Una mano de póker que contiene trío más par (ej., K-K-K-5-5).
Un full house (también llamado "boat") es una mano de póker que contiene tres cartas de un rango y dos de otro. Por ejemplo, tres Reyes y dos 5s es "Reyes full de cincos". Los full houses se clasifican primero por el trío, luego por la pareja.
En Texas Hold'em, un full house es la cuarta mejor jerarquía de mano, detrás solo del four of a kind, escalera de color y escalera real. Vence a colores, escaleras y todas las manos inferiores.
Los full houses ocurren aproximadamente una vez cada 694 manos en Texas Hold'em. En el video poker, los pagos de full house son un diferenciador clave entre las variantes de tabla de pagos — el Jacks or Better estándar paga 9:1 por un full house, mientras que las versiones de menor pago pueden ofrecer solo 8:1 o 7:1.
You hold 8♣8♦ on a K♠8♠4♣ flop in a $2/$5 Bellagio game — middle set. The turn brings the K♦, giving you eights full of kings, a full house. Villain, holding A♠K♣, has top trips and is drawing to only 4 outs (the remaining two aces and two kings).
Full house probability on any 5-card hand: roughly 1 in 694 (0.144%). In Texas Hold'em, flopping a full house on a paired board happens about once every 1,088 hands. The hand loses only to quads and straight flushes, so a full house typically plays for stacks in cash games. Against AK on K84KK runout, you win 100% of the chips — a $500 stack becomes $1,000. Slow-play rarely: bet full houses aggressively into top-pair hands that cannot fold.
<p>You hold <strong>8♣8♦</strong> on a <strong>K♠8♠4♣</strong> flop in a $2/$5 Bellagio game — middle set. The <strong>turn brings the K♦</strong>, giving you <strong>eights full of kings</strong>, a full house. Villain, holding A♠K♣, has top trips and is drawing to only 4 outs (the remaining two aces and two kings).</p><p>Full house probability on any 5-card hand: roughly <strong>1 in 694 (0.144%)</strong>. In Texas Hold'em, flopping a full house on a paired board happens about once every 1,088 hands. The hand loses only to quads and straight flushes, so a full house typically plays for stacks in cash games. Against AK on K84KK runout, you win 100% of the chips — a $500 stack becomes $1,000. Slow-play rarely: bet full houses aggressively into top-pair hands that cannot fold.</p>
Una mano de póker que contiene trío más par (ej., K-K-K-5-5).
<p>You hold <strong>8♣8♦</strong> on a <strong>K♠8♠4♣</strong> flop in a $2/$5 Bellagio game — middle set. The <strong>turn brings the K♦</strong>, giving you <strong>eights full of kings</strong>, a full house. Villain, holding A♠K♣, has top trips and is drawing to only 4 outs (the remaining two aces and two kings).</p><p>Full house probability on any 5-card hand: roughly <strong>1 in 694 (0.144%)</strong>. In Texas Hold'em, flopping a full house on a paired board happens about once every 1,088 hands. The hand loses only to quads and straight flushes, so a full house typically plays for stacks in cash games. Against AK on K84KK runout, you win 100% of the chips — a $500 stack becomes $1,000. Slow-play rarely: bet full houses aggressively into top-pair hands that cannot fold.</p>
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