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Discussion in 'Online Casinos' started by thelawnet, Jun 14, 2005.

    Jun 14, 2005
  1. thelawnet

    thelawnet Dormant account

    Occupation:
    programmer
    Location:
    UK
    Hi. Anybody know the answer to this?

    I got J33, the dealer got 633. I believe I should have won the hand. However, it was given as a push, using odds-on software.
     
    thelawnet, Jun 14, 2005
    #1
    2. Jun 14, 2005
  2. bzsmile

    bzsmile Dormant account

    Location:
    CA
    I think you should win the hand. Do you have the play log?
     
    bzsmile, Jun 14, 2005
    #2
    3. Jun 14, 2005
  3. KasinoKing

    KasinoKing WebMeister & Slotaholic.. CAG MM PABnonaccred webmeister

    Occupation:
    House-Husband and Casino Advisor
    Location:
    Bexhill on sea, England
    You should win - no question!

    Sounds like well dodgy software! :(
     
    KasinoKing, Jun 14, 2005
    #3
    4. Jun 15, 2005
  4. Tdoggy

    Tdoggy Experienced Member

    Occupation:
    DRIVER
    Location:
    USA
    that is a winner

    oh yeah you were robbed. that is a win. Hope you have the log. They have to payu that as a win. :thumbsup:
     
    Tdoggy, Jun 15, 2005
    #4
    5. Jun 19, 2005
  5. scrollock

    scrollock Senior Member

    Occupation:
    google
    Location:
    boro, uk
    once had one of my biggest bets ever on a hand of 3-card poker, seen q,k,a of whatever suit drop in, was punching the air,etc,etc, then seen 1,2,3 of a suit come in for the dealer, punching the air again at my "lucky escape" till i realised the truth, and that was MG software aswell
     
    scrollock, Jun 19, 2005
    #5
    6. Jun 19, 2005
  6. chuchu59

    chuchu59 gambling addict CAG PABnonaccred

    Occupation:
    EXECUTIVE
    Location:
    SOMEWHERE IN ASIA
    ????? Dunno what you are talking about. Was it a straight or royal flush for you against ,I suppose a straight flush of A,2,3 for the dealer. If its a big bet,what's the lucky escape?
     
    chuchu59, Jun 19, 2005
    #6
    7. Jun 19, 2005
  7. jpsartre

    jpsartre Dormant account

    Location:
    Denmark
    I guess he means that he thought his straight beat the dealers straight until he realized the dealer actually had a straight flush?
     
    jpsartre, Jun 19, 2005
    #7
    8. Jun 19, 2005
  8. scrollock

    scrollock Senior Member

    Occupation:
    google
    Location:
    boro, uk
    nope a str8 flush each, only prob is that a,2,3 is the higher str8 flush than q,k,a
     
    scrollock, Jun 19, 2005
    #8
    9. Jun 19, 2005
  9. chuchu59

    chuchu59 gambling addict CAG PABnonaccred

    Occupation:
    EXECUTIVE
    Location:
    SOMEWHERE IN ASIA
    Something's wrong here. The akq must count as a royal and definitely higher than a23. What does it say in the rules?
     
    chuchu59, Jun 19, 2005
    #9
    10. Jun 19, 2005
  10. MrWolf

    MrWolf Senior Member

    Occupation:
    Journalist
    Location:
    London
    Did you make the pair plus bet? Even if the dealer beat you with a higher straight flush, at least you would have been paid on the pair plus.
     
    MrWolf, Jun 19, 2005
    #10
    11. Jun 19, 2005
  11. samchopra

    samchopra Dormant account

    Occupation:
    student
    Location:
    San Diego
    qka is def higher then a23
     
    samchopra, Jun 19, 2005
    #11
    12. Jun 19, 2005
  12. scrollock

    scrollock Senior Member

    Occupation:
    google
    Location:
    boro, uk
    have just "googled" the rules on a few sites, looks like i'm wrong, but did still had the "bad beat" though,obviosly time has taken it toll and i have exgerated, but it was about 2/3 years ago at microgaming, hand came after the most ridiculous hands of pai gow i have ever had in my life.
     
    scrollock, Jun 19, 2005
    #12
    13. Jun 19, 2005
  13. GrandMaster

    GrandMaster Ueber Meister CAG

    Occupation:
    Mathematician by day, online gambler by night.
    Location:
    UK
    According to standard British rules, A23 is the highest straight or straight flush. According to the Wizard of Odds, MG treated it as the 2nd highest, but now it is the lowest, and he has a screenshot showing the dealer's 567 beating the player's A23. These differences don't change the house edge or the strategy.
     
    Last edited: Jun 19, 2005
    GrandMaster, Jun 19, 2005
    #13
    14. Jun 19, 2005
  14. Vesuvio

    Vesuvio Dormant account

    Location:
    UK
    Losing this didn't make much difference to the pay-out, but it was one of those classic on-line casino moments... I think my straight flush was much more aesthetically appealing :cool:
     
    Vesuvio, Jun 19, 2005
    #14

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