Thanks EE,
so all 4 conditions must be true in order to hold all 4 to a flush.
I appreciate everyone's time!
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> --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "ms069279" <m_savorelli@> wrote:
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> > Hello Group,
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> > I have recently read a few things, articles/threads, regarding penalty card situations for JoB 9/6, specifically regarding (3 to a RF) or (4 to a Flush).
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> The simplified rule in this situation is to always prefer the 3 to a Royal over 4 to a flush (unless of course it's 4 to a straight flush). You really won't go badly wrong in 9/6 JOB if you follow this rule.
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> The penalty card rule is: If the Royal draw is Ace high, 10 low, AND you have a fourth flush card, AND the 5th card is 10 or higher, then hold the 4 card flush. Otherwise, hold the 3 card Royal draw.
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> EE
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