|
What
to do
- Three-Card playing strategy: Keep your
first bet intact only if you are dealt
- 1) Three of a kind, or
- 2) Pair of 10s or better (don't keep
lower pairs that this), or
- 3) Three to a straight flush (e.g.
8d, 9d, 10d), or
- 4) Three to a royal flush with a
high card (e.g. Kd, Qd, 10d), where high cards include 10, or
- 5) Three to a flush with two high
cards, and a chance for a straight (e.g. Kd, Jd, 9d), or
- 6) Three to a flush with one high
card, if one card can form an open-ended straight (e.g. Jd, 9d,
8d), or
- 7) Three to an open-ended straight,
all being high cards, but of different suits (e.g. Kd, Qs, Jc)
- Four-Card playing Strategy: Keep your
second bet intact only if you are dealt
- 1) Four of a kind, or
- 2) Four to a royal flush, or
- 3) Four to a straight flush, or
- 4) Four to a flush, or
- 5) An open-ended straight with at
least one high card, or
- 6) Three of a kind, or
- 7) Two pair, or
- 8) A pair of 10s or better
|
|
