- Strategy Table For Draw Poker Double Double Bonus Slot Machine Universal
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Double Double Bonus Poker pays double on most four of a kind hands. It has an added bonus for quad aces, twos, threes and fours when the fifth card is also an ace, two, three or four. The basic strategy for Double Double Bonus Poker is complicated which is due to the bonus pays on the kicker. The perfect play varies depending on the pay table. Double Double Bonus Poker uses a regular 52-card deck, while the lowest rank for a winning hand is a pair of Jacks. Similar to Double Bonus Poker, Double Double Bonus Poker will pay a player even money for frequent hands such as a Two Pair. However, there are some differences in the strategies and we are going to talk about them.
We always assume that our readers are almost complete novices, so we start with the basics of how to play video poker in general. A lot of readers are familiar with slot machines, and some of them think that video poker games are just another type of slot.
That’s not the case at all, in fact:
Slot machines are similar to video poker games. Both feature symbols on a video screen, and different combinations of those symbols have different payoffs. But most slot machine games have meaningless symbols and icons, like fruit or bars. Video poker machines use playing cards.
This is significant because you have no way of knowing what the probability of getting a particular symbol on a slot machine is. But true video poker games (as opposed to pull tab games, which only look like video poker games) use the same probability as a deck of cards.
Strategy Table For Draw Poker Double Double Bonus Slot Machine Universal
Both slots and video poker provide you with a pay table that shows what the payoffs are for various combinations of symbols. But the combinations in video poker are based on poker hand rankings, and the odds of winding up with particular poker hands are known.
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This page shows my strategy for 10/6 Double Double Bonus Poker. With optimal strategy, the expected return of 10/6 Double Double Bonus is 100.07%. 10/6 Double Double Bonus is hard to find, but does exist at some Vegas casinos. This strategy will also work fine for 9/6 Double Double Bonus (with a return of 98.98%). The following table shows the probability and return for each hand.Strategy Table For Draw Poker Double Double Bonus Slot Machine Aristocrat

'10/6' Double Double Bonus — 100.07%
Hand | Payoff | Combinations | Probability | Return |
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Royal flush | 800 | 488778744 | 0.000025 | 0.019617 |
Straight flush | 50 | 2184595380 | 0.000110 | 0.005480 |
4 aces + 2-4 | 400 | 1227703884 | 0.000062 | 0.024636 |
4 2-4 + A-4 | 160 | 2854373148 | 0.000143 | 0.022911 |
4 aces + 5-K | 160 | 3460044144 | 0.000174 | 0.027773 |
4 2-4 + 5-K | 80 | 7662444216 | 0.000384 | 0.030752 |
4 5-K | 50 | 32505224436 | 0.001631 | 0.081535 |
Full house | 10 | 216538304868 | 0.010863 | 0.108632 |
Flush | 6 | 225383782236 | 0.011307 | 0.067842 |
Straight | 4 | 254016213636 | 0.012743 | 0.050973 |
3 of a kind | 3 | 1500911478996 | 0.075297 | 0.225891 |
Two pair | 1 | 2454252380532 | 0.123124 | 0.123124 |
Jacks or better | 1 | 4215941787060 | 0.211503 | 0.211503 |
Nothing | 0 | 11015803405920 | 0.552635 | 0.000000 |
Total | 19933230517200 | 1.000000 | 1.000670 |
Conflict Hands
The following list shows all the difficult hands, and how to correctly play them. Definitions:- High Card = Jack, Queen, King or Ace
- Straight Flush draw (type 1) = Open ended straight flush draw, in which the number of high cards equals or exceeds number of gaps.
- Straight Flush draw (type 2) = Open ended straight flush draw, with one gap, or two gaps with one high card, any ace-low, or 234 suited.
- Straight Flush draw (type 3) = Straight flush draw with two gaps and no high cards.
- K Q J T 9 Straight Flush or 4 to a Royal Flush: Keep the straight flush
- A A A 5 5 Three Aces or Full House: Keep the three aces
- 7 7 7 9 9 Full House or Three of a Kind (other than aces): Keep the full house
- 2 3 9 4 6 Flush or 4 to a Straight Flush: Keep the flush
- 5 6 7 8 9 Straight or 4 to a Straight Flush: Keep the straight
- A A 7 7 T Pair of Aces or Two Pair: Keep the pair of aces
- A A K Q J Pair of Aces or 3 to a Royal Flush: Keep the pair of aces
- J J Q K K Two Pair or 3 to a Royal Flush: Keep the two pair
- J J Q K 9 High Pair (J/Q/K) or 3 to a Royal Flush (suited KQJ): Keep the suited KQJ
- J J T Q A High Pair (J/Q/K) or 3 to a Royal Flush (except KQJ): Keep the high pair
- A K Q 5 7 3 to a Royal Flush (except TJA/TQA/TKA) or 4 to a Flush: Keep the 3 to a royal flush
- A K T 5 7 3 to a Royal Flush (suited TJA/TQA/TKA) or 4 to a Flush: Keep the 4 to a flush
- K Q J T 8 3 to a Royal Flush or 4 to an outside straight with 1+ high cards: Keep the 3 to a royal flush
- K Q J T T 4 to an outside straight with 1+ high cards or low pair: Go for the straight
- 4 5 6 7 7 Low pair or 4 to an outside straight with 0 high cards: Keep the low pair
- 3 4 5 6 8 4 to an outside straight with 0 high cards or 3 to a straight flush (any type): Go for the straight
- 4 5 6 J Q 3 to a straight flush (type 1) or 2 suited high cards: Go for the straight flush
- 9 J Q K 3 2 suited high cards or 4 to an inside straight with 3 high cards: Keep the 2 suited high cards
- J A 2 3 4 2 suited high cards or 3 to a straight flush (type 1 or 2): Keep the 2 suited high cards
- 8 9 J Q K 4 to an inside straight with 3 high cards or 3 to a straight flush (type 2): Keep 4 to an inside straight with 3 high cards
- 8 J Q K 2 3 to a straight flush (type 2) or KQJ unsuited: Go for the straight flush
- 2 4 5 A 6 3 to a straight flush (type 2) or Ace: Go for the straight flush
- 2 3 4 J Q 3 to a straight flush (type 2) or QJ unsuited: Go for the straight flush
- 5 6 8 T J 3 to a straight flush (type 2) or JT suited: Go for the straight flush
- Q J A 9 7 QJ unsuited or Ace: Keep the QJ unsuited
- A T J 6 3 Ace or JT suited: Keep the Ace
- A K Q 7 4 Ace or KQ/KJ unsuited: Keep the Ace
- T K A 9 8 Ace or KT/QT suited: Keep the Ace
- A J 5 7 8 Ace or AK/AQ/AJ unsuited: Keep the Ace
- A 6 9 T 4 Ace or 3 to a straight flush (type 3): Keep the Ace
- K J T 8 5 JT suited or KJ unsuited: Keep the JT suited
- J T 2 4 6 JT suited or 3 to a straight flush (type 1): Keep the JT suited
- K Q T 8 5 KQ/KJ unsuited or KT/QT suited: Keep the unsuited KQ/KJ
- K J 3 5 7 KQ/KJ unsuited or 3 to a straight flush (type 1): Keep the unsuited KQ/KJ
- Q T 8 4 2 KT/QT suited or King/Queen/Jack only: Keep the suited KT/QT
- Q T 4 5 8 KT/QT suited or 3 to a straight flush (type 1): Keep the suited KT/QT
- J 4 6 8 2 Jack/Queen/King or 3 to a straight flush (type 3): Keep the Jack, Queen or King
- J 3 4 5 7 Jack/Queen/King or 4 to an inside straight with 0 high cards: Keep the Jack, Queen or King
- 2 3 4 6 7 3 to a straight flush (type 3) or 4 to an inside straight with 0 high cards: Keep the 3 to a straight flush (type 3)
Traditional Strategy Table
The following list shows the value of each type of hand on the deal, in order from best to worst. To play a difficult hand, look up all viable ways to play it on the list, and play the highest one. Plays that do not appear on the list, such as four to an inside straight with one high card, should never be made. In that example, you would play the high card only.- Straight flush, royal flush
- Four of a kind (hold kicker if appropriate)
- 4 to a royal flush
- Three aces
- Straight, flush, full house
- Three of a kind (except aces)
- 4 to a straight flush
- High pair (Aces)
- Two pair
- 3 to a royal flush - KQJ
- High pair (J,Q,K)
- 3 to a royal flush - AKQ, AKJ, AQJ, KQT, KJT, QJT
- 4 to a flush
- 3 to a royal flush - AKT, AQT, AJT
- 4 to an outside straight with 1 or more high cards
- Low pair
- AKQJ unsuited
- 4 to an outside straight with 0 high cards
- 3 to a straight flush (type 1)
- 2 suited high cards
- 4 to an inside straight with 3 high cards
- 3 to a straight flush (type 2)
- KQJ unsuited
- 4 to an inside straight with 2 high cards
- QJ unsuited
- Ace
- JT suited
- KQ, KJ unsuited
- KT, QT suited
- Jack, Queen or King
- 3 to a straight flush (type 3)
- 4 to an inside straight with 0 high cards
- Discard everything
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