+- Southperry.net (https://www.southperry.net)
+-- Forum: Social (https://www.southperry.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=14)
+--- Forum: The Speakeasy (https://www.southperry.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=54)
+--- Thread: Question about Texas Hold'em (/showthread.php?tid=5015)
Question about Texas Hold'em - Horusmaster - 2008-11-08
So, for my computer project i'm suppose to make this game (full text version...)
But i have a question about this one rule, here's the case:
player 1 have triple 5s with ace of spade and Queen of spade as kicker
player 2 have triple 5s with ace of heart and king of heart as kicker
will player 1 win because ace of spade is greater than ace of heart?
or will player 2 win because king is greater than queen and aces are equal?
right now i'm setting it as player 1 win, but it won't be hard to change it.
Question about Texas Hold'em - (D-_-)-D - 2008-11-08
The one with the king will win...hold'em doesn't have suits.
I'm assuming the Ace and king/queen are in the guys hands since the triple 5 would have to be in the community
Question about Texas Hold'em - psychopat - 2008-11-08
The only time suits matter in Texas Hold'em is for getting 5 cards to make a flush or a straight flush. No suit is stronger than another.
In other words, player 2 wins.
Question about Texas Hold'em - Horusmaster - 2008-11-08
ok, i get it, and if the 2nd player has a king instead of queen, then it's a tie right?
psychopat Wrote:The only time suits matter in Texas Hold'em is for getting 5 cards to make a flush or a straight flush. No suit is stronger than another.
In other words, player 2 wins.
you can't have 2 different flush in a game of texas hold'em
Question about Texas Hold'em - Dusk - 2008-11-08
Horusmaster Wrote:ok, i get it, and if the 2nd player has a king instead of queen, then it's a tie right?
you can't have 2 different flush in a game of texas hold'em
He means that the only time you even care what suit the cards are is when a Flush is possible.
Question about Texas Hold'em - z0mgc00k13 - 2008-11-11
i never played it texas hold'em but..y are there 6 fives? o.O
Question about Texas Hold'em - Horusmaster - 2008-11-16
z0mgc00k13 Wrote:i never played it texas hold'em but..y are there 6 fives? o.Ook, another question, what if it's all singles?
will it be a tie when let say both player have the same single except different suit.
Question about Texas Hold'em - NoJobNoRules - 2008-11-16
SUITS ONLY MATTER IF YOU HAVE A FLUSH OR STRAIGHT FLUSH!
Spades=Diamonds=Clubs=Hearts
None of them are higher than the others.
For card order:
Ace>King>Queen>Jack>10>9>8>7>6>5>4>3>2
Although aces can be played as low or high. I believe that in the official rules, they are high. If they're wrong, then just move it to the end and yea. :X
Question about Texas Hold'em - Horusmaster - 2008-11-16
NoJobNoRules Wrote:SUITS ONLY MATTER IF YOU HAVE A FLUSH OR STRAIGHT FLUSH!
Spades=Diamonds=Clubs=Hearts
None of them are higher than the others.
For card order:
Ace>King>Queen>Jack>10>9>8>7>6>5>4>3>2
Although aces can be played as low or high. I believe that in the official rules, they are high. If they're wrong, then just move it to the end and yea. :X
ok darn now i have rewrite it again >.> it was originally only 3 lines for the checkSingle function, cause suits matters. now it's gonna be much more >.>
Question about Texas Hold'em - FinalHeart - 2008-11-16
z0mgc00k13 Wrote:i never played it texas hold'em but..y are there 6 fives? o.O
In Texas Hold 'Em, each player has two cards in a hand. Then the dealer puts down the community cards, which everyone shares. There are five cards in the community. I'm assuming that the triple 5s are in the community.
Question about Texas Hold'em - NoJobNoRules - 2008-11-16
The triple 5's are in the community. The other 2 cards are in the players' hands. If they were in the community, they would be ignored as they neutralize each other.
Horus, I suggest you look up a rulebook of somesort. It would definitly help you with figuring how the game works so you don't waste a lot of time on the wrong rules.
