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I have a poker showdown question for experienced players.?

I was playing a poker „cash“ game-Player A bet to the river and Playert B called. Player B asked to see Player A cards and Player A threw a ten of spades on the table holding on to his other card in disgust because he thought he was beat.
Player B showed (both his cards) two pair and starting collecting the pot when Player A decided to throw his other card on the table and another player noticed he had a straight. Who wins the pot? Also, there was no dealer-dealer button deals their own cards.

I have to do a project in my Probability & Statistics class and I need to pick a casino-like game.?

I need a game like Poker, Roulette, Craps, 3 Card Poker, etc. that would involve the most amount of applicable statistic/probability laws and formulas. The points are graded by how much work is put into the project, so a game with more statistical relevance would be worth more. What game should I use?

Why is poker considered a taboo game?

Now I know that gambling tends to be involved in both professional and private games, and that players can not only have their shirts taken off their backs, but all of their other clothes as well, so to speak. But honestly, when people talk of someone, or knowing someone who plays poker, people tend to conjure up images of gambling addiction, extreme loss of money, and bankruptcy. Not all private games are for money, hell friends play against each other all of the time for fun. So why do people so closely associate poker with the act of gambling, and see it as this taboo activity that should not be talked about or discussed at length at all?

Where can I find a golden palomino trading card from the 1950s?

My father has told me a story from his childhood a couple of times. Essentially a bully stole his „golden palomino“ trading card from him when he was a kid. He never got it back.

My father was born in 1945 so I assume this card was probably made somewhere between 1952 to 1958. I’m thinking if I could find this it would be a good Christmas gift for him.

I’ve already been searching eBay and non-Sports Trading Card sites for months. No luck.

My dad told me that this wasn’t a trading card of Trigger. It also might be called a swap card? It was not a playing card from a deck of cards you would use to play poker or other casino game.

Any help would be greatly appreciated especially from one of his contemporaries.

Thanks!
Sasha – Thank you for answering. Were you a kid in the 50’s? Do you remember the swap cards?

The first few links you sent aren’t what I’m looking for.

First Link – A recently created greeting card.
Second, Third, and Fourth Links – Post Cards. I’m not looking for a post card.

Picture card is a good lead! I’ll be searching for that. That article seems to describe what I’m seeking.

What I’m looking for is more of a baseball card style. But, it is a non-sports picture, swap, or trading card. Something kids would collect and trade with each other on the play ground.

I’m hoping someone who was in grade school the same time as my dad would be able to tell me from their own experience what these cards are and where I can find them.

Specifically, my dad’s story is that the kids on the play ground would drop these cards into a circle. Whoever got closest to the center of the circle would get all the cards. The bully taped a nickel to the back of his card so it would drop quick and acc

How should someone alter play in Tournament vs Cash Game no limit Texas Hold Em game?

In poker no limit Texas Hold ‚Em, how should somebody play differently in a cash game vs tournament?

More aggressive/loose in a tournament?