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Poker NLHE Poker

Discussion in 'Poker Forum' started by Liyanna, Mar 30, 2021.

  1. Liyanna

    Liyanna Member

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    I have noticed and played (for play money) a new online Poker game. The rules are identical to conventional NL Texas Hold'em.

    Here are some aspects of the game.

    1. The only flush is a Royal Flush.

    2. You have 7 cards with which to make a 5 card poker hand and there are only 5 ranks. Lowest possible hand is two pair. A Full House seems to be the most common winning hand.

    3. A Royal is sufficiently rare such that suited and unsuited hands seem nearly identical in game play.

    4. If the board comes as a straight (5 ranks) then all players still in the hand split the pot except in the rare case when a player has a Royal. With no pair on the board, it is impossible for any player to make a better hand

    6. The deck is so small and the possible outcomes are unusually limited. I am taking awhile to consider analytic approaches to analyzing the game.

    Any thoughts, comments, ideas?
     
    Liyanna, Mar 30, 2021
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