In a message dated 8/18/2004 9:40:12 AM Pacific Standard Time,
nudge51@cox.net writes:
NSUD CHANGES
0 DEUCES
4 FLUSH > PAIR
2 PAIR> 1 PAIR
2 ROYAL K HI w 2 PEN > 2 ONLY
Don't understand this last line. The part on the left is sometimes a bit
better than a redraw, sometimes a bit worse, depending on WHICH two penalties. You
seem to be saying that the RF2, K-hi is better than a deuce, but since this
is in the "0 DEUCES" category, there can't be a deuce in the hand anyway. If
there WERE a deuce in the hand, obviously you'd hold the wild RF3.
3 STFL, OPEN, 567s-9TJs, 0 PEN > 1 PAIR
3 STFL, OPEN, 567s-9TJs, 1 PEN > 1 PAIR
3 STFL, OPEN, 567s-9TJs, 2 PEN < 1 PAIR
This last line is incorrect. the SF3 is ALWAYS better than a pair, no matter
how many straight penalties. If there is a flush penalty, you of course just
hold the flush4.
Brian
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