Draw 268.9%
Median
Late position
Mixed Game ProAce-to-five lowball · triple draw
A-5 Triple Draw starting hands.
Make the lowest five-card hand with aces playing low. Straights and flushes are ignored, so A-2-3-4-5 is the best possible hand. Players have three opportunities to draw.
Read the A-5 Triple Draw rules →Calculate A-5 Triple Draw equity →Your starting range
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Move from a tight value-heavy range toward wider drawing hands.
At a glance
Full RingHow the range plays
Draw 128.9%
Median
Late position
Pat2.2%
Median
Late position
A-5 Triple Draw strategy guide
How to study A-5 Triple Draw starting hands
A-5 Triple Draw starting hands favor distinct wheel cards, especially an ace. Straights and flushes do not count, so rank duplication—not suit or connectivity—is the main structural problem.
Is this A-5 Triple Draw GTO?
This chart is an interactive starting-hand model, not a complete equilibrium solve. Use the A-5 Triple Draw equity calculator to test exact cards and draw choices, while remembering that equity alone does not model betting strategy.
What should I study next?
Start with the A-5 Triple Draw rules, compare how the range changes by table format and width, then use the calculator to test a specific hand against an exact opponent or range.