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As you start to use hand effects and jokers you really don't want to have to discard just to make your hand as you get near the end of a run.
in this way, Balatro is somewhat more like Solitaire.
That's....not how probability works.
In every standard variant of Poker, a Straight is more likely than a Flush. It's simple math.
Once you start getting into wild cards and other variables, things change.
Only reason it even stood out to me was I had Lv2 Flush and Straight and happened to check. Now, we have a running household joke to go get lv2 Straight.