Double Double Bonus Strategy HELP!!! Discussion in 'Video Poker' started by Stardust1958, Mar 20, 2017. Page 1 of 3 1 2 3 Next Stardust1958 Platinum. Messages: 1,018. Triple Double Bonus is a Video Poker game which is a modified version of Jacks or Better. The basic changes to the Jacks or Better paytable are that Four of a Kind hands have an increased payout while Flush and Two Pair hands have a reduced payout. Strategy Trainer Triple Double Bonus is a Video Poker game which is a modified version of Jacks or Better. The basic changes to the Jacks or Better paytable are that Four of a Kind hands have an increased payout while Flush and Two Pair hands have a reduced payout. For the most part, Triple Double Bonus Poker video poker strategy is similar to Double Bonus and Double Double Bonus. But considering that you get increased payouts on four aces + 2 4 and four 2s 4s + A 4, there are minor strategy adjustments that need to be made.
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https://nasoft.mystrikingly.com/blog/house-flipper-1-02. The first thing you do once you find a machine is to put your money in. When you play at your local casino you put bills in and when you play online your balance should load automatically when the game loads.
The next step is to choose five coins per hand. You can choose to bet fewer coins per hand, but you miss out on the chance for the bonus payout for a royal flush.
Now you press the deal button and receive your beginning five-card hand. Choose which ones you want to hold, press the buttons to hold them, then press the deal button again.
If you have a winning hand the payout is added to your balance at this point. Play free video poker jacks or better. Now you can hit the deal button to start the next hand. Most machines are designed to keep your coins per hand the same from hand to hand, but make sure it doesn't reset to fewer than five coins between hands.
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On this page we're going to discuss what I believe is the best possible strategy for playing Double Bonus video poker. By using this strategy you will be able to achieve a return of over 100%, which means that you can actually beat the house edge. Our strategy was created for full pay Double Bonus which uses the pay table listed below:
| Hand: | Payout: |
| Royal Flush | 800 |
| Straight Flush | 50 |
| Four Aces | 160 |
| Four Two's-Four's | 80 |
| Four Five's-King's | 50 |
| Full House | 10 |
| Flush | 7 |
| Straight | 5 |
| Three of a Kind | 3 |
| Two Pair | 1 |
| Jacks or Better | 1 |
Please note that to achieve the 100%+ payout percentage, you need to be betting five coins per hand. By betting five coins you'll receive a bonus for all royal flushes, which drastically improves the payout percentage in the long run. Learn about other Double Bonus pay tables.
Beginner Double Bonus Strategy
If you're a new Double Bonus player, you're probably better off to stick with the beginner chart for now. Free kundli pro software in hindi. It's much more simple and will help you make decisions quickly as you learn the game. This chart isn't as accurate as the full chart below, so if you're looking for the best possible strategy use the full expert chart we have below.
Here is how you should use the chart below:
- Find your trouble hand on the chart.
- Follow the chart's recommendation.
Example: Imagine you have Kc-Qc-Jc-Tc-4c. In this case you have a pat flush, but you also have an open ended straight flush draw including a draw to a royal flush. By looking at the chart below, you'll see that a royal flush draw is better than a pat flush, so make sure to discard the 4c and go for the straight flush/royal.
- Royal Flush Draw vs. Pat Straight Flush » Keep the Straight Flush
- Royal Flush Draw vs. Pat Flush » Keep the Royal Flush Draw
- Three of a Kind Aces vs. Full House » Keep the Three Aces
- Pat Straight vs. Four to a Straight Flush » Keep the Straight
- Two Pair vs. a Pair of Aces » Keep the Two Pair
- Four to a Flush vs. Four to a Straight » Keep the Four to a Flush
- Pair (Jacks through Aces) vs. Open Four to Straight » Keep the Pair
- Open Four to Straight vs. Pair (Twos through Tens) » Keep the Straight Draw
- Ace/King/Queen/Jack vs. Discard Everything » Keep the Ace/King/Queen/Jack
Expert Double Bonus Strategy
If you have a winning hand the payout is added to your balance at this point. Play free video poker jacks or better. Now you can hit the deal button to start the next hand. Most machines are designed to keep your coins per hand the same from hand to hand, but make sure it doesn't reset to fewer than five coins between hands.
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On this page we're going to discuss what I believe is the best possible strategy for playing Double Bonus video poker. By using this strategy you will be able to achieve a return of over 100%, which means that you can actually beat the house edge. Our strategy was created for full pay Double Bonus which uses the pay table listed below:
| Hand: | Payout: |
| Royal Flush | 800 |
| Straight Flush | 50 |
| Four Aces | 160 |
| Four Two's-Four's | 80 |
| Four Five's-King's | 50 |
| Full House | 10 |
| Flush | 7 |
| Straight | 5 |
| Three of a Kind | 3 |
| Two Pair | 1 |
| Jacks or Better | 1 |
Please note that to achieve the 100%+ payout percentage, you need to be betting five coins per hand. By betting five coins you'll receive a bonus for all royal flushes, which drastically improves the payout percentage in the long run. Learn about other Double Bonus pay tables.
Beginner Double Bonus Strategy
If you're a new Double Bonus player, you're probably better off to stick with the beginner chart for now. Free kundli pro software in hindi. It's much more simple and will help you make decisions quickly as you learn the game. This chart isn't as accurate as the full chart below, so if you're looking for the best possible strategy use the full expert chart we have below.
Here is how you should use the chart below:
- Find your trouble hand on the chart.
- Follow the chart's recommendation.
Example: Imagine you have Kc-Qc-Jc-Tc-4c. In this case you have a pat flush, but you also have an open ended straight flush draw including a draw to a royal flush. By looking at the chart below, you'll see that a royal flush draw is better than a pat flush, so make sure to discard the 4c and go for the straight flush/royal.
- Royal Flush Draw vs. Pat Straight Flush » Keep the Straight Flush
- Royal Flush Draw vs. Pat Flush » Keep the Royal Flush Draw
- Three of a Kind Aces vs. Full House » Keep the Three Aces
- Pat Straight vs. Four to a Straight Flush » Keep the Straight
- Two Pair vs. a Pair of Aces » Keep the Two Pair
- Four to a Flush vs. Four to a Straight » Keep the Four to a Flush
- Pair (Jacks through Aces) vs. Open Four to Straight » Keep the Pair
- Open Four to Straight vs. Pair (Twos through Tens) » Keep the Straight Draw
- Ace/King/Queen/Jack vs. Discard Everything » Keep the Ace/King/Queen/Jack
Expert Double Bonus Strategy
Here is how you should use the chart below:
- Start at the top of the chart and work down.
- When you see a hand that matches up with yours, follow that strategy.
Double Double Bonus Poker Strategy Trainer
Example: Imagine you have Qs-Js-Ts-3s-Jh. In this case, you'd match up with a few rows on the table below. Your hand would qualify for a high pair of Jacks, a Q-J-T suited with one penalty (the other Jack is a penalty card), and four to a flush. However, on the table you'll notice that Q-J-T suited with one penalty is higher than a four flush or a pair, so you should keep the Q-J-T suited and ditch the four flush and pair.
Double Bonus Full Strategy Chart
Here are the ranks for every possible Double Bonus hand. Remember, find the highest match on the list for your hand and hold those cards. The middle column shows the expected return for the specific hand. In the example column, h = Hearts, s = Spades, c = Clubs, d = Diamonds, T = Ten, s = Suited.
| Hand | Expected Return | Example |
| Pat Royal Flush | 800.0000 | Th-Jh-Qh-Kh-Ah |
| Four of a Kind Aces | 160.0000 | Ac-Ah-Ad-As-3c |
| Four of a Kind Twos, Threes, Fours | 80.0000 | 2h-2s-2c-2d-7c |
| Four of a Kind Fives - Kings | 50.0000 | 7c-7d-7h-7s-Jc |
| Pat Straight Flush | 50.0000 | 6h-7h-8h-9h-Th |
| Royal Flush Draw | 18.6383 | Th-Jh-Qh-Kh-4h |
| Three of a Kind Aces | 10.1147 | Ac-Ad-Ah-Js-8c |
| Pat Full House | 10.0000 | Ac-Ad-As-Js-Jc |
| Pat Flush | 7.0000 | Ac-Jc-6c-5c-4c |
| Three of a Kind Twos, Threes, Fours | 6.7105 | 3c-3h-3d-8s-9s |
| Three of a Kind Fives through Kings | 5.4339 | 8c-8s-8d-9h-3d |
| Pat Straight | 5.0000 | 4c-5s-6h-7h-8h |
| Open Straight Flush Draw | 3.7383 | 4c-5c-6c-7c-Th |
| Inside Straight Flush Draw | 2.4894 | Qs-Js-9s-8s-4c |
| Two Pair | 1.7660 | 3c-3s-4d-4h-Ac |
| Pair of Aces | 1.7635 | Ac-Ad-Js-8c-5h |
| Q-J-T suited (w/ no penalty*) | 1.5846 | Qh-Jh-Th-4d-3d |
| K-Q-J suited (w/ no penalty*) | 1.5754 | Kh-Qh-Jh-4c-3c |
| Q-J-T suited (w/ one Straight penalty*) | 1.5634 | Qh-Jh-Th-Kc-2c |
| Q-J-T suited (w/ one High Pair penalty*) | 1.5430 | Qh-Jh-Th-Jc-4s |
| K-Q-J suited (w/ one Straight penalty*) | 1.5384 | Kh-Qh-Jh-Tc-4c |
| K-Q-J suited (w/ one High Pair penalty*) | 1.5365 | Kh-Qh-Jh-Js-3s |
| Four to a Flush, 3 High Cards (w/ no penalty*) | 1.5319 | Ac-Jc-Tc-3h-2h |
| Q-J-T suited (w/ one Flush penalty*) | 1.5264 | Qh-Jh-Th-4h-3c |
| Four to a Flush, 3 High Cards (w/ 1 HP penalty*) | 1.5106 | Ac-Jc-Tc-3c-Th |
| Q-J-T suited (w/ any two penalties*) | 1.4894 | Qs-Js-Ts-Kh-Jc |
| K-Q-J suited (w/ any two penalties*) | 1.4783 | Kh-Qh-Jh-Jc-Ts |
| K-Q-T suited, K-J-T suited (w/ no penalty*) | 1.4755 | Kh-Qh-Th-4c-3c |
| Four to a Flush, 2 High Cards (w/ no penalty*) | 1.4681 | Kh-Jh-7h-5h-2c |
| A-K-Qs, A-K-Js, A-Q-Js (w/ no penalty*) | 1.4662 | Ac-Kc-Jc-2h-3h |
| Pair of Jacks, Queens, Kings | 1.4582 | Jc-Js-2h-4c-8s |
| K-Q-Ts, K-J-Ts (w/ one Straight penalty*) | 1.4542 | Kh-Qh-Th-Jc-2c |
| A-K-Qs, A-K-Js, A-Q-Js (w/ one Straight penalty*) | 1.4450 | Ac-Kc-Qc-Jh-2h |
| Four to a Flush, One High Card | 1.4042 | Ac-8c-7c-3c-6h |
| K-Q-T suited, K-J-T suited (w/ two penalties*) | 1.3959 | Kh-Qh-Th-Jc-Qc |
| A-K-Ts, A-Q-Ts, A-J-Ts(w/ no penalty*) | 1.3663 | Ac-Kc-Tc-2h-3h |
| Four to a flush, No High Cards | 1.3404 | 9c-7c-4c-2c-8s |
| A-K-Ts, A-Q-Ts, A-J-Ts (w/ one St. penalty*) | 1.3395 | Ac-Kc-Tc-Jh-2s |
| Open Four to a Straight | 0.9149 | Jc-Ts-9h-8c-2h |
| Pair of Twos, Threes, Fours | 0.8266 | 2c-2h-7s-8c-Jh |
| J-T-9 suited | 0.7826 | Jc-Tc-9c-4h-3h |
| Q-J-9 suited | 0.7761 | Qc-Jc-9c-4h-3h |
| Pair of Fives through Tens | 0.7434 | 5c-5h-Js-8d-2h |
| Three to a Straight Flush, Open, No High Cards | 0.6855 | 4c-5c-6c-Th-9h |
| A-K-Q-J | 0.6789 | Ac-Ks-Jh-Ts-3s |
| Q-J-8 suited | 0.6644 | Qc-Jc-8c-6h-4h |
| Q-T-9 suited, J-T-8 suited, J-9-8 suited | 0.6577 | Jc-9c-8c-4h-3h |
| K-Q-9 suited, K-J-9 suited | 0.6512 | Kc-Qc-9c-4h-2h |
| Four to a Straight, Inside, Three High Cards | 0.6170 | Qc-Js-Ts-8d-2h |
| Q-J suited (w/ no or one penalty*) | 0.5871 | Qc-Jc-4h-8s-2h |
| K-Q suited, K-J suited (w/ no penalty*) | 0.5845 | Kc-Qc-8s-4h-2s |
| Q-J suited (w/ two penalties*) | 0.5772 | Qs-Js-Th-6c-4s |
| 3 to a St. Flush, 1 Gap, 0 Hi Cards (no penalty*) | 0.5726 | 4h-5h-7h-9c-Tc |
| A-Ks, A-Qs, A-Js (w/ no penalty*) | 0.5692 | Ac-Kc-6s-9d-2h |
| 3 to a St. Flush, 2 Gaps, 1 Hi Card (no penalty*) | 0.5671 | 4h-6h-8h-Jc-2s |
| K-Qs, K-Js (w/ one Flush penalty*) | 0.5650 | Ks-Qs-8s-6h-2h |
| Q-J suited (w/ three penalties*) | 0.5650 | Qs-Js-Tc-8c-2s |
| K-Qs, K-Js (w/ one or two Straight penalties*) | 0.5642 | Ks-Qs-Jc-9c-2h |
| Three to a Flush, Two High Cards | 0.5606 | As-Js-3s-5c-9c |
| A-Ks, A-Qs, A-Js (w/ one Straight penalty*) | 0.5596 | As-Ks-Tc-2h-6h |
| K-Qs, K-Js (w/ 1 St. penalty + 1 Flush penalty*) | 0.5582 | Ks-Qs-Tc-6s-4d |
| 3 to a St. Flush, 1 Gap, 0 Hi Cards (St. penalty*) | 0.5578 | 5h-6h-8h-9c-2s |
| Four to a Straight, Inside, Two High Cards | 0.5532 | Qs-Jd-9c-8h-2s |
| K-Qs, K-Js (w/ three penalties*) | 0.5515 | Ks-Qs-Th-Td-2s |
| 3 to a St. Flush, 2 Gaps, 1 High Card (St. penalty*) | 0.5486 | 8h-Th-Qh-9c-2s |
| K-Q-J | 0.5199 | Kh-Qs-Jc-4c-2h |
| J-T suited (w/ no penalty*) | 0.5011 | Jc-Tc-6s-4d-2d |
| Q-J-T | 0.4940 | Qc-Jd-Th-7s-2d |
| Four to a Straight, Inside, One High Card | 0.4894 | Jc-Ts-9d-7h-2s |
| J-T suited (w/ one Flush penalty*) | 0.4817 | Js-Ts-6s-4c-2h |
| J-T suited (w/ one or two Straight penalties*) | 0.4747 | Js-Ts-8c-7c-2h |
| Q-J | 0.4745 | Qc-Jh-7d-5c-2h |
| 9-7-5 suited, 9-6-5 suited | 0.4699 | 9c-7c-5c-2h-3h |
| Q-T suited (w/ no penalty*) | 0.4683 | Qc-Tc-7s-5h-2s |
| 3 to a St. Flush, 2 Gaps, 0 Hi Cards (no penalty*) | 0.4672 | 5h-7h-9h-2d-3d |
| J-Ts (w/ 1 Straight penalty + 1 Flush penalty*) | 0.4652 | Js-Ts-8c-2s-5h |
| K-Q, K-J (w/ no penalty*) | 0.4623 | Ks-Qc-8h-5h-3d |
| Three to a Flush, One High Card | 0.4598 | Js-8s-4s-3c-2c |
| J-T suited (w/ three penalties*) | 0.4588 | Js-Ts-7c-Ad-2s |
| K-Q, K-J (w/ one Straight penalty*) | 0.4574 | Kc-Qs-9d-5h-2c |
| Ace (w/ no flush penalty*) | 0.4552 | Ad-Tc-7s-4s-2h |
| Ace (w/ one flush penalty + no 2, 3, 4 or 5) | 0.4499 | Ah-9h-Jc-7s-6d |
| A-K, A-Q, A-J | 0.4493 | Ac-Kh-9d-7c-4s |
| K-T suited | 0.4487 | Kc-Tc-7s-5d-2d |
| Ace (w/ one flush penalty*) | 0.4487 | Ah-Th-7s-5c-2d |
| Jack (w/ no flush penalty*) | 0.4451 | Jd-9s-7c-4h-2h |
| 3 to a St. Flush, 2 Gaps, 0 Hi Cards (St. penalty*) | 0.4431 | 4h-6h-8h-7c-Td |
| Queen | 0.4341 | Qc-9d-7d-4s-2s |
| King | 0.4310 | Kh-Ts-8d-5d-2c |
| Jack (w/ one Flush penalty*) | 0.4306 | Jd-8d-5c-3s-2s |
| Four to a Straight, Inside, no High Cards | 0.4255 | 5d-6c-7s-9h-2d |
| Three to a Flush, no High Cards | 0.3608 | Th-7h-5h-3s-2s |
| Everything Else » Draw Five New Cards | 0.3231 | 10s-8c-6d-4s-2h |
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*Penalty cards are any cards which you plan to discard that hurt your chances of completing a draw. For example, if you have 7c-9c-Jc-8s-5h and plan to keep the 7c-9c-Jc, the 8s that you're discarding actually hurts you because there is one less card in the deck that completes your straight. However, it still makes sense to discard the 8s because you have better expected return going for the straight flush than to draw to the inside straight.
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Straight (St.) penalty cards mean cards that interfere w/ a hand's possibility of making a straight. Flush penalty cards mean cards that interfere w/ a hand's possibility of making a flush. High Pair (HP) penalty cards mean cards that interfere w/ a hand's possibility of making a high pair (a pair Jacks or better).
