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Article Comments:
From:
The Gamer Chik |
Comment Posted: 01/29/2006
A great reference guide!
I think it was a great idea to post the poker basics here at PokerSchedule.com. I know people who play home games on a regular basis who still can't remember if a flush beats a straight!
You've compiled a handy reference tool here for poker beginners that I'm sure many people will appreciate. Great job! |
From:
Diamond Jack Margo |
Comment Posted: 01/31/2006
So...in a wild game...
My question, and this is open to Paul or anyone who wants to answer, is what beats what in a wild card game?
For example, some guy we play with (nicknamed Pork Boy) plays a variation called "Dr Pepper", where any 10, 2 or 4 is wild. It's based off the old Dr Pepper ads where they told u to have one at 10, 2 and 4:00...which makes for a heavier habit than poker.
I digress: Does 5 of a kind with a wild beat a natural royal flush? Don't laugh, it came up, and we sided with 5 of a kind de |
From:
Paul Thomas |
Comment Posted: 02/01/2006
Re: Wild Card Poker
Jack, first...WHY would you even play a game like that? You may as well be playing BINGO! That said- If you play weird games, you go for the weird. 5 of a kind in a circus game wins out. |
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