Poker Strategy / Tutorials

Poker Strategy / Tutorials

A diagram illustrating the concept and comparison method of a flush in Texas Hold'em.

Flush

Poker Strategy / Tutorials, Texas Hold'em Terminology Dictionary

A flush is five cards of the same suit, not necessarily in consecutive ranks. It is a very strong hand in Texas Hold'em. Its strength is higher than a straight but lower than a full house, and it is one of the most common hand combinations in large pots.

This article will provide a complete introduction to the definition of Flush, its ranking comparison, how it is formed, Flush Draw (flush draw), and how professional players use flushes to create the maximum EV.

A diagram illustrating the concept and comparison method of a straight in Texas Hold'em.

Straight

Poker Strategy / Tutorials, Texas Hold'em Terminology Dictionary

A straight is five cards of consecutive rank, regardless of suit, such as 5-6-7-8-9. It is stronger than three-of-a-kind but weaker than a flush, and is one of the most threatening hands in Texas Hold'em.

This article will provide a complete introduction to the definition of Straight, its size comparison, special rules of Ace Straight, its formation, and how professional players use Straight to create the maximum EV.

A diagram illustrating the concept and strategic application of Trips in Texas Hold'em.

Trips Ming San Tiao

Poker Strategy / Tutorials, Texas Hold'em Terminology Dictionary

Trips (also known as set) refer to a player using one card in their hand and a pair of community cards to form three cards of the same rank. Although both Trips and Sets belong to the category of Three of a Kind, they differ in their formation methods, concealment, opponent range, and gameplay.

This article will provide a complete introduction to the definition of Trips, their differences from Sets, hand strength analysis, and how professional players correctly utilize Trips.