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This isn't really a brain teaser as much as a game.
I have a Five Crowns deck at home. This consists of a deck of 55 cards (well, two decks of cards) with five suits. 3 is lowest and King is highest. You can't do 3-King in a straight.
There are jokers, but I'm not using them -- they make the odds too intractable.
What do you think Texas Hold 'Em would be like with this deck? I can already tell you, Ace High beats One Pair. Imagine making a pair on the river and your hand deteriorates!
Here are the number of possible hands of a given type as I see them. The major change is the Ace High beating one pair.
ONE PAIR: 1,650,000
ACE HIGH/ZERO PAIR: 1,425,425
TWO PAIR: 247,500
THREE OF A KIND: 123,750
STRAIGHT: 21,840
FULL HOUSE: 5,500
FOUR OF A KIND: 2,750
FLUSH: 2,130
STRAIGHT FLUSH: 30
FIVE OF A KIND: 11
ROYAL FLUSH: 5
What do you think?
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I have a Five Crowns deck at home. This consists of a deck of 55 cards (well, two decks of cards) with five suits. 3 is lowest and King is highest. You can't do 3-King in a straight.
There are jokers, but I'm not using them -- they make the odds too intractable.
What do you think Texas Hold 'Em would be like with this deck? I can already tell you, Ace High beats One Pair. Imagine making a pair on the river and your hand deteriorates!
Here are the number of possible hands of a given type as I see them. The major change is the Ace High beating one pair.
ONE PAIR: 1,650,000
ACE HIGH/ZERO PAIR: 1,425,425
TWO PAIR: 247,500
THREE OF A KIND: 123,750
STRAIGHT: 21,840
FULL HOUSE: 5,500
FOUR OF A KIND: 2,750
FLUSH: 2,130
STRAIGHT FLUSH: 30
FIVE OF A KIND: 11
ROYAL FLUSH: 5
What do you think?
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