Une main de poker contenant un brelan et une paire (ex., R-R-R-5-5).
Un full house (aussi appelé « boat ») est une main de poker contenant trois cartes d'un rang et deux d'un autre. Par exemple, trois Rois et deux 5 est « Rois full de cinq ». Les full houses sont classés d'abord par le brelan, puis par la paire.
Au Texas Hold'em, un full house est la quatrième meilleure hiérarchie de main, derrière seulement le carré, la quinte flush et la quinte flush royale. Il bat les couleurs, les quintes et toutes les mains inférieures.
Les full houses surviennent environ une fois sur 694 mains au Texas Hold'em. Au vidéo poker, les paiements de full house sont un différenciateur clé entre les variantes de tableau de paiement — le Jacks or Better standard paie 9:1 pour un full house, tandis que les versions à plus bas paiement peuvent n'offrir que 8:1 ou 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>
Une main de poker contenant un brelan et une paire (ex., R-R-R-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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