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Which hand is five cards in a row, not all one suit?
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Which is the lowest hand that beats any two pair?
Answer: Three of a kind
Why: Three of a kind comes up less than half as often as two pair, 54,912 hands against 123,552, so it ranks higher.
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What starting hand is nicknamed Big Slick?
Answer: Ace-king
Why: With no pair yet, ace-king hits a pair or better on the flop only about 32% of the time.
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What is the chance of being dealt a royal flush in five cards?
Answer: 1 in 649,740
Why: Counting royals, a straight flush comes once in 64,974 deals on average, so only one straight flush in ten is royal.
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How many private cards does a Texas hold'em player get?
Answer: 2
Why: A player may use both, one or neither of those two cards in the final five-card hand.
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How many cards does the dealer burn in a full hold'em hand?
Answer: 3
Why: Burning the top card before each new round is a casino guard against cheats who secretly mark cards.
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Which cards are taken out to play short-deck hold'em?
Answer: Twos to fives
Why: With only 36 cards, flushes become harder to make than full houses, so a flush outranks a full house.