What is the worst hand you can have i poker?
Filed under: Card Games
18 January 2009
Beautiful Diva asked:
so im writing a story and character X needs to have a bad poker hand with not alot of chance of winning, however she sees through the other opponents (character Y) card and his are worse than hers! so she raises even more money and wins! what hands would be good for me to use?
so im writing a story and character X needs to have a bad poker hand with not alot of chance of winning, however she sees through the other opponents (character Y) card and his are worse than hers! so she raises even more money and wins! what hands would be good for me to use?
















January 19th, 2009 at 7:53 pm
In Texas Holdem? The worst hand you can have is 72 offsuit
January 22nd, 2009 at 11:18 pm
2 of a kind but the 2 cards are deuces or no hand just highcard wins
January 24th, 2009 at 10:25 pm
7-2 off suit
January 27th, 2009 at 9:26 pm
I would recommend using hands like this for your story:
Player X: 8, 4 or 9, 3 or 10, 2, …low cards that are spread apart
Player Y: 7, 2 or 7, 3, or 8,3 …something low again but his cards are lower then the other players.
January 31st, 2009 at 2:20 am
Statistics say that 7 / 2 offsuit is the worst hand You can get ( in Texas Holdem Poker ).
If You would like character x to win a lot of money then You should not give him a too bad hand, because with character y having an ever weaker hand he would fold early.
For character x to win a huge amount he/she should have 2 3 and character y should have 2 Aces.
If the flop brings up an Ace a 4 and a 5 then, character y would have 3 of a kind aces, which is a very strong hand, but he would be beaten by character x holding a straight from ace to 5.
So while character y holds very powerful pocket cards and x holding very weak pocket cards x would still win the hand in the end.
February 2nd, 2009 at 2:29 pm
Well, the worst hand in Texas Holdem is 7 2 offsuit. This is considered the worst hand because it is the lowest 2 cards that cannot make a straight with only 3 community cards.
If you held 2 3 off, an A 4 5 flop would make you a straight with only 3 cards.
7 2 requires an A 3 4 5 board to create a low straight with the 2. if you get a board of 3 4 5 6, you have a five card straight to the 7, not using the 2.
Now upon saying this, any two cards can win. If the community cards were to come down with 7 7 2, you would have gotten a full house with the worse 2 starting cards.