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Le 18/12/2014 21:16, Warp a écrit :
> Le_Forgeron <lef### [at] free fr> wrote:
>>> In Texas Hold'em each player only has 2 cards, and must choose 3 from
>>> the 5 shared face-up cards on the table to make their hand. So it's
>>> possible by a few combinations.
>
>> Oups, yes, I forgot that shitty version of sharing cards from the table.
>
> A shitty version that's arguably the most popular poker format in the
> world by a wide margin.
Only because it allows to have more players around the table: more
players, more money and more probability of entertainment.
With a 5 cards per player, and allowing each player to replace its hand
once, a 52 deck would limit the number of players to 5.
In theory, Texas can have up to 22 players. (44 players' cards, 3 burn,
5 community). Casino have max table at 13, but that's for reachability
from the deck's dealer.
>
> Anyway, my original problem is still unanswered.
>
There is only 133,784,560 hands on a seven-cards poker...
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