Jacks Or Better - How to Win

It consists of:

1. Two pair or higher
2. Pay pair
3. Non-pay pair
4. Two or more pay cards, unpaired
5. One pay card only
6. No pay cards at all

Pay cards are defined as a Jack, Queen, King, or Ace in the game play.

If you have a two pair or higher in hand, hold on to your hands as you are on a winning path with or without you drawing from the deck.

If you have a pay pair in hand, it brings in more profit or chances of winning extras after the redraw.

In certain cases, non pay pairs do not allowed for a payout in and of themselves, making the pair not qualify but it has it potential for redrawing for an improved hand with a two pair or three of a kind as a winning hand.

Keep to the lowest tow suited pay cards it you have two or more pay cards in your hand which is unpaired. The lowest two suited pay cards are preferred over the lowest two unsuited pay cards due to the fact that the cards in hand have the potential of a straight flush.

If you have one pay card in hand, hold the card rather than discarding all your cards. Discard all five cards and cross your finger at the redraw if there is no pay card.