Poker Royal Flush Vs Royal Flush
2021年11月29日Register here: http://gg.gg/x36zs
Knowing the hand ranks gives a player a quick signpost for their strength when betting into a pot. A successful online poker player needs a detailed knowledge of the hand rankings. When I say you need to know the poker hands, I’m not talking about whether a pair of aces beats a pair of kings.
Royal flush is the best possible hand in poker variants that used the high hand ranking system. It is comprised of the Ten, Jack, Queen, King and Ace all of the same suit. It is technically a type of straight flush, but it beats all other straight flushes. An ace high straight flush, such as Ad Kd Qd Jd 10d is called a royal flush, and is the highest ranked hand in standard poker, without wild cards. Four of a kind Also known as quads, four of a kind is a hand like 7h 7s 7c 7d 2s, that has four cards of the same rank, and one other card.
I’m talking about that mass of card combinations between the best and worst hands. Whenever you hold any set of cards, a gambler needs to know its strength relative to the rest of the possibilities. To do this, card players should study hand ranking charts not much different than what you would study in blackjack.
Several experts have made tables which detail the playable hands in Texas hold’em, Omaha, seven-card stud, razz, and the various hi/lo 8-or-better variants of the games already mentioned. Study these for the game or variant you want to master. That way, you know which hands to play and which to fold.
Even if you decide to play a hunch or make a bluff, you do so with the knowledge that you’re diverging from classic poker strategy. Predicate all you do in poker on a firm understanding of the hand ranks.
Thread Rating: *JQKA/KQ (Royal/KQ)No votes (0%)JQQKK/A* (two pair/AA)17 votes (100%)some other wayNo votes (0%)
Free slot apps that win real money play. 17 members have votedodiousgambit
I don’t think either recipient set it right..
did they ask to have it set the House Way? I could see the dealer setting it wrong too.the next time Dame Fortune toys with your heart, your soul and your wallet, raise your glass and praise her thus: “Thanks for nothing, you cold-hearted, evil, damnable, nefarious, low-life, malicious monster from Hell!” She is, after all, stone deaf. .. Arnold SnyderIbeatyouracesdeletedrdw4potusi agree, but I think my fellow players would have set that as quad aces with QJ up:-)’So as the clock ticked and the day passed, opportunity met preparation, and luck happened.’ - Maurice ClarettsodawaterI’d set it as the royal with the KQ suited in the low hand just to make it easier for everyone to read my huge bonus hand.beachbumbabs
Administrator
In my experience, to play your best odds it has to be AJoker up top, KKQQJ in the back. EXCEPT Harrah’s LV for years paid a different schedule, where you had to keep a hand together to pay its value (the Rio did this too when they opened up, but quickly changed to what everybody else was doing, which was paying the bonus regardless how the hand was set). Harrah’s paid a higher rate as well for FH because of this (6:1 FH instead of 5:1, with a pair it paid 12:1). So it depended on your base bet to bonus bet ratio how you might set the hand, as a FH/non-second pair was almost always a push, but 3OAK with a pair set was mostly a winner. House way was to always split the FH for the highest possible top. If I had this hand at Harrah’s during this time, I would’ve held it for the bonus, because the worst it would do is push and pay. I’m pretty sure they finally dumped that paytable; nobody else, including their own properties in other places, was using it to my knowledge. And, even at Harrah’s, if you’re NOT playing the bonus, the Ajoker top is the only way to go.
This hand is similar in strategy to the 2 hand rule when you have a flush, straight, or straight flush in the hand, but also 2 pairs. It’s almost always right to split the pairs and go for the win. That’s the house way as well (there are a few exceptions, like 2 small pair and a flush or straight that includes the ace, most houses will keep the 2 small pair together and play ace whatever up top) but in either case, disregarding the flush or straight. However, if you (not the house) have a huge (say 8x base) bet on the ante, there are times when you virtually concede it will be a push and hold the straight/flush with no top (splitting your two pairs) just to protect the big bet. I think you have to decide what your tolerance for the riskier play will be (though there are those on here marvelous with numbers to tell you your chances); I tend to chicken out and protect the base bet at around 4x base. Generally, though, it’s best to play as strong a top as the hand will allow; the house doesn’t play to win, they play NOT TO LOSE, so there are times when it pays to be aggressive. Keep in mind that all houses seem to have slightly different house way rules, and find out what they are before you start. All in my experience..now to go see what the Wiz’s numbers say about it. lol..If the House lost every hand, they wouldn’t deal the game.Deucekies
EXCEPT Harrah’s LV for years paid a different schedule, where you had to keep a hand together to pay its value (the Rio did this too when they opened up, but quickly changed to what everybody else was doing, which was paying the bonus regardless how the hand was set). Harrah’s paid a higher rate as well for FH because of this (6:1 FH instead of 5:1, with a pair it paid 12:1). So it depended on your base bet to bonus bet ratio how you might set the hand, as a FH/non-second pair was almost always a push, but 3OAK with a pair set was mostly a winner. House way was to always split the FH for the highest possible top. If I had this hand at Harrah’s during this time, I would’ve held it for the bonus, because the worst it would do is push and pay. I’m pretty sure they finally dumped that paytable; nobody else, including their own properties in other places, was using it to my knowledge. And, even at Harrah’s, if you’re NOT playing the bonus, the Ajoker top is the only way to go.
Late to the party, but was reading old threads and found this. What you’re describing is a game called Jackpot Pai Gow Poker. I’ve never seen it anywhere, and like you said, it’s probably been completely abandoned. I do have one story regarding it though.
My boss’s friend was playing at (I think) Harrah’s, and was playing the Jackpot Pai Gow table, but either had no idea that he wasn’t playing Fortune or didn’t know the difference. He was dealt Five Aces, and he played it like you would ordinarily play it (AAAxx/A*). Whoops. He got paid for trips. He asked the dealer ’Why didn’t you tell me I had to keep them together to get paid?!’ The dealer responded that he would have been instantly fired if he did.Poker Royal Flush Vs Royal Flush Rules
Poker Royal Flush Vs Royal Flush 3It’s not hard to see why the game faded away. Many people probably became disgusted with the game by basically being tricked into throwing away a massive payout. Imagine getting a natural 7-card and not even getting paid 50:1 (Jackpot pays 30:1 for a straight flush). Interestingly though, Jackpot Pai Gow offers a tremendously low house advantage if played optimally, never going any higher than 2.36%. The additional edge must be in player errors such as not knowing you can’t break up your bonus.Poker Royal Flush Vs Straight FlushCasinos are not your friends, they want your money. But so does Disneyland. And there is no chance in hell that you will go to Disneyland and come back with more money than you went with. - AxelWolf and Mickeycrimm
Register here: http://gg.gg/x36zs
https://diarynote.indered.space
Knowing the hand ranks gives a player a quick signpost for their strength when betting into a pot. A successful online poker player needs a detailed knowledge of the hand rankings. When I say you need to know the poker hands, I’m not talking about whether a pair of aces beats a pair of kings.
Royal flush is the best possible hand in poker variants that used the high hand ranking system. It is comprised of the Ten, Jack, Queen, King and Ace all of the same suit. It is technically a type of straight flush, but it beats all other straight flushes. An ace high straight flush, such as Ad Kd Qd Jd 10d is called a royal flush, and is the highest ranked hand in standard poker, without wild cards. Four of a kind Also known as quads, four of a kind is a hand like 7h 7s 7c 7d 2s, that has four cards of the same rank, and one other card.
I’m talking about that mass of card combinations between the best and worst hands. Whenever you hold any set of cards, a gambler needs to know its strength relative to the rest of the possibilities. To do this, card players should study hand ranking charts not much different than what you would study in blackjack.
Several experts have made tables which detail the playable hands in Texas hold’em, Omaha, seven-card stud, razz, and the various hi/lo 8-or-better variants of the games already mentioned. Study these for the game or variant you want to master. That way, you know which hands to play and which to fold.
Even if you decide to play a hunch or make a bluff, you do so with the knowledge that you’re diverging from classic poker strategy. Predicate all you do in poker on a firm understanding of the hand ranks.
Thread Rating: *JQKA/KQ (Royal/KQ)No votes (0%)JQQKK/A* (two pair/AA)17 votes (100%)some other wayNo votes (0%)
Free slot apps that win real money play. 17 members have votedodiousgambit
I don’t think either recipient set it right..
did they ask to have it set the House Way? I could see the dealer setting it wrong too.the next time Dame Fortune toys with your heart, your soul and your wallet, raise your glass and praise her thus: “Thanks for nothing, you cold-hearted, evil, damnable, nefarious, low-life, malicious monster from Hell!” She is, after all, stone deaf. .. Arnold SnyderIbeatyouracesdeletedrdw4potusi agree, but I think my fellow players would have set that as quad aces with QJ up:-)’So as the clock ticked and the day passed, opportunity met preparation, and luck happened.’ - Maurice ClarettsodawaterI’d set it as the royal with the KQ suited in the low hand just to make it easier for everyone to read my huge bonus hand.beachbumbabs
Administrator
In my experience, to play your best odds it has to be AJoker up top, KKQQJ in the back. EXCEPT Harrah’s LV for years paid a different schedule, where you had to keep a hand together to pay its value (the Rio did this too when they opened up, but quickly changed to what everybody else was doing, which was paying the bonus regardless how the hand was set). Harrah’s paid a higher rate as well for FH because of this (6:1 FH instead of 5:1, with a pair it paid 12:1). So it depended on your base bet to bonus bet ratio how you might set the hand, as a FH/non-second pair was almost always a push, but 3OAK with a pair set was mostly a winner. House way was to always split the FH for the highest possible top. If I had this hand at Harrah’s during this time, I would’ve held it for the bonus, because the worst it would do is push and pay. I’m pretty sure they finally dumped that paytable; nobody else, including their own properties in other places, was using it to my knowledge. And, even at Harrah’s, if you’re NOT playing the bonus, the Ajoker top is the only way to go.
This hand is similar in strategy to the 2 hand rule when you have a flush, straight, or straight flush in the hand, but also 2 pairs. It’s almost always right to split the pairs and go for the win. That’s the house way as well (there are a few exceptions, like 2 small pair and a flush or straight that includes the ace, most houses will keep the 2 small pair together and play ace whatever up top) but in either case, disregarding the flush or straight. However, if you (not the house) have a huge (say 8x base) bet on the ante, there are times when you virtually concede it will be a push and hold the straight/flush with no top (splitting your two pairs) just to protect the big bet. I think you have to decide what your tolerance for the riskier play will be (though there are those on here marvelous with numbers to tell you your chances); I tend to chicken out and protect the base bet at around 4x base. Generally, though, it’s best to play as strong a top as the hand will allow; the house doesn’t play to win, they play NOT TO LOSE, so there are times when it pays to be aggressive. Keep in mind that all houses seem to have slightly different house way rules, and find out what they are before you start. All in my experience..now to go see what the Wiz’s numbers say about it. lol..If the House lost every hand, they wouldn’t deal the game.Deucekies
EXCEPT Harrah’s LV for years paid a different schedule, where you had to keep a hand together to pay its value (the Rio did this too when they opened up, but quickly changed to what everybody else was doing, which was paying the bonus regardless how the hand was set). Harrah’s paid a higher rate as well for FH because of this (6:1 FH instead of 5:1, with a pair it paid 12:1). So it depended on your base bet to bonus bet ratio how you might set the hand, as a FH/non-second pair was almost always a push, but 3OAK with a pair set was mostly a winner. House way was to always split the FH for the highest possible top. If I had this hand at Harrah’s during this time, I would’ve held it for the bonus, because the worst it would do is push and pay. I’m pretty sure they finally dumped that paytable; nobody else, including their own properties in other places, was using it to my knowledge. And, even at Harrah’s, if you’re NOT playing the bonus, the Ajoker top is the only way to go.
Late to the party, but was reading old threads and found this. What you’re describing is a game called Jackpot Pai Gow Poker. I’ve never seen it anywhere, and like you said, it’s probably been completely abandoned. I do have one story regarding it though.
My boss’s friend was playing at (I think) Harrah’s, and was playing the Jackpot Pai Gow table, but either had no idea that he wasn’t playing Fortune or didn’t know the difference. He was dealt Five Aces, and he played it like you would ordinarily play it (AAAxx/A*). Whoops. He got paid for trips. He asked the dealer ’Why didn’t you tell me I had to keep them together to get paid?!’ The dealer responded that he would have been instantly fired if he did.Poker Royal Flush Vs Royal Flush Rules
Poker Royal Flush Vs Royal Flush 3It’s not hard to see why the game faded away. Many people probably became disgusted with the game by basically being tricked into throwing away a massive payout. Imagine getting a natural 7-card and not even getting paid 50:1 (Jackpot pays 30:1 for a straight flush). Interestingly though, Jackpot Pai Gow offers a tremendously low house advantage if played optimally, never going any higher than 2.36%. The additional edge must be in player errors such as not knowing you can’t break up your bonus.Poker Royal Flush Vs Straight FlushCasinos are not your friends, they want your money. But so does Disneyland. And there is no chance in hell that you will go to Disneyland and come back with more money than you went with. - AxelWolf and Mickeycrimm
Register here: http://gg.gg/x36zs
https://diarynote.indered.space
コメント