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• Knowledgeability 9.55
• Clarity of Response 9.60
• Timeliness 9.80
• Politeness 9.85

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• Total Questions (since joining AllExperts) 87
• Volunteer Since 2003-05-12
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Recent Answers from DG

2009-06-03 3 draw 2-7 lowball:

Sorry for taking so long to answer In 2-7 lowball, Aces are always high, straights count (flushes do not.) That is why the best hand is 7,5,4,3,2 and not 6,5,4,3,2. Straights dont count against

2008-01-08 Melding before picking:

You are right. She is wrong. You can add to a square but cannot add to a rope or lay down a new condition unless you use a card that has been plucked off the deck. Period. You may not request to be

2007-04-28 Pan:

A Yarborough or Yard is 10 cards without a pair, regardless of suit. A Perfect Yarborough or Perfect Yard is 10 cards Ace thru King, where you not only do not have a meld, but you have no possibility

2007-03-26 panguine (pan):

The only site I know of that offers Pan is Tiger Gaming (www.tigergaming.com) I've played on it and it does have a pretty decent interface. The only problem is that you cannot sluff a card. They offer

2006-10-28 best hand:

Actually this is a common question. In Texas Hold-em you only use the best 5 out of 7 cards. Let me repeat, you ONLY use the best 5 out of 7 cards. So using your example. Player A has a King and a