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Is 10,10,J,Q,K considered a straight???

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Let me know where you play and I'd be happy to show you a straight.
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no thats just a pair

fold!!!

fold!!!

fold!!!
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Nope, not in standard poker. It is a pair of tens.

A straight in poker is five cards in a row, for example, 9, 10, J, Q, K. An ace can be played either way, low as a 1, as in A,2,3,4,5 or high, as in 10, J,Q,K,A.

However some players do play Wild Card games, and if tens were wild you sure would have a straight! LOL.

Good luck!
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no, i try it and i lost 50 000.
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a straight is numbers in sequence Ex 3-4-5-6-7

You have a pair of 10s

If you have any questions on casino games i know them all
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No it isn't. You need 5 cards consecutive. That is 4 cards consecutive and a pair.
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taking into consideration there are card games other than poker the answer is yes in cribbage for example it would be . it would be a double run of 4 worth 10 points.
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no its a pair of tens 12345 any thing like that is a straight 9 10 J Q K is the same thats a straight
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It's not a straight if you're straight but if you're not straight then maybe it looks like one :)

A.J.

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