It is always important to know where
you
stand with a particular hand. The tables
below will help you understand when
hands
are vulnerable and what to expect with
certain
cards on the board.
Hands to be cautious with on certain
boards
You Have:
Watch For:
Nut Flush
Pair on board, could mean full house or Quads
Nut Straight
Pair on board, could mean full house or Quads
3 suited on board, could mean flush
Full House (using pair on board)
Pair on board, could mean pocket pair with
trips to possibly out-rank your
full house
Trips (2 on board)
Pair on board, could mean full house, Quads
or potential trips (kicker quality)
High Pair
3 or 4 to a flush or straight on the board
Possible hands based on the board
Board Shows:
Potential Hands:
2 or more suited cards
Flush draw
Flush with 3 or more
3 consecutive cards with 0, 1 or 2 gaps
Straight or straight draw
(Be cautious of tricky boards like 7,3,5
where a players cards could fill the holes
to make a straight)
