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September 13th, 2010 |

Author: Bryan

Can a straight flush contain royal cards in a hand of poker (plus other Texas hold em poker questions)?

I’m creating a simple-like poker game in Flash and need to get a few rules straight. Can a straight flush contain royal cards in a hand of poker? e.g. 7,8,9,10,J of spades compared to 3,4,5,6,7 of spades?

Also if two players have a Flush; 2,4,7,J,K of spades and 4,6,8,Q,K of diamonds, which one has the higher hand? I know that the second one listed probably wins, but am not sure how exactly it works. I read that gain is determined by sequence. To me it seems like the one with the higher “total” value of cards would win. Any thoughts on this?

Let’s say that no one had a useful hand and the high card wins the round. If 2 players had an ace, would they split the pot? Would the players then resort to a secondary high card in their hand instead?

I know that there is a lot of variations of poker. I’m more interested in the rules used in the Texas hold em world series as televised.

Thanks for your help in advance!

the first question yes a straight flush could be K Q J 10 9 of spades but its not a royal cause no A,

the second question would be a split they both have K high,

in the case of the high card it depends on the kicker if the flop was 4 5 2 Q 7 and one guy had A 6 and the othe guy had A 8 the the A 8 would win because the kicker is higher than the 7. Basically in Texas Holdem, you want to make the best hand possible using 5 cards in the example above an 8 is higher than a 6

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Risk

$24.99

This classic game of global domination has led the world in military strategy games since 1959. Each player competes to capture all 42 territories in an effort to dominate the globe. All-new features include multiple gameplay options and two different levels – Bootcamp and Officer’s Club. Includes 360 military miniatures. For 3 to 5 players….

Risk

$22.99

Risk–the game of world conquest–features a tri-fold game board that is a map of six continents divided into 42 territories. It’s a game of strategy as you battle to win by launching daring attacks, defending your territory, and moving across continents with your cunning plan! Includes five dice, 56 Risk cards, and six sets of armies that contain 360 miniatures. Play three variations: World Domin…