If you knew what SUIT the cards were before they were turned over, how would it affect the edge?

In Three Card Poker, If you knew what SUIT the cards were before they were turned over, how would it affect the house edge?

How about other games?

I'm having a debate with a friend regarding the game. Any input is appreciated, since I know very little about this casino game.

Sorry I don't have any info to help with the calculations, but this will bump the thread, and maybe someone will be able to assist.

I wanted to link to a card game called Indiscretion that has the suits on the backs of the cards, since the subject matter fit.

Since you (or the dealer) are dealt a flush 1 in 19.3 hands, you would fold many hands that you would otherwise have raised. I would also guess, and someone with better math skills than me could prove, that you 'might' raise all hands if you know the dealer does not have a flush. It may be just enough to be a 'tipping point'. I would say it would definitely be a player advantage game, but not by that much.

I think the point here is, what percentage of hands you raise that dont beat a flush, Q/6/4 up to Ace high and lesser flushes. IF you knew the dealer was suited you would be able to fold these hands rather than lose two units, I would guess its quite a high percentage and would be enough to beat the current edge.

Do you believe the edge would be over 10%?