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This page gives a simple yet effective strategy chart showing
how to set your hands in Pai Gow Poker. It is part of a larger web page
showing you how to win at this game. For anyone who is serious about
winning at the game of Pai Gow Poker, it is highly recommended that you visit
the Pai Gow Poker Page which goes into
greater detail on how to overcome the built-in casino advantage in this
game.
Terms used in this page:
Five-card - To set your high hand (which must contain 5 cards)
Two-card - To set you low hand (which must contain 2 cards) Singleton
- An single card that cannot be matched in a pair or set to any other winning
combination, such as a Straight or a Flush. Remember
- In Pai Gow Poker the Joker is a Wildcard that can take the
place of an Ace or complete a Straight, a Flush, or a Straight Flush.
| Your Cards Contain |
5 -Card |
2-Card |
| High Card |
High card and remaining cards |
2nd and 3rd highest cards |
| One Pair |
Pair and 4 lowest singletons |
Two highest singletons |
| Two Pair- Low Cards |
Two Pair |
Two highest singletons |
| Two Pair- With either a high pair
A-A, K-K or
the low pair is a 10-10 or better |
High Pair |
Low Pair |
| Three Pair |
2 Lowest Pairs |
High Pair |
| Three of a Kind - A-A-A |
Pair of Aces |
Ace and highest singleton |
| Three of a Kind - Any others |
Three of a Kind |
Two highest singletons |
| 2 Three of a Kinds |
Lower Three of a Kind |
High Pair |
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| Straight and No Pairs |
Straight |
Two remaining cards (Try to 2-card from
the high end of the Straight) |
| Straight and Low Pair |
Straight |
Two remaining cards |
| Straight - 10-J-Q-K-A with a Pair of A's
thru 10s |
Pair |
Two highest singletons |
| Flush and No Pairs |
Flush |
Remaining two cards (Try to 2-card from
the high end of the Flush) |
| Flush and Low Pair |
Flush |
Remaining two cards (Try to 2-card from
the high end of the Flush) |
| Flush with 9-9 or better AND Ace
plus K, Q, or J |
Pair |
A -K (or Q, or J) |
| Full House |
Three of a Kind |
Pair |
| Full House -Singletons are Ace AND
K, Q, J, or 10 |
Full House |
A-K (Q, J ,or 10) |
| Four of a Kind - Aces, Kings, or Queens |
Pair |
Pair |
| Four of a Kind - 9s, 10s, or Jacks AND
Singletons include Ace or King |
Four of a Kind |
Two high singletons |
| Four of a Kind -9s, 10s, or Jacks with no
Aces or Kings |
Pair |
Pair |
| Four of a Kind - 7s,8s AND
Singletons include Ace, King, or Queen |
Four of a Kind |
Two high singletons |
| Four of a Kind -7s, 8s with no Aces,
Kings, or Queens. |
Pair |
Pair |
| Straight Flush |
Same as Straights |
Same as Straights |
| Five Aces |
A-A-A |
A-A |
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This strategy is not considered "perfect" but it is easy to learn
and remember, and still quite effective (The "Perfect" Strategy
takes about 50 pages to explain, I'm not joking). For more information
on learning optimal strategy and getting an advantage on the casino, visit our
Pai Gow Poker Main Page.
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