texas hold'em question...
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texas hold'em question...
when you're playing texas hold 'em, do you need to use both of your cards in a straight or a flush that you're building from the community cards? like if i have A,5 and K,Q,J,10 come up, do i not have a playable straight?
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Then isn't that when you take the other card into consideration? I mean let's say he does have the A and 5 but the competitor has an A and 7. Wouldn't the competitor win because of the higher dummy card?
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Originally posted by randomtask77
Then isn't that when you take the other card into consideration? I mean let's say he does have the A and 5 but the competitor has an A and 7. Wouldn't the competitor win because of the higher dummy card?
Then isn't that when you take the other card into consideration? I mean let's say he does have the A and 5 but the competitor has an A and 7. Wouldn't the competitor win because of the higher dummy card?
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Originally posted by randomtask77
Then isn't that when you take the other card into consideration? I mean let's say he does have the A and 5 but the competitor has an A and 7. Wouldn't the competitor win because of the higher dummy card?
Then isn't that when you take the other card into consideration? I mean let's say he does have the A and 5 but the competitor has an A and 7. Wouldn't the competitor win because of the higher dummy card?