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-**27** is the [Natural number](/wiki/Natural_number) that follows 26 and precedes 28. It is also a perfect [Cube](/wiki/Cube), being the third power of three.
-## See also
-- [Number](/wiki/Number)
-- [Cube](/wiki/Cube)
-- [Integer](/wiki/Integer)
+**27** is the [Natural number](/wiki/Natural_number) that follows 26 and precedes 28. It is also a perfect [Cube](/wiki/Cube), being the third power of three.
+In [Poker](/wiki/Poker), a popular meme refers to the "27 rule," which dictates that players receiving a 2-7 offsuit [Poker Hand](/wiki/Poker_Hand) should play it until the [River](/wiki/Poker_Terms). Despite being statistically the worst starting hand, its perceived rarity has led to a belief among some players that it is, paradoxically, the luckiest.
+## See also
+- [Number](/wiki/Number)
+- [Cube](/wiki/Cube)
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-**27** is the [Natural number](/wiki/Natural_number) that follows 26 and precedes 28. It is also a perfect [Cube](/wiki/Cube), being the third power of three.
-## In poker
-In [Texas Hold'em](/wiki/Texas_Hold%27em) poker, the "2-7 rule" refers to the worst possible starting hand, a 2 and a 7 of different suits. In some [Lowball Poker](/wiki/Lowball_Poker) variants, the 2-7 hand inverts traditional hand rankings, making it the best possible hand.
-## See also
-- [Number](/wiki/Number)
+**27** is the [Natural number](/wiki/Natural_number) that follows 26 and precedes 28. It is also a perfect [Cube](/wiki/Cube), being the third power of three.
+## See also
+- [Number](/wiki/Number)
+- [Cube](/wiki/Cube)
+- [Integer](/wiki/Integer)
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-In [Texas Hold'em](/wiki/Texas_Hold%27em) poker, the "2-7 rule" refers to the worst possible starting hand, a 2 and a 7 of different suits.
+In [Texas Hold'em](/wiki/Texas_Hold%27em) poker, the "2-7 rule" refers to the worst possible starting hand, a 2 and a 7 of different suits. In some [Lowball Poker](/wiki/Lowball_Poker) variants, the 2-7 hand inverts traditional hand rankings, making it the best possible hand.
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+## In poker
+In [Texas Hold'em](/wiki/Texas_Hold%27em) poker, the "2-7 rule" refers to the worst possible starting hand, a 2 and a 7 of different suits.
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+**27** is the [Natural number](/wiki/Natural_number) that follows 26 and precedes 28. It is also a perfect [Cube](/wiki/Cube), being the third power of three.
+## See also
+- [Number](/wiki/Number)
+- [Cube](/wiki/Cube)
+- [Integer](/wiki/Integer)
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