9/6 Triple Double Bonus Video Poker Strategy Chart

Below is the suggested basic strategy for Triple Double Bonus video poker with a 9/6 pay table.

The theoretical payback percentage for Triple Double Bonus video poker with a 9/6 pay table is 98.15% and is based on the following pay table:

Please note that this strategy chart was created by Pax0r32, who is one our followers on our YouTube channel.

9/6 Triple Double Bonus Video Poker Basic Strategy

1. Royal Flush
2. Four Aces with Any 2, 3, 4
3. Four 2s, 3s, 4s With Ace, 2, 3, 4
4. Four Aces, 2s, 3s, 4s (Hold just the Quad and Go for the Kicker!)
5. Four 5s thru Kings
6. Straight Flush
7. 3 of a Kind: Aces with 2, 3, 4 Kicker
8. 4 to a Royal Flush
9. 3 of a Kind: Aces
10. 3 of a Kind: 2s, 3s, 4s with Ace, 2, 3, 4 Kicker
11. 3 of a Kind: 2s, 3s, 4s
12. Full House
13. Flush
14. 3 of a Kind: 5s thru Kings
15. Straight
16. 4 to a Straight Flush with 0 or 1 Gap
17. 1 Pair: Aces
18. 2 Pairs
19. 3 to Royal Flush: QJT, KQJ, AKQ, AKJ, AQJ
20. 1 Pair: Jacks, Queens, Kings
21. 3 to Royal Flush: KQT, KJT, AKT, AQT, AJT
22. 4 to a Flush
23. 1 Pair: 2s, 3s, 4s
24. 4 to a Straight with 0 Gaps
25. 3 to Straight Flush: JT9, QJ9
26. 1 Pair: 5s thru 10s
27. 3 to Straight Flush: QJ8
28. 4 to Inside Straight: AKQJ
29. 3 to a Straight Flush (2 High Cards 2 Gaps / 1 High Card 1 Gap): J98/JT8/QT9/QJ8/KQ9/KJ9
30. 3 to a Straight Flush (0 High Cards 0 Gaps): 345/456/567/678/789/89T
31. 2 to a Royal Flush: QJ
32. 4 to an Inside Straight (3 High Cards 1 Gap): KQJ9, AQJT/AKJT/AKQT
33. 2 to a Royal Flush: AJ/AQ/AK/KQ/KJ
34. 3 to a Straight Flush (Ace-low or 1 High Card 2 Gaps) A23/A24/A25/A34/A35/A45, J87/J97/JT7, Q98/QT8, KT9
35. 3 to a Straight Flush (No High Cards 1 Gap): 234/235/245, 346/356, 457/467, 568/578, 679/689, 78T/79T
36. 3 to a Straight: KQJ
37. 4 to an Inside Straight (2 High Cards 1 Gap): QJ98/QJT8, KJT9/KQT9
38. 1 High Card: Ace
39. 3 to Straight: QJT
40. 2 High Cards: QJ
41. 2 to a Royal Flush: JT
42. 2 High Cards: KJ/KQ
43. 2 to a Royal Flush: QT
44. 3 to Flush with 1 High Card
45. 2 to a Royal Flush: KT
46. 1 High Card: Jack, Queen, King
47. 3 to a Straight Flush (No High Cards and 2 Gaps): 236/246/256, 347/357/367, 458/468/478, 569/579/589, 67T/68T/69T
48. 4 to Inside Straight: 2346/2356/2456, 3457/3467/3567, 4568/4578/4678, 5679/5689/5789, 678T/679T/689T
49. 3 to Flush with No High Cards
50. Discard everything

Advanced Strategy #1 for Step 33 – 3 to Flush AKx/AQx/AJx over 2 to Royal Flush: AK/AQ/AJ if the hand has BOTH Conditions (a) Kicker rank 2, 3, 4 in any of the 5 cards (b) High card J, Q, K is of different suit to the 3 to Flush

Advanced Strategy #2 for Step 43 – 3 to Flush QTx over 2 to Royal Flush: QT if the hand has BOTH Conditions (a) Kicker rank 2, 3, 4 in any of the 5 cards (b) High card J, Q, K is of different suit to the 3 to Flush

Advanced Strategy #3 for Step 50 – 2 to Straight Flush 34 if the other 3 cards are 89T

To use this chart just look up your hand and play it in the manner that is closest to the top of the chart. For example: you are dealt (6♣,6♦,7♥,8♠,9♣). You keep (6♣,6♦) rather than (6♦,7♥,8♠,9♣) because a low pair (#16) is higher on the chart than a four-card straight with no high cards (#21). Remember to always look for the highest possible choice on the chart when there are multiple ways to play your hand. As another example: you are dealt (8♣,8♦, J♥,Q♥,Κ♥). You keep (J♥,Q♥,Κ♥) rather than (8♣,8♦) because a three-card royal flush (#13) is higher on the chart than a low pair (#16). As a final, but radical, example of how to play your hand by the chart what would you do if you’re dealt (6♥,10♥,J♥,Q♥,Κ♥)? Yes, you have to break up your flush by discarding the 6♥ and go for the royal flush because the four-card royal flush (#4) is higher on the chart than the pat flush (#6).