supermaxhd
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August 3rd, 2014 at 7:50:51 PM permalink
I looked on the Wizard's site already. I am looking for correct strategy table for triple double bonus. thanks,
gambling problem? split tens!
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August 3rd, 2014 at 8:02:51 PM permalink
My video poker strategy maker will give you a strategy for almost any form of video poker, including triple double bonus.
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supermaxhd
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August 3rd, 2014 at 8:38:20 PM permalink
That looks pretty nice. I had seen that before but I didn't realize what it did. Is it complete? I don't see where it explains two high cards ie kj. I've been trying to learn in training mode on another site but some of the correct plays didn't seem right.
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supermaxhd
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August 3rd, 2014 at 8:40:46 PM permalink
I found it...thanks again
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supermaxhd
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August 3rd, 2014 at 11:06:27 PM permalink
The strategy maker for triple double bonus doesn't show 2 high cards in the basic strategy but then shows two to a straight: JK listed as an exception. Maybe it is not complete.
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August 3rd, 2014 at 11:50:39 PM permalink
Quote: supermaxhd

The strategy maker for triple double bonus doesn't show 2 high cards in the basic strategy but then shows two to a straight: JK listed as an exception. Maybe it is not complete.



9/7 TDB basic strategy:

http://wizardofodds.com/games/video-poker/strategy/a-1-b-120-c-1-d-0-d-1-d-1-d-2-d-4-d-7-d-9-d-50-d-80-d-160-d-400-d-800-d-50-d-800/

Basic Strategy
TYPE OF PLAY PLAY DETAILS
Pat Hand
(more)Four 2's, 3's, 4's with any A,2,3,4; Four Aces with any 2,3,4; Straigh...
4 of a Kind
(more)2222; 3333; 4444; 5555; 6666; 7777; 8888; 9999; TTTT; JJJJ; QQQQ; KKKK...
4 to a Royal Flush TJQA; TJQK; TJKA; TQKA; JQKA
3 of a Kind + 1 Kicker 2223; 2224; 222A; 3332; 3334; 333A; 4442; 4443; 444A; AAA2; AAA3; AAA4
3 of a Kind 222; 333; 444; AAA
Pat Hand Straight; Flush; Full House
3 of a Kind 555; 666; 777; 888; 999; TTT; JJJ; QQQ; KKK
4 to a Straight Flush
(more)A234; A235; A245; A345; 2345; 2346; 2356; 2456; 3456; 3457; 3467; 3567...
1 Pair AA
2 Pair
(more)2233; 2244; 2255; 2266; 2277; 2288; 2299; 22TT; 22JJ; 22QQ; 22KK; 3344...
4 to a Flush
(more)2347; 2348; 2349; 234T; 234J; 234Q; 234K; 2357; 2358; 2359; 235T; 235J...
3 to a Royal Flush TJQ; TJK; TQK; JQA; JQK; JKA; QKA
1 Pair JJ; QQ; KK
3 to a Royal Flush TJA; TQA; TKA
1 Pair 22; 33; 44
4 to a Straight 2345; 3456; 4567; 5678; 6789; 789T; 89TJ; 9TJQ; TJQK
3 to a Straight Flush 789; 8JQ; 9TJ; 9JQ; 9JK; 9QK
1 Pair 88
3 to a Straight Flush 456; 9TQ
1 Pair 77
3 to a Straight Flush 345; 89J; 8TJ
1 Pair TT
3 to a Straight Flush 678
1 Pair 66
3 to a Straight Flush 89T
1 Pair 99
3 to a Straight Flush 567
1 Pair 55
4 to a Straight JQKA
3 to a Flush
(more)2JA; 2JQ; 2JK; 2QA; 2QK; 2KA; 3JA; 3JQ; 3JK; 3QA; 3QK; 3KA; 4JA; 4JQ...
2 to a Royal Flush JA; JQ; JK; QA; QK; KA
3 to a Straight Flush
(more)A23; A24; A25; A34; A35; A45; 234; 235; 245; 346; 356; 457; 467; 568...
4 to a Straight 9JQK; TJQA; TJKA; TQKA
3 to a Straight Flush 89Q; 8TQ; 9TK
3 to a Straight JQK
4 to a Straight 89JQ; 8TJQ; 9TJK; 9TQK
Single Card an Ace
3 to a Flush
(more)23J; 23Q; 24J; 24Q; 25J; 25Q; 26A; 26J; 26Q; 27A; 27J; 27Q; 27K; 28A...
2 to a Royal Flush TJ
3 to a Flush 23K; 24K; 25K; 26K; 34K; 35K; 36K; 45K; 46K; 56K
3 to a Straight TJQ
2 to a Straight JQ (note QJT is better)
3 to a Straight Flush 458; 468; 478; 569; 579; 589; 67T; 68T; 69T
2 to a Royal Flush TQ
3 to a Straight Flush 236; 246; 256; 347; 357; 367
2 to a Straight JK; QK
2 to a Royal Flush TK
Single Card a Jack; a Queen; a King
3 to a Flush
(more)237; 238; 239; 23T; 247; 248; 249; 24T; 257; 258; 259; 25T; 267; 268...
4 to a Straight
(more)2346; 2356; 2456; 3457; 3467; 3567; 4568; 4578; 4678; 5679; 5689; 5789...
2 to a Straight Flush 34
Garbage Discard everything
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August 5th, 2014 at 3:04:44 PM permalink
Thanks, is this considered one of the more difficult games to remember? Is there a simple strategy anywhere?
gambling problem? split tens!
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August 5th, 2014 at 3:17:22 PM permalink
Quote: supermaxhd

Thanks, is this considered one of the more difficult games to remember? Is there a simple strategy anywhere?


It's certainly more difficult than Jacks or Better.

The strategy linked to is complete. You can manually consolidate it into a simpler strategy using whatever notation you're comfortable with. If you follow only the basic strategy (and ignore the exceptions) then you're playing a game that returns 99.5761% (with the full-pay 9/7 paytable). Throw in the exceptions and you'll gain another 0.0017%. You're on your own for identifying the conditions which make each exception apply.
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August 5th, 2014 at 3:30:48 PM permalink
Quote: supermaxhd

Thanks, is this considered one of the more difficult games to remember? Is there a simple strategy anywhere?



Versus most games yes, this one is more difficult. And nope, no simple strategy made. For most players, it's just better to play 9/6 JoB. Any game where the flush payout is 7 for 1 or higher is more difficult. Is there is a 9/7 TDB in your area even?

I wouldn't touch anything lower than 9/7 either.
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August 5th, 2014 at 3:33:39 PM permalink
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