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Last night I ran into a situation I realize I don't exactly understand (and lost money on it as well!).
If final board reads: 2 3 4 5 Q (all unsuited) and my hand is: A 6 Q K With four cards on the board that are low, isn't my Ace a "live" Ace? Another hand won the low with: A 2 X X I don't understand why his 2 wasn't counterfeited -? If it's because there were four lows on the board, then why didn't my hand also win the low? Is it because my 6 was too much of a stretch to fit into the straight with my Ace? (With the "four low card" situation, I don't quite understand. Is that also why the 6 that I had would not count as a low if all the other lows were already on the board? Because of the four low card rule? Help! |
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