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Значения термина three of a kind на английском

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Использование термина three of a kind на английском
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Or maybe Hollywood was sitting on two pairs, or three of a kind.
By reason of insanity
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CJ raised on his three of a kind.
Hunter's moon: a novel
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Speed and strength don't help anything if I'm holding two pair against three of a kind.
Anything You Can Do ...
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I was thinking "full house" but I was betting like a weak three of a kind.
The Big Fix
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I have sometimes seen a full house, a straight, three of a kind, or probably four big ones.
Private Peat
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I failed to call Laing when I obviously had his three of a kind beat with a flush.
White Hunter, Black Heart
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I would have bet on three of a kind against him sky-high, even if he had passed the draw.
The Lion of Petra
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If my telephone number were a poker hand, it would be a full house: two pairs, three of a kind.
The new yorker
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To begin with the smallest hand was three of a kind; and after the draw the weakest was a straight.
Gunman's Reckoning
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After that game all I could think of was two pairs, three of a kind, bobtail flushes, and so on.
Frank Merriwell at Yale; Or, Freshman Against Freshman
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She's flirtin' with him to beat three of a kind, but I'll bet a dogie she knows right where she's at.
The Big-Town Round-Up
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They were three of a kind: gnarled veterans in battered light armour, the heaviest item of which was a shirt of mail.
Assail
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The mystery of being able to deal himself " three of a kind" and even better was no mystery to him.
The Story of the Foss River Ranch: A Tale of the Northwest
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The deck is never shuffled until a man shows three of a kind or a "prile" as it is called.
"Over the Top," by an American Soldier Who Went / Together with ...
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They broke away, and ran wildly to the front of the stage with their arms outstretched, yelling to beat three of a kind.
Billy Baxter's Letters
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The value of the hands are, high card, a pair, a run, a flush or three of a kind or "prile."
"Over the Top," by an American Soldier Who Went / Together with ...