The Ranking Of Bragg Hands
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Understanding Hand Rankings in Bragg
This guide explains how hand rankings work in the popular card game Bragg. We'll cover the highest-ranking hands, their probabilities, and the possible combinations for each.
Hand Rankings in Bragg
Prial
A Prial consists of three cards of the same rank. Surprisingly, a Prial of threes is the highest, surpassing a Prial of aces. A Prial of twos ranks lowest. There are 52 possible Prial combinations, with a probability of being dealt this hand at 0.24%.
Running Flush
A Running Flush includes three sequential cards of the same suit. In Bragg, Ace-Two-Three is the highest sequence, followed by Ace-King-Queen, with Four-Three-Two as the lowest. There are 48 possible combinations, with a 0.22% probability.
Run
A Run is three sequential cards that are not of the same suit. The highest is Ace-Two-Three, followed by Ace-King-Queen, with Four-Three-Two as the lowest. There are 720 possible combinations, with a probability of 3.26%.
Flush
A Flush is three cards of the same suit, not in sequence. The highest flush includes an Ace, and ties are broken by the second highest card, then the third if needed. There are 1,096 possible combinations, with a probability of 4.96%.
Pair
A Pair consists of two cards of the same rank plus a spare card. If two players have a pair, the highest rank wins, or the highest spare card if pairs are of equal rank. Over 90% of hands are no higher than a Pair. There are 3,744 possible combinations, with a probability of 16.94%.
High Card
High Card is the rank when no other combinations exist. The highest individual card wins, with Ace being the highest and Two the lowest. There are 16,440 possible combinations, with a 74.39% probability.
Conclusion
Obtaining a high-ranking hand in Bragg is challenging, making it perfect for players who enjoy bluffing. Bragg's social popularity stems from its challenge and its shared lineage with poker. Variations with seven and nine cards exist, adding further depth to this engaging game.
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