Learn and Practice Mississippi Stud - How to Play Tutorial with Demo Game 

These videos are fantastic, your best format for a tutorial so far. Keep them coming!

Great info. I have found some success doing a slightly different method. I use a similar point system, but I do 2-4-5 instead of 2-3-4. With the same caveats for low pairs and the 4 to a straight or flush. I'll also play a 3 point hand if it is 3 to a straight if they are connected, 6 7 8 or 8 9 10, for example. I know I give up a few % by playing 1 point tighter. But I do it to try to make my bankroll last a bit longer by folding the marginal hands.

Love the point system -- VERY helpful -- thanks

super helpful tutorial

Fantastic.

The info you offer is fine, but I've never seen Mississippi Stud that does not include the bonus chip

Would anyone care to explain the unsuited 4-6-7, 5-7-8 inside straight exception to me? Does A-3-4 or 2, 4, 5 unsuited apply to this as well?

thanks Mike

ace-low 4 to an inside straight is a raise 1x

What happens if the player have two small pairs? Win or not like two pairs

Is there a list of what games you have these trainers available for?

Does this point counting system still work with the automatic shufflers some casinos use for poker games?

Played your game online. Purposely folded hands; sequentially hands showed were winning in desending order from four of a kind. Is it designed to stop you from folding good hands?

Hello, just curious. How much do you recommend I have to have for a $10 minimum table?

Wouldn't counting the remaining cards left in the deck (number of "outs" left to improve your hand to push or win) give you a % to win? Example: At the 9:48 minute mark of the video, you have 8 cards (aka outs) that will give you a win, two 5's, 3 kings, and three 4's. There are 4 cards showing with 48 cards left in the deck. 8 "outs" divided by 48 is a 16.7% chance of not losing. This is a terrible game. Losing in the long run, guaranteed .