The tipping point increases quickly, so there is a lot of pressure to get some kind of setup which delivers good hands quickly also, and I didn't see any way to do this.
Ok, so that was my first run. I got a nice combo of jokers early on in my second run, but got unlucky and still lost early.
I also discovered the redraw button, which made things a lot easier. ;) (Note that I one found this because I saw the reference to 'per redraw' on the joker and then looked to work out what that was talking about.)
I am here, currently, on my third run:
It feels like I can't lose from here, since I increase my £ each level and everything scales up from that.
I also can't burn anything, because even high card wins, with this setup.
So I just keep buying cards I already have lots on, and save up more and more money, and then, now, it feels like the tipping points doesn't increase fast enough. :)
As a general point, I feel like the jokers that depend on you getting a specific hand are significantly underpowered compared to 'generic' jokers such as I have here, since it is very difficult to get to a situation where you can ensure you consistently get some specific hand type.