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I know, it is very old, but:
Not really. I played "Texas Hold them" and I had a straight: 10, J, Q, K, A.
And i lost.
I checked the Help "List of power hands and their values" in the game (arrow to the left on the bottom) and it showed me, that i should have won. But i didn´t.
I guess, in this game you should just ignore straights and not use them in your strategies ever.
were 2 of the cards from your hand?