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In texas hold 'em poker what does a flush draw beat? If anything.

Ive never known if it counted as anything or is just a term.

Cheers.

VenomByte wrote:
> The scoring is:
>
> Straight flush=five cards with the same suit in numerical order
> Four of a kind=four cards of the same number
> Full house= three cards with the same number and a pair with the same
> Flush = five cards of the same suit
> Straight = five cards in numerical order but not of the same suit
> Three of a kind= three cards with the same number
> Two pairs = example: a pair of sevens and a pair of eights
> One pair = two cards with the same number
> High card = self explanatory
>
>
> Nothing else is valid. If by a flush draw, you mean the flop or the
> turn left you with four cards to a flush, that counts for nothing
> unless you get that fifth card.

Thanks alot!

The scoring is:

Straight flush
Four of a kind
Full house
Flush
Straight
Three of a kind
Two pairs
One pair
High card


Nothing else is valid. If by a flush draw, you mean the flop or the turn left you with four cards to a flush, that counts for nothing unless you get that fifth card.

I need to find the rules to poker. In my latest screenplay I have a bunch of soldiers (in the future) playing poker. Only I don't know the FIRST thing about it. As soon as something came up where I needed to know how the game works, I wrote in that somebody walked in and interrupted the game. I'm one lazy mofo.

In texas hold 'em poker what does a flush draw beat? If anything.

Ive never known if it counted as anything or is just a term.

Cheers.