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Classement des Mais au Poker

Guide Home Les Bases
Classements des Mains au Poker
Règles du Texas Hold'em
Common Misconceptions
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Early-Position Play
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Au Texas Hold'em, vous tenterez constamment de vous crÈer la meilleure main de 5 cartes. Dans les jeux o˘ l'on joue avec plus de cinq cartes (7-stud, Omaha, hold'em, etc), vous ignorez les autres cartes. Notez aussi que dans les parties au casino, les suites n'ont aucune valeur dans le classement des mains. Alors, par exemple, si deux joueurs ont des quintes flush royales, ils partagent le pot. Une quinte flush royale en pique ne bat pas une quinte flush royale en trËfle.

La liste suivante classe les mains de la plus haute ‡ la plus basse.

Quinte Flush/Quinte Flush Royale

Une Quinte Flush contient cinq cartes consÈcutives de la mÍme couleur.Par exemple :

Un as peut servir aussi bien au dÈbut qu'‡ la fin d'une quinte flush (A-2-3-4-5 or 10-V-D-R-A). Une quinte flush royale est une quinte flush partant de 10 ‡ as et constitue donc la meilleur main possible au poker :

Le CarrÈ

Cette main contient quatre cartes de mÍme rang:


Le Full

Cette main contient trois cartes d'un rang et deux cartes d'un autre. Par exemple :

Dans la main que l'on voit ci-dessus,vous direz avoir un "full aux valets par les deux." Dans le cas o˘ deux joueurs ont un full, celui possÈdant le plus fort brelan gagne. Ainsi, un full aux valets par les deux bat un full aux quatres par les dames.

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