- An ace-high
straight flush, such as A♦ K♦ Q♦ J♦ 10♦, is
called a
royal flush or
royal straight flush and is the best
possible hand in ace-high
games when...
-
Usually a
pair (2
cards of the same rank but
different suits) is not
counted as a "set"; but some games, such as
Bieten or
Perlaggen do
include pairs as sets...
-
comprising three distinct pairs)
twelve points for four
cards of the same rank (a "double
pair royal",
comprising six
distinct pairs)
flush four
points for...
- An au
pair (/oʊˈpɛər/; pl.: au
pairs) is a
person working for, and
living as part of, a host family. Typically, au
pairs take on a
share of the family’s...
- form
three pairs,
while a "double
pair royal", or four of a kind,
scores twelve points since four
cards of the same rank can form six
pairs. Runs - Three...
- hands. A
prial (or
pair royal) beat a
pair which beat a
single card. Two
pair royals were
decided by
their ranking;
likewise two
pairs and so on. The J♣...
-
Pairwise comparison generally is any
process of
comparing entities in
pairs to
judge which of each
entity is preferred, or has a
greater amount of some...
- four J-5 combinations, 8
points for four 5-5-5 combinations, 12
points for
pairs of 5s and one for the nob).
There is also the “Dealer’s 30”, (28 for 5-5-5-5...
-
Adams Island and
Auckland Island in the
Auckland Islands, 20
pairs combined, and 69
pairs on
Enderby Island.
Direct counts on
Enderby Island using a helicopter...
- have been
known to form mixed-species
pairs in the wild. They
inhabit the
waters surrounding Antarctica.
Royals look very much like
macaroni penguins...