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Here are a few poker rules that I found in an article and thought of sharing with you all.
POKER RULES: The most basic rule to play poker is that you need to have the best hand, with 5 cards, to win the game. A basic poker game is played with a regular pack of cards of 52 cards. The cards have their own ranking from high to low: Ace, King, Queen, Jack, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and Ace. The Ace is mentioned twice because it's has 2 rankings, high and low. There are four different suits: spades, hearts, clubs and diamonds and all the suits are equal. There exist about 15 official poker games with their own rules, but they share basic poker rules.
There are 2,598,960 possible official poker hands with 52 cards.
Some of the ‘Best Poker Hands’ from best to worst have been defined in the following modules –
Straight Flush: It doesn't get any better than having a Straight Flush. It's the highest score in the poker hand ranking. A player has to have 5 cards of the same suit in order, for example5-6-7-8-9 or 9-10-Jack-Queen-King. If the series includes an ace as the highest card, 10-jack-queen-king-ace, the hand is called a Royal Flush which is the only hand that can beat a Straight Flush.
Four of a Kind: When a player has 4 cards of the same rank, like 10-10-10-10, it is called ‘Four of a Kind’. When more than one player has a Four of a Kind, the player with the highest ranked Four of a Kind wins the game.
Full House: A full House is a pair (2 cards of the same ranking) and three of a kind (3 cards of the same ranking), for example Queen-Queen-7-7-7. When more than one player has a Full House the one with the highest card in the Full House wins the hand.
Flush: A players has a Flush in his hand when all of the cards are the same suit. The order doesn't matter for a regular Flush.
Straight: A Straight is 5 cards in order, like 7-8-9-10-Jack. The suit is not important for a Straight hand. When a hand ties, the highest card of the Straight decides who wins the hand.
Three of a Kind: This hand includes 3 cards of the same rank. The other 2 cards are not important. A three of a kind can be 6-6-6-King-Ace.
Two Pair: Players have Two Pair when they have 2 times 2 cards of the same rank. The fifth card is of no importance to the hand. An example of Two Pair is 4-4-Jack-Jack-Queen.
Pair: To play this hand you only need one pair of 2 cards of the same rank, the other 3 cards don't matter for the game.
High Card: When nobody has any of the hands above, the highest card wins the game.
In poker there are three basic official types of betting, namely - Call, Raise or Fold. Call means that the player bets enough to match the last bet. Raise means you match the original bet and raise the bet to another amount. When a player says Fold, the player is out of the current hand and can no longer win the pot; the player doesn’t need to match the bet. The betting continues until everyone at the table calls or folds after a raise or initial bet.
Hope you will find it helpful. Also suggest some new tips on poker.
Thanks.
Here are a few poker rules that I found in an article and thought of sharing with you all.
POKER RULES: The most basic rule to play poker is that you need to have the best hand, with 5 cards, to win the game. A basic poker game is played with a regular pack of cards of 52 cards. The cards have their own ranking from high to low: Ace, King, Queen, Jack, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and Ace. The Ace is mentioned twice because it's has 2 rankings, high and low. There are four different suits: spades, hearts, clubs and diamonds and all the suits are equal. There exist about 15 official poker games with their own rules, but they share basic poker rules.
There are 2,598,960 possible official poker hands with 52 cards.
Some of the ‘Best Poker Hands’ from best to worst have been defined in the following modules –
Straight Flush: It doesn't get any better than having a Straight Flush. It's the highest score in the poker hand ranking. A player has to have 5 cards of the same suit in order, for example5-6-7-8-9 or 9-10-Jack-Queen-King. If the series includes an ace as the highest card, 10-jack-queen-king-ace, the hand is called a Royal Flush which is the only hand that can beat a Straight Flush.
Four of a Kind: When a player has 4 cards of the same rank, like 10-10-10-10, it is called ‘Four of a Kind’. When more than one player has a Four of a Kind, the player with the highest ranked Four of a Kind wins the game.
Full House: A full House is a pair (2 cards of the same ranking) and three of a kind (3 cards of the same ranking), for example Queen-Queen-7-7-7. When more than one player has a Full House the one with the highest card in the Full House wins the hand.
Flush: A players has a Flush in his hand when all of the cards are the same suit. The order doesn't matter for a regular Flush.
Straight: A Straight is 5 cards in order, like 7-8-9-10-Jack. The suit is not important for a Straight hand. When a hand ties, the highest card of the Straight decides who wins the hand.
Three of a Kind: This hand includes 3 cards of the same rank. The other 2 cards are not important. A three of a kind can be 6-6-6-King-Ace.
Two Pair: Players have Two Pair when they have 2 times 2 cards of the same rank. The fifth card is of no importance to the hand. An example of Two Pair is 4-4-Jack-Jack-Queen.
Pair: To play this hand you only need one pair of 2 cards of the same rank, the other 3 cards don't matter for the game.
High Card: When nobody has any of the hands above, the highest card wins the game.
In poker there are three basic official types of betting, namely - Call, Raise or Fold. Call means that the player bets enough to match the last bet. Raise means you match the original bet and raise the bet to another amount. When a player says Fold, the player is out of the current hand and can no longer win the pot; the player doesn’t need to match the bet. The betting continues until everyone at the table calls or folds after a raise or initial bet.
Hope you will find it helpful. Also suggest some new tips on poker.
Thanks.
Comments
Who can spot the error in the article?
His assumption that we were friends.
Straight Flush: It doesn't get any better than having a Straight Flush
and... wtf@firstpost?!?
BUZZ....
He mentions the Royal at the end of the description.
How about the fact the STRAIGHT is missing from the best hands list?
On a side note, is that article translated from another language because the english is really sketchy in terms of clarity and organization?
(I'm assuming OP cut/paste it from somewhere)
And maybe I'm just getting cynical, but does anyone else smell a setup for another post regarding a canned meat?
We have a winner.
Tell him what he won Don.....
Nope...
The most basic rule is ... Who ever bets the most wins.
Cards just determine ties...
Aggressive players live by this...
Most everyone forgets about this rule.
I didn't know the rankings before, is that why everyone laughs at me when I rake in a pot with Q9? I thought it just had to be fav cards.
BTW, I fixed your post.
Full House: A full House is a pair (2 cards of the same ranking) and three of a kind (3 cards of the same ranking), for example Queen-Queen-9-9-9. When more than one player has a Full House the one with the highest card in the Full House wins the hand.
LOL @ Monteroy... that had me cracking up
YES YES PLEASE TELL ME!!!
All expense paid trip the WSOP Main Event? COOL!!!
I'm staying off websites til I learn to read goot... cya in 2-3 years.
222 KK against 333 44
King is highest card, but the 3's over 4's wins
Milton Slim
An evening at Fallsview Casino's lovely Poker pit, followed by a magnificent rogerring at the hands of 13Cards . . .
which is almost the same thing, really.
WOOHOO!!!
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HEY I remember you!!! I banned your ass like 6 times in the past. Thought I even banned your IP address, maybe I didn't though.
STOP SPREADING YOUR BS!
Yep...he's been around before.... Now his IP is banned though
Thanks for his IP address, time to hack his matrix and destroy NEO!!!
Spamming his site, multiple accounts... the post was deleted but if u look at STR82ACE's reply you will see it. I know it has been hard around here since we first lost the original matrix, but unfortunately his brother has gotta go too. I am sorry if you grew an attachment to him, but I can get you his contact details if you need.