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 What is the rule????, mambojim, 6. Dec 2003 01:54 | ||
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| Ok, need a ruling on this hand. Two players in on the showdown. Board is 9,K,A,K,3. Player 1 Has A,6. Player 2 has A,9. Who wins the pot? One argument was that it was chop chop. The other argument was that it came down to the kickers. What's the ruling? What would be the official ruling in a tourney, or a casino. Thanks for the help.... | ||
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| Re: What is the rule????, Poker God, 6. Dec 2003 02:25 | ||
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| Its a chopped pot, they both have AAKK9 | ||
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| Re: What is the rule????, JJSCOTT2, 6. Dec 2003 02:26 | ||
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| It's a split pot, both players have two pair, Aces and Kings, 9 high. | ||
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| Re: What is the rule????, mambojim, 6. Dec 2003 08:10 | ||
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| Ok, now why would it be chop-chop when through numerous online research and book rules state: TWO PAIR. The highest Pair determines the winner if two players (or more) have Two Pair. If both high Pairs are the same, then the better remaining pair determines the winner. For instance, 9-9-7-7-4 beats 9-9-6-6-A. If both Pairs tie, then the "unpaired card determines the winner. " Just trying to clarify the rules, I appreciate all your guys help. : ) | ||
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| Re: What is the rule????, ReMMy, 6. Dec 2003 08:20 | ||
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| on 6. Dec 2003 08:10 mambojim wrote: > Ok, now why would it be chop-chop when through numerous online research and book rules > state: > > TWO PAIR. The highest Pair determines the winner if two players (or more) have Two Pair. > If both high Pairs are the same, then the better remaining pair determines the winner. For > instance, 9-9-7-7-4 beats 9-9-6-6-A. If both Pairs tie, then the "unpaired card determines > the winner. " > > Just trying to clarify the rules, I appreciate all your guys help. > > > : ) > In your first example, they both have a pair of 9's. So now they go to the next pair to decide, so the one with 7's beats the one with 6's. However if they both have the exact same 2 pairs, they now use the 5th card to determine the winner...HOWEVER, this 5th card is the highest card from either your hand OR the board. In your original example, both players have a 9, the fact that one player has a 9 in his hand, and the other one uses the 9 on the board makes no difference... Does that clear it up? | ||
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| Re: What is the rule????, pat o., 6. Dec 2003 08:22 | ||
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| 9 K A K 3 Player A: A 6 Player B: A 9 Player A's best 5 card hand: AAKK9 Player B's best 5 card hand: AAKK9 just because B has a 9 doesn't mean anything because player A uses the 9 nine from the board. And player B can't use 6 cards for 3 pair so the nine in his hand really doesn't mean anything. | ||
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| Re: What is the rule????, ADAM THE EXPERT, 6. Dec 2003 21:16 | ||
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| no one ever said, that online casinos explain the rules properly. they say "called all in" when actually someone "raised" all in. But, in this case, it's correct that it's a split pot | ||
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| Re: What is the rule????, Dezperado, 6. Dec 2003 09:15 | ||
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| Player 2 wins with 3 pairs. No? Seriously... split pot. | ||
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