Topic: When was your last Royal Fush? - page 2. (Read 386 times)
I have experienced playing poker offline and online. I have player on a small local tournaments, organized by casino and so called Friday-night poker games. I have player a lot online on pokerstars (simply playing and free tournaments). I must admin, that I never had royal flush, nor someone on the table had it. I mean I have played for several years almost every day, and I never saw it. I've read that this combo is so rare, that even dealers in huge casinos get it only several times per year (but if a casino notice that dealer had 10+ RF combos per year, then this is signal to check him for cheating). I have seen royal flush only only on youtube.
If you don't knao what a royal flush is, well, that's the best poker hand, and it looks like this:
Is the best straight mixed with the best flush, from 10 to A... and if you ask me what's the odds on that hand I would say 0.0032%. almost the same odds as x999 on Plinko.
And here comes the question. Had you ever hit that hand?
I remember I did 1 time in my life, and that's too lucky. I'm sure is almost impossible for anyone to hit it, you really need to play a lot of hands or be lucky as hell to get a royal flush, and that's why I'm starting this thread, let's see if someone else has got that hand in the past.
I feel like I hit it but not on some poker game that involves money, I can't remember what app was that but it was just a free one. As I remember that moment is that I want to bluff that I could hit other players to go all in as I did but it turns out that most fold, I think I just got the SB and BB. It was a great hand but not great win though. It's too rare and I don't think I can hit it again if I won't play regularly. Is the best straight mixed with the best flush, from 10 to A... and if you ask me what's the odds on that hand I would say 0.0032%. almost the same odds as x999 on Plinko.
And here comes the question. Had you ever hit that hand?
I remember I did 1 time in my life, and that's too lucky. I'm sure is almost impossible for anyone to hit it, you really need to play a lot of hands or be lucky as hell to get a royal flush, and that's why I'm starting this thread, let's see if someone else has got that hand in the past.
The last time I had that kind of hand was...uhm... I can't remember anymore, I was so young. 
It was a very, very, long time ago. The perk of having that hand is you are sure you will win but the weakness is, it's too obvious on your face. All your opponents will definitely identify what's beneath your hand and you as the cardholder cannot hide it, it will be written all over your face like telling them to fold.
Years ago, my best hand was four of a kind, I don't think I will ever get that royal flush anymore because that is like once in a lifetime experience unless lady luck keeps on visiting you.
It was a very, very, long time ago. The perk of having that hand is you are sure you will win but the weakness is, it's too obvious on your face. All your opponents will definitely identify what's beneath your hand and you as the cardholder cannot hide it, it will be written all over your face like telling them to fold. Years ago, my best hand was four of a kind, I don't think I will ever get that royal flush anymore because that is like once in a lifetime experience unless lady luck keeps on visiting you.
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As for this situation, I've never happen to have royal flush and if there's any I can't recall it anymore.
As for this situation, I've never happen to have royal flush and if there's any I can't recall it anymore.
Lol
... really! I don't think you have to make that comment to get into the topic, please...!
You may not remember the exact date, but if it happened you never forget it, first because of the same play itself and then, as I mentioned (post before), the frustration because nothing happens or you make a play with the best possible nuts.
Anyway, just in case I'm going to leave you a video of what is the best documented Royal Flush and in an important tournament, in fact the most important for poker.
https://youtu.be/yVRiPTnFgKE
BTW, at that table was Ray Romano (Everybody Loves Raymond).
Thanks, will try to watch and check it. https://youtu.be/yVRiPTnFgKE
BTW, at that table was Ray Romano (Everybody Loves Raymond).
I know that feeling, I have got some of those crazy hands too, my last one was a 99, on the table there were 2-5-6, then the next card was 9, I go all in with my 999 and the other guy shows 66. At this point there was only 1 card that could make me lose, and that was the last 6. Well, it happen, the last card was a 6 giving him a poker and I lose that one. I was mad, the odds were 99% on my side and I lost that one.
I'm not even surprised by hands like that anymore. Even if it is an improbable event, it ends up happening. The improbability simply refers to the long-term frequency, they are not things that happen every day, but they do happen. I play less now, but I spent a few years playing around half a million hands a year, and things like that I saw relatively often. At that time I remember seeing a flopped flush practically every day, the probability of which is 0.842%.
If you don't knao what a royal flush is, well, that's the best poker hand, and it looks like this:
Is the best straight mixed with the best flush, from 10 to A... and if you ask me what's the odds on that hand I would say 0.0032%. almost the same odds as x999 on Plinko.
And here comes the question. Had you ever hit that hand?
I remember I did 1 time in my life, and that's too lucky. I'm sure is almost impossible for anyone to hit it, you really need to play a lot of hands or be lucky as hell to get a royal flush, and that's why I'm starting this thread, let's see if someone else has got that hand in the past.
I have never hit that hand, back in the day when I played poker online and sometimes at regular casinos I hit several poker hands but never a royal flush or even a straight flush, it is disappointing but it is to be expected as the probabilities of doing so are so low, still since you can even win the pot when you have no matching cards as long as your opponent does not have any matching cards either then this is not much of a problem. Is the best straight mixed with the best flush, from 10 to A... and if you ask me what's the odds on that hand I would say 0.0032%. almost the same odds as x999 on Plinko.
And here comes the question. Had you ever hit that hand?
I remember I did 1 time in my life, and that's too lucky. I'm sure is almost impossible for anyone to hit it, you really need to play a lot of hands or be lucky as hell to get a royal flush, and that's why I'm starting this thread, let's see if someone else has got that hand in the past.
Only once in the Stake it has happened but my bet size was too low. If someone knows telegram challenge of Stake, it was happened at right time but on zero bets as well. Matter of luck..
I have seen one player got Royal Flush in stake originals, let me find its screenshot on phone gallery so I can share it on thread.
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I have seen one player got Royal Flush in stake originals, let me find its screenshot on phone gallery so I can share it on thread.
P.S:
If you don't knao what a royal flush is, well, that's the best poker hand, and it looks like this:
Is the best straight mixed with the best flush, from 10 to A... and if you ask me what's the odds on that hand I would say 0.0032%. almost the same odds as x999 on Plinko.
And here comes the question. Had you ever hit that hand?
I remember I did 1 time in my life, and that's too lucky. I'm sure is almost impossible for anyone to hit it, you really need to play a lot of hands or be lucky as hell to get a royal flush, and that's why I'm starting this thread, let's see if someone else has got that hand in the past.
Is the best straight mixed with the best flush, from 10 to A... and if you ask me what's the odds on that hand I would say 0.0032%. almost the same odds as x999 on Plinko.
And here comes the question. Had you ever hit that hand?
I remember I did 1 time in my life, and that's too lucky. I'm sure is almost impossible for anyone to hit it, you really need to play a lot of hands or be lucky as hell to get a royal flush, and that's why I'm starting this thread, let's see if someone else has got that hand in the past.
Don't think I've ever seen one except in the rare occasion that you might find them among Youtube videos of professional poker tournaments, they are simply very rare and you also have to bear in mind that you will not even see all of them if you're playing in tight games - oftentimes you might have the whole table fold to you even with the best hand in your possession. It's part of what makes poker such an enjoyable game though, seeing such rare and unexpected hands come up, but also trying to figure out if your opponent is holding them against you. Playing them in the optimum way is a large part of the challenge, even when they come up just a few times in your life.
I happen to get this Royal flush a decade ago and not with a casino but in a neighborhood friendly gambling game table. Playing poker with 5 people, I got Royal flush and as agreed, the winning bet is doubled making other people pay extra amount to the winner which is me . I never had experienced to get that hand again and the most I can get is the straight flush but it is in a very rare occasion.
and not with a casino but in a neighborhood friendly gambling game table. Playing poker with 5 people, I got Royal flush and as agreed, the winning bet is doubled making other people pay extra amount to the winner which is me . I never had experienced to get that hand again and the most I can get is the straight flush but it is in a very rare occasion. 
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As for this situation, I've never happen to have royal flush and if there's any I can't recall it anymore.
As for this situation, I've never happen to have royal flush and if there's any I can't recall it anymore.
Lol
... really! I don't think you have to make that comment to get into the topic, please...!
You may not remember the exact date, but if it happened you never forget it, first because of the same play itself and then, as I mentioned (post before), the frustration because nothing happens or you make a play with the best possible nuts.
Anyway, just in case I'm going to leave you a video of what is the best documented Royal Flush and in an important tournament, in fact the most important for poker.
https://youtu.be/yVRiPTnFgKE
BTW, at that table was Ray Romano (Everybody Loves Raymond).
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I don't know that the game name is royal flush, this game is one of the difficult games to predict when the mixer has done physical magics. I have not won in any day on this game but people use to win but I have not. Mostly this game plays in our local market squares on market days because those are the days people are much in the community to play and other watch the entertainment of the mixer and the gamblers. Some times we asked whether the mixer uses magic to perform his mixing because if he did it now in your present and askd you to pick the current one that he has already shown you before, you will definitely picked the wrong one. The game but s interesting, we normally called it with our local name which is card game.
I don't know that the game name is royal flush, this game is one of the difficult games to predict when the mixer has done physical magics. I have not won in any day on this game but people use to win but I have not. Mostly this game plays in our local market squares on market days because those are the days people are much in the community to play and other watch the entertainment of the mixer and the gamblers. Some times we asked whether the mixer uses magic to perform his mixing because if he did it now in your present and askd you to pick the current one that he has already shown you before, you will definitely picked the wrong one. The game but s interesting, we normally called it with our local name which is card game.
I am not really a fan of card games but I only try to participate in the weekly challenge of stake and the goal is to get a royal flush. It took me a while to get it, but it's fine since I am only betting a smaller amount. I can't remember if I am on profit that time but I am sure I am not losing big time for hunting that. It's only a great experience though.
It helps me to try something new. I see that you use another game which was plinko as a comparison on how hard to get a royal flush. Speaking of that game. I love it and there are times where I can get a 1kx multiplier almost every day. I only play for 30 mins up to 1 hr per day. I only want to say that all will still depend on our luck.
It helps me to try something new. I see that you use another game which was plinko as a comparison on how hard to get a royal flush. Speaking of that game. I love it and there are times where I can get a 1kx multiplier almost every day. I only play for 30 mins up to 1 hr per day. I only want to say that all will still depend on our luck.
I've never played poker before, and as such, I do not know what the numbers, letters and even the signs mean, so literally, I do not know how to play this game, and due to this, I might not actually know how hard or easy it is to hit this, but i guess it's indeed very hard to come by such luck, according to the comment here.
Poker, blackjack, I do not know the difference between this two games but they are the two games I am really interested in learning how to play, watched one or two videos on YouTube one time but didn't really understand..
Any one with a good poker course should please share with me, I would really appreciate it.
You can start playing poker with those apps that aren't really requiring actual money or cryptocurrency to start with. In that manner, you'll get to understand how this game works and I think within less than a week of continuous playing, you'll get to understand what are the strong and weak combination of cards.Poker, blackjack, I do not know the difference between this two games but they are the two games I am really interested in learning how to play, watched one or two videos on YouTube one time but didn't really understand..
Any one with a good poker course should please share with me, I would really appreciate it.
You just need to be familiarize with it so that if ever you're into the table soon and play with other players, you can play with the cards that you've got on hand and it changes every round.
As for this situation, I've never happen to have royal flush and if there's any I can't recall it anymore.
Apart from that I have also seen extremely improbable events, like having a poker on the flop and ending up losing on the river versus top poker or straight flush.
I know that feeling, I have got some of those crazy hands too, my last one was a 99, on the table there were 2-5-6, then the next card was 9, I go all in with my 999 and the other guy shows 66. At this point there was only 1 card that could make me lose, and that was the last 6. Well, it happen, the last card was a 6 giving him a poker and I lose that one. I was mad, the odds were 99% on my side and I lost that one.
I play a lot of time poker but never had the chance to hit the royal flush,maximum I have been having the best which I have won any hand when I have had this which is the 4 aces.The Royal Flush I think is the best option,the maximum that can win any hand but I don't know if there is anything better than 4 aces but apparently it is,Royal Flush and the Straight which both involve having 5 cards as winners they can win even against 4 aces.So yeah I never had this hand despite playing poker a lot of times not only with real money but even in Zynga poker in Facebook and despite playing tournaments only which means to stay and play a lot of time dealing with a lot of hands.
Never had a chance to get a Royal Flush in my hand. Mostly, I get flush, straight, 1 pair, 2 pairs, and 3 of a kind. Even the four-of-a-kind is somehow hard to get lol. And those who got a high card are unlucky since it is the lowest among the 5-card poker hands lol though the odds of getting a high card are 1 in 1.32 or about 75.87%.
No, Royal flush is only in the game of poker it isn't available in blackjack.
Poker, blackjack, I do not know the difference between this two games but they are the two games I am really interested in learning how to play, watched one or two videos on YouTube one time but didn't really understand..
I get it one time on Blackjack side bet Q,K,A card but I don’t know if this counted on this topic but getting this card is really even with 3 card only in Blackjack.
No, Royal flush is only in the game of poker it isn't available in blackjack.
Poker, blackjack, I do not know the difference between this two games but they are the two games I am really interested in learning how to play, watched one or two videos on YouTube one time but didn't really understand..
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Goal: The main goal of poker is to win money by having the best hand or by bluffing your opponents into thinking you have a better hand than you actually do. In blackjack, the main goal is to have a hand with a total value of 21 or as close to 21 as possible without going over.
Number of players: Poker is typically played with a group of 2-10 players, while blackjack is usually played with one player against the dealer.
Hand rankings: In poker, each player is dealt a certain number of cards and they use those cards in combination with community cards to make the best hand possible. There are many different hand rankings in poker, such as a straight flush or a full house. In blackjack, the goal is to have a hand with a total value of 21 or as close to 21 as possible without going over. The only hand ranking in blackjack is a "Blackjack" which is an Ace and a 10-value card.
Betting: In poker, players can bet, raise, or fold at various points in the game. In blackjack, players make one bet at the beginning of the game, and they can choose to hit, stand, double down, or split their hand depending on the cards they are dealt.
Strategy: Poker is a game of skill and strategy, as players must make decisions based on their cards and the actions of their opponents. Blackjack also requires strategy and decision-making, as players must decide when to hit, stand, double down, or split their hand based on the cards they are dealt and the rules of the game.
Number of players: Poker is typically played with a group of 2-10 players, while blackjack is usually played with one player against the dealer.
Hand rankings: In poker, each player is dealt a certain number of cards and they use those cards in combination with community cards to make the best hand possible. There are many different hand rankings in poker, such as a straight flush or a full house. In blackjack, the goal is to have a hand with a total value of 21 or as close to 21 as possible without going over. The only hand ranking in blackjack is a "Blackjack" which is an Ace and a 10-value card.
Betting: In poker, players can bet, raise, or fold at various points in the game. In blackjack, players make one bet at the beginning of the game, and they can choose to hit, stand, double down, or split their hand depending on the cards they are dealt.
Strategy: Poker is a game of skill and strategy, as players must make decisions based on their cards and the actions of their opponents. Blackjack also requires strategy and decision-making, as players must decide when to hit, stand, double down, or split their hand based on the cards they are dealt and the rules of the game.
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I've never played poker before, and as such, I do not know what the numbers, letters and even the signs mean, so literally, I do not know how to play this game, and due to this, I might not actually know how hard or easy it is to hit this, but i guess it's indeed very hard to come by such luck, according to the comment here.
Poker, blackjack, I do not know the difference between this two games but they are the two games I am really interested in learning how to play, watched one or two videos on YouTube one time but didn't really understand..
Any one with a good poker course should please share with me, I would really appreciate it.
Poker, blackjack, I do not know the difference between this two games but they are the two games I am really interested in learning how to play, watched one or two videos on YouTube one time but didn't really understand..
Any one with a good poker course should please share with me, I would really appreciate it.
I've hit that but not with an actual table but only with that poker game through a social media app. But in an actual table with good checks and calls, that's never happened to me.
I'd love watching those pro poker players get that on hand and if the player is too good and does make the other table keeps on calling and checking in, that's even making the game more interesting whenever I browse and watch those pro poker videos.
I'd love watching those pro poker players get that on hand and if the player is too good and does make the other table keeps on calling and checking in, that's even making the game more interesting whenever I browse and watch those pro poker videos.
I get it one time on Blackjack side bet Q,K,A card but I don’t know if this counted on this topic but getting this card is really even with 3 card only in Blackjack. I play sometimes casino holdem poker and closest hand that I get near royal flush is just a straight flush.
This card is very rare as hell to get on poker. Probably the side bets on different card games is what makes this card much easier to get.
This card is very rare as hell to get on poker. Probably the side bets on different card games is what makes this card much easier to get.
IMO it shouldn't count because QKA is easy to get, but along with J and 10 it gets 100 times harder. It's like cracking a 3 letter password vs cracking a 5 letter. You'll need exponentially more time to do it.
I don't remember to be honest. I had some in casual games, when I played without betting money, but I never had big wins that ended with a royal flush. First of all getting a royal is very rare and even when it starts to look like you could get one people will often fold because they have bad cards or they'll read you. Most of the time holding on, hoping you can get a flush if you feel like you have a weak hand without it, is too risky.
Rarity can indeed increase the value of something. Because the hand you mentioned is rare, its perceived value rises because it is unlikely to be obtained. Because of scarcity, a rare gemstone is more valuable than a common stone. Furthermore, the scarcity of the hand adds to its uniqueness and makes it more memorable for those who do acquire it.
I never got this hand while gambling on the internet, but I did get it twice in my life while visiting a local casino.
I never got this hand while gambling on the internet, but I did get it twice in my life while visiting a local casino.
And here comes the question. Had you ever hit that hand?
I have never hit that hand myself, but I saw it two times already in the past. One time was around 6 years ago at a friendly poker game with my friends. We had to preflop all ins and my friend with Al in spades hit a Royal Flush. It was a huge sensation and we took a photo for Facebook even though there wasn't a lot of money involved in the hand. The other time was on a online poker sit and go table last year. I wasn't involved in the hand myself and only watched as one player lost it all on a flush against the royal flush. And then there are the famous YouTube videos where you can see the professional players get lucky on TV. My best hand was a straight flush, but it's been a while since I got one. Getting 4 of a kind is much more common, the only problem with these monster hands is that you are not getting paid most of the time. For really profitable hands you want your opponent to hit a good hand where he is going to call you down, but not good enough to actually beat you.
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