Video Poker Genius: Deuces Wild Challenge Practice

In previous videos, I showcase my budget and build-up method for playing video poker. I specifically used Jacks or Better and Bonus Poker in those examples. Here, we are going to try it with Deuces Wild. I recommend a slightly bigger starting budget for this game, taking into account the slightly higher volatility. How will I do with a virtual $60? Watch and find out!
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[@elizabethgherardini9697]

very informative video, thanks for sharing

[@userac-xpg]

Those two errors that were less than 1/100th of a coin I would not even call a mistake. Well played

[@EstefaniGarcia-lx7ty]

JKkkkkkk

[@luissan8422]

Hello! Question, at the Deal 2/2/8/10/9, why did you choose only 2/2, is not a Straight?? (great video by the way!!)

[@ClubMikeV]

Holding the deuces just so happens to have a higher expected value than keeping a straight, making it worth the risk. A straight only pays 10 credits. With the deuces, you have a good chance of making a better hand. Only worse case is you lose 5 of the 10 credits during the times you revert back to 3 of a kind.

[@1952archman]

Discarding 3 to a flush for a whole new deal? Can you explain, is that correct?

[@ClubMikeV]

In many video poker variants, holding 3 cards to a flush is not the proper play, especially in deuces wild when a flush only pays 15 credits at most. If it is 3 to a straight flush, then yes, you would hold that, assuming there is no better option.

[@ericg4568]

Does the speed actually make a difference in your play?

[@ClubMikeV]

@@ericg4568 Nope

[@cycology3]

This video is perfect WHEN I speed you up to 1.5