fives beats holding three unsuited high cards; keep the pair and draw three new cards for the best expected value.

Four cards to a flush (3c, Jc, 9c, Ac) is a strong draw; discard the off-suit 8h and draw one card to complete the flush.

Jd/Qd form two suited high cards toward a royal flush, which beats holding three unsuited high cards or any other partial draw here; discard 2h, 9h, and Ac.

Holding the open-ended straight draw (3-4-5-6) with 8 outs to a straight outperforms keeping the lone Jack per optimal Jacks-or-Better strategy.

No pair, no four-card flush or straight draw (only three diamonds), so discard everything for a fresh draw.

Holding 8s-9s-Tc-Jd forms an open-ended four-card straight draw (needs 7 or Q), which has higher EV than holding just the lone jack; discarding the 4c.

Low pair of fives beats holding three unrelated high cards; keep the pair and draw three new cards for better EV.

No pair, flush, or straight draw present; keep the two unsuited high cards (T,J) for the best chance at a jacks-or-better pair and discard the rest.

No pair or draw; keep the lone high card (Qc) and discard the rest for a fresh shot at jacks-or-better or better.

No made hand; A-T are suited high cards giving royal/flush/straight/high-pair potential, which outperforms a weak 3-card flush that includes a low kicker.

Pair of Kings is the strongest holding value; keep KK and draw three new cards for chances at trips, full house, or four of a kind.

Low pair of 9s outranks the unconnected 3-card club flush (A-Q-9 not suited straight-flush draw), so hold the pair and draw three new cards.

Hold the pair of queens and draw three new cards; keeping a lone ace kicker reduces two-pair/trips/quads equity compared to drawing three fresh cards.

Four-card open-ended straight (2-3-4-5) needs an Ace or 6 to complete; discard the lone Queen kicker for the best draw.

No pair or draw; holding the three unsuited high cards (Q,K,A) gives the best jacks-or-better/high-card EV since none form a suited royal draw.

Two pair (77 and 99) is a made hand paying 10 credits; discard the King kicker and keep both pairs for a guaranteed two-pair payout with a small shot at improving to four of a kind or full house.

No pair, straight, or flush draw present; the lone King is the only card worth keeping, so discard the rest for a fresh draw.

Pair of 9s is a low pair; standard strategy holds the pair and draws three new cards for the best expected value versus other options like a 3-card flush draw.

Discard the lone jack and keep the open-ended 3-4-5-6 straight draw, which has higher EV than a single high card.

Low pair of 5s: hold the pair and draw three new cards, which has higher EV than holding kickers like Kc/Js.

Low pair of sixes offers better EV than any unpaired high-card hold; keep the pair and draw three.

Low pair of 3s only pays if it improves; best EV is keeping the pair of 3s alone since low pair beats most redraw options, discarding the three unrelated cards.

Four cards to a flush (spades) is stronger than the low pair of 6s, so discard the 6h and draw for the flush.

Pair of aces is a made paying hand; discard the three kickers to draw for two pair, trips, or better while keeping the guaranteed jacks-or-better payout as floor.

Hold the pair of Queens (jacks-or-better pair) and draw three new cards; this maximizes EV over kicker holds like the King.

No pair or four-card draw; keep the lone Jack as the only high card for a shot at jacks-or-better on redraw.

Low pair of 4s is the strongest holding; keep both 4s and draw three new cards for a chance at trips, two pair, or full house.

Two pair (Aces and Twos) is a made hand; hold both pairs and discard the King for a chance at a full house or better.

Pair of tens is the only made hand; hold the pair and draw three new cards for a shot at trips or better.