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Sequential Royal Video Poker
Last update: Dec. 1, 2004
I'm proud to present my analysis of sequential royal video poker. This is a project I worked at off and on for years and to analyze a pay table within a reasonable period of time. My program analyzed over 287 quadrillion possible hands, the number of ways to deal and draw any 5 cards and in any order on both the deal and the draw. A "sequential royal" is only one way, from 10 to ace going from left to right. There is another game called "Reversable Royals", which goes both ways, however that game I have yet to analyze.
A sequential royal that pays 10,000 adds about 0.23% to the return of any non-wild card game. Sequential royals will constitute about 1.01% of all royals, as opposed to 1 in 120 in a non-sequential game. Other sources may say sequential royals add 0.46% or so, but I believe they count sequentials in both directions.
A sequential royal can be added to any base game. The following tables are categorized according to the base game.