Winning Caribbean Stud System I
What to do
1) Call with any pair or better
2) Call with Ace-King-Queen-Jack-X, where “X” is not a 10
3) Call with Ace-King-Queen-X-X only if the dealer holds any of your cards
4) Call with Ace-King-Queen-8-X
5) Fold anything else, except higher card combinations (trips, full house, etc.).
6) Make the $1 extra bet only when the jackpot reached $200,000 minimum.
How it works
1) Many players will fold small 168bet , such as 2s, 3s, and 4s. A bad mistake. You will be dealt a pair about 42.3% of the time. And most pairs you bet will give you an expected gain. Each pair you don’t bet will cost your money. If a player folds his pairs of 2s-4s, he will be giving the house an edge of over 7%.
2) This hand is worth calling with because the dealer will probably be defeated, even if he has an ace-king hand, such as Ace-King-Queen-10-9. Since you hold an Ace and King, you reduced his chance of pairing his cards.
3) You call only if the dealer holds any of your cards because you reduced his chance of pairing his card, since you are holding one of them already.
4) It simply takes an Ace and King out of the dealers hand.
5) Many people call with a missed straight, such as King-Queen-10-9-8 or similar. You should call only with the four here suggested combinations and of course any of the higher hands (trips, 4 of a kind, straight, full house, flush, etc.).
6) A royal flush comes up only once in 649,740 hands and the straight flush once in 72,193 plays. If you play for the jackpot when the meter is set at $50,000, the casino has over a 40% edge on your bet. Even if the jackpot is about $250,000, your bet isn’t that good. however, if you want to gamble, try for the jackpot when it reaches $200,000.
Comments
I would avoid playing this game for any serious money because of the large house edge. When using this strategy the house edge will be cut down to 5.27%. This means that your loss expectation is $5.27 for each $100 bet over the long run.
Winning Let It Ride System I
What to do
Three-Card playing strategy: Keep your first bet intact only if you are dealt
1) Three of a kind, or
2) Pair of 10s or better (don’t keep lower pairs that this), or
3) Three to a straight flush (e.g. 8d, 9d, 10d), or
4) Three to a royal flush with a high card (e.g. Kd, Qd, 10d), where high cards include 10, or
5) Three to a flush with two high cards, and a chance for a straight (e.g. Kd, Jd, 9d), or
6) Three to a flush with one high card, if one card can form an open-ended straight (e.g. Jd, 9d, 8d), or
7) Three to an open-ended straight, all being high cards, but of different suits (e.g. Kd, Qs, Jc)
Four-Card playing Strategy: Keep your second bet intact only if you are dealt
1) Four of a kind, or
2) Four to a royal flush, or
3) Four to a straight flush, or
4) Four to a flush, or
5) An open-ended straight with at least one high card, or
6) Three of a kind, or
7) Two pair, or
8) A pair of 10s or better
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