Free Mississippi Stud Practice

♠♣CTPMississippi Stud
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Set your ante.

Your Hand
Ante
$0
3 Card Bonus$0
Pay table
  • Royal Flush500 to 1
  • Straight Flush100 to 1
  • Four of a Kind40 to 1
  • Full House10 to 1
  • Flush6 to 1
  • Straight4 to 1
  • Three of a Kind3 to 1
  • Two Pair2 to 1
  • Pair of Jacks or Better1 to 1
  • Pair of 6s–10sPush
  • Pair of 5s or lowerLoss

Payouts apply to your total wager (ante + raises).

3 Card Bonus pay table
  • Mini Royal (suited A-K-Q)50 to 1
  • Straight Flush40 to 1
  • Three of a Kind30 to 1
  • Straight6 to 1
  • Flush4 to 1
  • Pair1 to 1

Optional side bet on the three community cards. Pays even if you fold.

Practice Mississippi Stud free with a built-in optimal-strategy hint. Raise or fold across three streets, try the 3 Card Bonus side bet, and track every hand.

Rules
  • Place an Ante. You get two cards, and three community cards are dealt face down.
  • Before each community card is revealed, raise 1×, 2×, or 3× your ante — or fold and forfeit everything wagered so far.
  • After the third community card, your best five-card hand is paid per the pay table on your total wager.
  • A pair of 6s–10s pushes, Jacks-or-better and higher hands win, and anything less loses.
  • The optional 3-Card Bonus pays on the three community cards and is independent of the main game.
Strategy
  • 3rd street (2 cards): raise 3× with any pair; raise 1× with at least two points (J–A = 2, 6–10 = 1) or 6-5 suited; otherwise fold.
  • 4th street (3 cards): raise 3× with a pair of 6s+ or a strong straight-flush/royal draw; raise 1× with a low pair, three to a flush, an open straight draw, or 3+ points; otherwise fold.
  • 5th street (4 cards): raise 3× with any paying pair, four to a flush, or four to an open-ended straight (8-high+); raise 1× with other straight draws, a low pair, or 4+ points; otherwise fold.
  • Use the Show hint toggle for the exact recommendation each street.
Read the full strategy guide →

Free Mississippi Stud— play & practice

Play Mississippi Stud free, with play money and a built-in optimal-strategy hint. You ante, then decide to raise 1×, 2×, or 3× — or fold — before each of the community cards is revealed, so every hand is a series of real decisions rather than a coin flip.

This is a game where discipline pays: correct raise-and-fold play keeps the house edge near its floor, while loose play bleeds chips fast. Practicing here for free is the cheapest way to build that discipline before risking anything.

Mississippi Stud strategy guide →Look up any hand →Odds & house edge →Mississippi Stud Trainer →

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Mississippi Stud: frequently asked questions

How does Mississippi Stud pay out?
Your final five-card hand is paid on your total wager per the pay table: a pair of Jacks or better wins (up to 500-to-1 for a royal flush), a pair of 6s through 10s pushes, and anything lower loses.
When should I raise 3× versus fold?
On the first decision you raise 3× with any pair, raise 1× with two points (high cards J–A are 2 points, mids 6–10 are 1) or 6-5 suited, and otherwise fold. The strategy pages break down every starting hand and later streets.
What is the 3-Card Bonus?
It's an optional side bet that pays on the three community cards — a pair or better wins, up to 50-to-1 for a mini royal — and it resolves independently of the main hand.
What's the house edge?
With correct raise strategy the house edge is about 4.9% per ante. Because bets grow across the streets, folding weak hands early is the single most important skill.
Is it free and private?
Yes — free play-money, no signup required. Play as a guest and your stats stay in your browser, or sign in to save them across devices.