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excelgeo
Joined: 17.10.2008

my best friend keeps saying that there is a poker game where 4aces beat a royal flush and i say that there is absolutely no chance of that

does anyone know something on this? is there such a poker game where this takes place? i highly doubt it.

he has actually stopped talking to me because i am making fun of him


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caltabiano
Joined: 09.03.2007

I never heard of that... I think you should keep making fun of him for now


Zheelvern
Joined: 29.10.2007

Originally posted by excelgeohe has actually stopped talking to me because i am making fun of him

I :heart: this part
4 Aces > Royal? Well, maybe in some Razz Deluxe, lol, but nowhere else.


alejandrosh
Joined: 02.07.2008

well on razz or lowball you can't have the 2 hands at the same time.

but on lowball AAAA beats a straight flush


Waiboy
Joined: 18.09.2008

In the games I used to play with my mates as a kid I'd make up rules like this all the time, definitely was EV+ in those days


If you play with a single Joker in the deck 5 of a kind beats straight flush


Cagey75
Joined: 22.07.2008

Originally posted by MikeyH
If you play with a single Joker in the deck 5 of a kind beats straight flush

Was gonna say that when I seen the thread title. It's the only way. Jokers are crap, but a lot of those video poker machines use them. A Royal still beats 5 of a kind on them I think though?


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But you can't have four aces show down against a royal without wild cards. The argument is moot.


redskwerl
Joined: 04.03.2008

Originally posted by Gamer135
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But you can't have four aces show down against a royal without wild cards. The argument is moot.

?? why not lol


tutties
Joined: 08.09.2008

Originally posted by Gamer135
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But you can't have four aces show down against a royal without wild cards. The argument is moot.

If someone has pocket aces, other player has kq suited. If the community cards are A,A,J,10,5 where the AJ10 are the same suit as kq then it is possible. So that argument is moot.


may be he dreames a poker game like that


Gerv
Joined: 07.05.2008

Let him see this one:

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Cdurs0C8mTM

$10,000 Buyin Main event. Oh and the Quad Aces dude said:''Lets gamble''


I know the answer.

'What is Ohama.'

Oh wait.


Cagey75
Joined: 22.07.2008

In Omaha 4 A's doesn't beat a royal!? Unless you mean 4 of the royal on board and only the 10 in hand so you don't actually have it - as you have to use 2 of your hole cards to make a flush. Then you don't actually hav a royal do you?


Originally posted by tutties

Originally posted by Gamer135
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But you can't have four aces show down against a royal without wild cards. The argument is moot.

If someone has pocket aces, other player has kq suited. If the community cards are A,A,J,10,5 where the AJ10 are the same suit as kq then it is possible. So that argument is moot.

Um... er... uh... I was thinking about Stud and Draw. Yeah, that's it.

That's what I get for posting before having my coffee. :P


alejandrosh
Joined: 02.07.2008

Originally posted by Gerv
$10,000 Buyin Main event. Oh and the Quad Aces dude said:''Lets gamble''

lol gambooooool!!!


Hlynkinn
Joined: 14.06.2008

Originally posted by Vargan
I know the answer.

'What is Ohama.'

Oh wait.

I swear I read this post

"Vote for obama"

hahahahaha it was so offtopic I laughed till I cried.... hahahahaha


ilikepie
Joined: 18.10.2007

Yes, you can have Full house, 4oaK (your aces) and Royal on one table

Hands: AA, KQs( hearts) , JJ

Table: A Ah Jh 10h X

(X=any card, h=hearts or any other color ofc)

PS: royal > straight flush > 4oaK >.... texas holdem poker hierarchy


Actually 4oak beats a straight flush. Get it right! Royal flush owns all.


?( Think you better have a look at this p0kerQT!!

http://www.pokerstrategy.com/glossary/Poker-Hands

:P