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Four of a kind does not contain two pair?
That seems like an oversight. Four of a kind doesn't trigger "contains a two pair" cards, when, clearly it does.

I'm honestly kind of surprised that an oversight like that would make it through, considering how thorough this game is. Hopefully it can be fixed in a patch soon!
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malogoss Mar 22, 2024 @ 3:52am 
2 pairs is defined as one pair of cards plus one pair of cards of a DIFFERENT rank.
Last edited by malogoss; Mar 22, 2024 @ 3:52am
Scrub Mar 22, 2024 @ 8:10am 
That's not what a "two pair" is though.
DopaTrain Mar 22, 2024 @ 12:02pm 
Lol four of the same thing isn't a pair.
Happy Monkey Mar 22, 2024 @ 3:04pm 
It's actually four different pairs. Or two simultaneous pairs in three different ways.
Muhadiep Mar 22, 2024 @ 5:42pm 
five of a kind is also not a full house
Theoverfiend Mar 22, 2024 @ 6:50pm 
you know what. I think you're on the right track. Ill send a strongly worded letter to the developer so they can know that any 4 of a kind is actually a pair with 2 grace cards. You know, for prestige.
Originally posted by malogoss:
2 pairs is defined as one pair of cards plus one pair of cards of a DIFFERENT rank.

Following that kind of logic, a straight wouldn't be contained in a straight flush, because a straight if 5 cards in a sequence of a DIFFERENT suit.

The game uses inclusive instead of exclusive definitions seemingly everywhere else, so it really should be changed.
Originally posted by Happy Monkey:
It's actually four different pairs. Or two simultaneous pairs in three different ways.

This is the kind of technically correct that I love.
Originally posted by A Really Good Scone:
Originally posted by malogoss:
2 pairs is defined as one pair of cards plus one pair of cards of a DIFFERENT rank.

Following that kind of logic, a straight wouldn't be contained in a straight flush, because a straight if 5 cards in a sequence of a DIFFERENT suit.

They are both straights, one also a flush. You're making up your own logic, this has nothing to do with two pairs.
Ronald Brain Mar 23, 2024 @ 7:50am 
Originally posted by A Really Good Scone:
Originally posted by malogoss:
2 pairs is defined as one pair of cards plus one pair of cards of a DIFFERENT rank.

Following that kind of logic, a straight wouldn't be contained in a straight flush, because a straight if 5 cards in a sequence of a DIFFERENT suit.

The game uses inclusive instead of exclusive definitions seemingly everywhere else, so it really should be changed.

Except the game does define Straight Flush as 5 cards of sequence numbers, same suit. There is no defined hand that says "Four cards same rank same suit = two pair"
kaibarnard Mar 23, 2024 @ 8:21am 
I mean....would it be OP if it triggered trousers, as that's about the only thing it could do, you can't trigger 2 hands off a supernova/burnt joker
I'm cucked Mar 24, 2024 @ 2:37am 
yeah that's not two-pair dude.
Originally posted by Happy Monkey:
It's actually four different pairs. Or two simultaneous pairs in three different ways.
This man plays cribbage 😂
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Date Posted: Mar 22, 2024 @ 3:41am
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