Any help with "Caribbean Draw Poker?"
January 30th, 2011 at 2:01:34 PM
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It is mainly the discard strategy that I would like information on.
The optimal (perfect) strategy would be great.
Also information on the SD & HE if possible.
So far from other sources I have gathered:
- don't take bonus bet
- never fold, always raise
I'm also assuming Wizard hasn't analysed this game yet.
The optimal (perfect) strategy would be great.
Also information on the SD & HE if possible.
So far from other sources I have gathered:
- don't take bonus bet
- never fold, always raise
I'm also assuming Wizard hasn't analysed this game yet.
January 30th, 2011 at 2:06:29 PM
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You assume incorrectly: Oasis Poker
Wisdom is the quality that keeps you out of situations where you would otherwise need it
January 30th, 2011 at 2:10:29 PM
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Is this what you are looking for?
wizardofodds.com/caribbeanstud
"Optimal strategy in Caribbean Stud is very complicated. The number of people who know it perfectly is probably zero. However, we can make two generalizations that cover most hands.
1. Always raise with a pair or higher.
2. Always fold with less than the dealer's qualifying hand (ace/king)
It is the ace/king hands that are tricky. In general it helps if the three singletons are high or the dealer's up card is jack or less and matches one of the player's cards (making is less likely the dealer will form a pair). I personally developed the following strategy, which results in a house edge of 5.225%, just 0.001% less than optimal. If that isn't enough for you I do have the Caribbean Stud optimal strategy." Wizardofodds.com
I usually wait til the Jackpot gets over $150,000 and then play at a $5. I'm goin for the home run ball with the BONUS!! I don't play very often. Good luck!
wizardofodds.com/caribbeanstud
"Optimal strategy in Caribbean Stud is very complicated. The number of people who know it perfectly is probably zero. However, we can make two generalizations that cover most hands.
1. Always raise with a pair or higher.
2. Always fold with less than the dealer's qualifying hand (ace/king)
It is the ace/king hands that are tricky. In general it helps if the three singletons are high or the dealer's up card is jack or less and matches one of the player's cards (making is less likely the dealer will form a pair). I personally developed the following strategy, which results in a house edge of 5.225%, just 0.001% less than optimal. If that isn't enough for you I do have the Caribbean Stud optimal strategy." Wizardofodds.com
I usually wait til the Jackpot gets over $150,000 and then play at a $5. I'm goin for the home run ball with the BONUS!! I don't play very often. Good luck!
January 30th, 2011 at 2:13:12 PM
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@ Yoyomama Caribbean Stud Poker is a different game to Caibbean Draw Poker.
