Hold'em - Practice Hands    

your two hole card were K Q, which of these flops would you like the best?

A. A J 10
B. 9 10 J
C. 10 J A

You have flopped the nuts with all three flops but in only one of the hands you can’t get outdrawn. Choose flop C a Royal Flush the best possible hand an ace high straight flush.

Which is the best hand if the flop came 3 4 2?

A. K K
B. A 5
C. 4 4

Hand B is the best hand, a straight ace to five. A 2 3 45

Which of the following hands would you prefer to play if the flop came A Q 4?

A. A K, which is two aces with a King kicker.
B. K Q, which is two Queens with a King kicker.
C. A 4, which is two pair, aces and fours.

Choose C, two pair is the best hand on the flop. A A Q 4 4

Suppose you have K Q the flop comes A J 10 giving you the nuts. Which of these turn cards could possibly beat your nut straight?

A. 4
B. J
C. A
D. All of the above

The 4c could give someone a flush that would beat your straight. The J or A could give someone a full house, which would also beat your straight. D is correct, any of the cards could beat your nut straight.

The community cards are A 3 Q K 4. Which of the following examples is the best hand? After finding the answer practice calling out each five card hand.

A. A A
B. J 10
C. 9 2
D. 2 5

When you read this board, first look to see if the board is paired, which is needed to have a full house. Next, look for a possible flush or a straight. When you look at this board you can see two possible straights, an ace high if someone has a 10 and a J in their hand, or a five high straight if they have a 2 and a 5 in their hand. There are also three spades on the board, which puts out a possible flush. Since there is no possible full house, and there is a possible flush, look for the flush first, simply because any size flush will beat a straight. Player C has the best hand with a flush … Q 9 4 3 2, which beats three aces, the ace high straight, and the five high straight.

Which of these hands would you choose to play if the flop came K 5 3?

A. A K
B. A J
C. 3 3

Choose B, Ad-Jd, because you would have the nut flush … A J K 5 3

Who would have the best hand if a K came on the turn?

K 5 3 K

Player C would have the best hand, a full house … three three’s full of two Kings.

K K 3 3 3

Which would beat player B’s flush and player A’s three Kings.

Who would have the best hand if a 5 came on the river?

K 5 3 K 5

Player A would have the best hand, with three Kings full of two fives. K K K 5 5

Which would beat player C’s three three’s full of two Kings or Player B’s Ace high flush.