These are the cards you HOLD in order of relevance.
Thus if you have Ks Qs 10s 9d 9c, you have a pair, but you also have 3 to a Royal.
Since the 3 to the Royal is higher on the list, you keep it, instead of the pair.
If instead you have Ks Qs 10s Ad Ac you have a HIGH pair, but you also have 3 to a Royal.
Since the High pair is higher on the list, you keep it, instead of the 3 to the Royal.
Let me know if that helped.
Jim
On Apr 2, 2013, at 10:59 PM, "DereckC" <dereckbc@cableone.net> wrote:
> Looking at Wizzard of Odds JOB Strategy makes no sense to me. I do not get what it is saying. Here is what I see:
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> 1. Four of a kind, straight flush, royal flush
> 2. 4 to a royal flush
> 3. Three of a kind, straight, flush, full house
> 4. 4 to a straight flush
> 5. Two pair
> 6. High pair
> 7. 3 to a royal flush
> 8. 4 to a flush
> 9. Low pair
> 10. 4 to an outside straight
> 11. 2 suited high cards
> 12. 3 to a straight flush
> 13. 2 unsuited high cards (if more than 2 then pick the lowest 2)
> 14. Suited 10/J, 10/Q, or 10/K
> 15. One high card
> 16. Discard everything
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> For example if I get dealt say a Low Pair (#9). Where does it state what to do? I am missing something.
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> Thanks
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> Dereck
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