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Posted Mon Aug 15, 2005 3:04 pm GMT by Ashley925
have faught and faught about this, over and over again...
Ok, say that there is a full house in the community, who wins? The cards are 2 6's and 3 10's... would everyone in the hand win with that full house, since it was in the community, or if someone had a higher pocket pair, could they use that in the full house? We always fight about whats right, and whats wrong. The same with a flush. If there are 5  in the community, does everyone in the hand win, or would you take the highest diamond in someone's hand, and give it to them? Someone please help! Or could you give me a link to a site where I could find all of this information out, PLEASE!
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Posted Mon Aug 15, 2005 3:09 pm GMT by Skribbles
This is a little heavy even for the ADVANCED THEORY thread....
Hand 1: Board TTT66
Player A: KK
Player B: A5
Player A wins with a hand of TTTKK.
Player B loses with a hand of TTT66.
Hand 2: Board AK982 (all )
Player A: Q 4 
Player B: T 5
Player A wins with a hand of AKQ98 of
Player B loses with a hand of AKT98 of
Check the BEGINNERS THREAD next time
Posted Mon Aug 15, 2005 3:24 pm GMT by screwthepooch
Reminds me of the time about 7 years back that 1988 TR was playing at a home game that included myself and my brother. He and my brother were the two left in a hand in which they were both playing the board. My brother tried in vain to argue somehow that he had a better hand. LOL. They even made a side wager about whether you could play the board...I don't think my brother ever did pay him off...what a welsher (sp?).
Friend, I would suggest that you and your buddies go pick up a beginner's poker book and study up. Whatever you do, don't move on to Omaha until you get this little issue sorted out....because the next post will be...
I know the board didn't pair, but I have a full house! 
Good luck with your buddies.
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