All in my experience.now to go see what the Wiz's numbers say about it. Keep in mind that all houses seem to have slightly different house way rules, and find out what they are before you start. Generally, though, it's best to play as strong a top as the hand will allow the house doesn't play to win, they play NOT TO LOSE, so there are times when it pays to be aggressive. I think you have to decide what your tolerance for the riskier play will be (though there are those on here marvelous with numbers to tell you your chances) I tend to chicken out and protect the base bet at around 4x base. However, if you (not the house) have a huge (say 8x base) bet on the ante, there are times when you virtually concede it will be a push and hold the straight/flush with no top (splitting your two pairs) just to protect the big bet. That's the house way as well (there are a few exceptions, like 2 small pair and a flush or straight that includes the ace, most houses will keep the 2 small pair together and play ace whatever up top) but in either case, disregarding the flush or straight. It's almost always right to split the pairs and go for the win.

This hand is similar in strategy to the 2 hand rule when you have a flush, straight, or straight flush in the hand, but also 2 pairs. And, even at Harrah's, if you're NOT playing the bonus, the Ajoker top is the only way to go.

I'm pretty sure they finally dumped that paytable nobody else, including their own properties in other places, was using it to my knowledge. If I had this hand at Harrah's during this time, I would've held it for the bonus, because the worst it would do is push and pay. House way was to always split the FH for the highest possible top. So it depended on your base bet to bonus bet ratio how you might set the hand, as a FH/non-second pair was almost always a push, but 3OAK with a pair set was mostly a winner. Harrah's paid a higher rate as well for FH because of this (6:1 FH instead of 5:1, with a pair it paid 12:1).

EXCEPT Harrah's LV for years paid a different schedule, where you had to keep a hand together to pay its value (the Rio did this too when they opened up, but quickly changed to what everybody else was doing, which was paying the bonus regardless how the hand was set). In my experience, to play your best odds it has to be AJoker up top, KKQQJ in the back.

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