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Message: [QUOTE="Matt_Burns88, post: 4656609, member: 343619"] We've played a few home games just for fun to try to figure out the game. The biggest thing we found was the pots just got crazy to start with because everyone was valuing their hand as if it were still a full deck. We had one hand in our first game, first level, where all the chips went in and the A high flush lost to quads. Everyone was like "whoa, that's nuts"... it's not. It's happened like 5 times since. As we've played we've realized that although the game generates more action, straights and flushes are not nearly as pretty as they are in full deck poker if the board pairs (which it does a lot more often), so people are more circumspect with these hands. All in all everyone enjoyed it, but when we play for money, we prefer the traditional full deck version. [/QUOTE]