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Posted Wed Jul 20, 2005 9:40 pm GMT by darrenc_99
player 1 has J-Clubs and 2 Clubs
player 2 has K-Diamonds, 5 Diamonds
Board has A-Clubs, K-Clubs, Q-Hearts, J-Diamonds, 10 Clubs
Who wins?
Both Get a straight.....so split?
or do you move on to player one has a flush with clubs, and player two will then get a straight replacing his king with the king on the board??...
Thank in Advance!!.
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Posted Wed Jul 20, 2005 9:53 pm GMT by supafrey
It goes in terms of value, and since the flush is of higher value than the straight, the person with the flush is the winner and collects the pot.
You don't both get a straight and a flush, just the higher of the two.
Posted Thu Jul 21, 2005 3:13 am GMT by Muck
I’ve avoided pimping this for weeks and mods feel free to remove it, but I think it would be of help:
Whosehandwon.com
Experiment with a few hands (like this one) and see how they come out.
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