my hand- Q Spade A Club
opponents card - K Club 10 Club
flop is 9 Spade J Diamond K Diamond 2 Heart 9 Heart
I hawe straight but opponent two pair
Why opponent win?
my hand- Q Spade A Club
opponents card - K Club 10 Club
flop is 9 Spade J Diamond K Diamond 2 Heart 9 Heart
I hawe straight but opponent two pair
Why opponent win?
For straight u need another card ♦ Care to guess ?
U only have A high here thats why opponent won
as gape said, you are a card short here, you needed the 10 too, did you misread the board?
ok
for example what you say about combination,it is straight?
2 :heart:3 :diamond:4 :club:5 :spade:A
yes that is a straight, it are 5 consecutive cards, although, in the example you give in your first post you only have JQKA which are four consecutive cards, and in poker 4 consecutive cards = nothing
Originally posted by lennert9
yes that is a straight, it are 5 consecutive cards, although, in the example you give in your first post you only have JQKA which are four consecutive cards, and in poker 4 consecutive cards = nothing
but 2 connect it
in your case A plays high, meaning it has a value of 14, not of 1. So 2AKQJ is not a straight in your case.
beginners mistake I suppose, an ace can be used in an A2345 straight or an TJQKA, but it cannt connect between a K and a 2