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Yes 3 of a kind always beats two pair.

no

When a player makes a bet before it is his turn (out of turn), then the bet must remain on the table until it is the players turn.

Most house rules state that this bet can only be called or raised. Checking is not possible in that round of betting. The player who did bet out of turn can not raise his out of turn bet if the action is on him after his bet was called.

Other house rules state that a player who makes an out of turn bet, can withdraw his bet, but no longer bet when the action is on him, he will be forced to check too.

This all depends on house rules, best thing to do is to inform what rule the house you are playing at is having regarding out of turn bets to ensure correct information.

Really? Why would you even want to know this? well, anyway, no, I'm sure there are chips with gluten. you spelt gluten wrong.

In Omaha, each player is dealt four hole cards and must use exactly two of them in combination with three community cards to make their hand. Since a kicker is defined as a card that is used to break ties between hands of the same rank, having two pairs with a kicker requires selecting three cards of one rank and two cards of another rank. However, in Omaha, players can only use the two hole cards they are dealt, making it impossible to form two pairs with an additional kicker from their hand.

Do you know all the rules for the different variations of poker? Do you know how to properly shuffle a deck of cards? Do you know how the blinds and raises work in Texas Hold'em? Do you know what to do when a player is away from the table when it is their turn to post a blind? Do you know how to set up a split pot or multiple pots? Do you know how to call the hands? Do you know what to do with an exposed card?

If you answered yes to all these questions then you can probably train yourself.

If you want to train yourself for friendly home games, then go for it. If you want to train yourself in order to become a poker dealer in a casino, be aware of the fact that poker dealers have to know how to deal more than one version of the game, accurately, and that casinos are very conscious of following the rules of poker and prefer dealers that are trained by a dealer school.

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Next highest flush card wins

With the lite version you can only play poker in the little town of San Saba but with the full version you can play through all of Texas and challenge much harder opponents.

Yes, if they were cooked in a vessel that was not used for non-kosher foods. Commercially produced chips require a valid kashrut certification on the packaging.

Yes

The game theory is the theory of games... It means, but is not limited to being able to win all games.

No

A player does not get money. A player has to buy in with their own money, the minimum buy-in is normally set by the casino or poker room.

This depends on which type of poker you are playing. I'll explain the most common ones.

Texas Hold'Em -> Each player receives 2 cards face down in the beginning of the hand.

Omaha -> Each player receives 4 cards face down in the beginning of the hand.

Draw poker -> Each player receives 5 (standard draw poker) cards face down in the beginning of the hand.

Stud -> Each player receives 3 cards in the beginning of the hand, the first 2 are face down, the third card is shown.

It is named after John Wilcox, an old poker player from the South. His nickname was "Big Slick" and his top hand that was famous for taking out his opponents with was A-K any suit.

After a while the hand just became synonymous with him.

The question seems a bit confused so I'll indicate clearly what I'm answering.

These two hands both represent two pair. The first hand is sevens and sixes with a 3 kicker. The second is eights and twos with a seven kicker.

In comparing hands the higher of the pairs is compared. So the eights win to the sevens. No further cards need to be compared.

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