Assertion: straight flush's card | /r/HasProperty | pair
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Source sentences:
text: two pairs with only four cards, triplets with three cards, a pair with two cards and a "high card" hand with just one card.
text: Flopping two pair with two unpaired cards (no pair on the board) 2.02%
text: Two cards of the same value are known as a pair (e.g., 7, 7).
text: High card, also known as no pair or simply nothing, is a hand that does not fall into any other category, such as K♥ J♥ 8♣ 7♦ 4
text: These two cards can either be a pair (but of a different rank than the triple or the pair you are using for the full house, or else you would have four of a kind), one of the two cards could be of the same rank as your pair (giving you two triples and one card of some different rank), or the two cards could be of different ranks from each other, the triple, and the pair.
text: We first consider the case of the unused cards being a pair.
text: For example, 3 Aces can be used plus another two cards which are a pair.