Quads

'Quads' in poker refers to a hand containing four cards of the same rank, also known as 'Four of a Kind'. It's one of the highest-ranking hands in poker.

What are Quads in Poker?

In poker, 'Quads' refer to a hand containing four cards of the same rank, regardless of their suit. This hand is also known as 'Four of a Kind'. For example, four Queens or four 7s would be Quads.

Understanding Quads

Quads is one of the highest-ranking hands in poker, only surpassed by a Straight Flush and a Royal Flush. The probability of being dealt Quads in a game like Texas Hold'em is quite low, making it a rare and powerful hand.

Playing Quads

When you have Quads, you typically have a very strong hand that is likely to win at showdown. The main strategy when playing Quads is figuring out how to maximize the pot and get as many chips from your opponents as possible.

Example of "Quads"

For instance, if you're playing a hand of Texas Hold'em and you're dealt two 9s, and the flop comes out 9-9-A, you have Quads.

• "He couldn't believe his luck when he was dealt Quads in the final hand of the game."
• "She managed to bluff her opponent into thinking she had Quads, winning her the pot."
• "Despite having Quads, he decided to play conservatively to not scare off his opponents."

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