Who wins? Split? -- flushes |
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Posted Sat Oct 11, 2008 1:18 pm GMT by passivaggressiv
Example 1:
Board: 2h 7h Ah Ks 5d
Player 1: Qh 3h
Player 2: Jh 4h
Player 3:10h 8h
Player 4: 9h 5h
Who wins? Split pot, correct?
Example 2:
Board: 10h 9h 6h Jd Jd
Player 1: 7h 4h
Player 2: 8h 3h
Same? Split, right?
Example 3:
Board: 8h 2h 3h
Player 1: 4h 5h
Player 2: 6h 9h
Player 2 is ahead and winning (right now), right?
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Posted Sat Oct 11, 2008 1:53 pm GMT by Muck
| passivaggressiv wrote: |
Example 1:
Board: 2h 7h Ah Ks 5d
Player 1: Qh 3h
Player 2: Jh 4h
Player 3:10h 8h
Player 4: 9h 5h
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Player 1: AQ732
Player 2: AJ742
Player 3: AT872
Player 4: A9752
They all have different ranked hands so it's not a split pot. A flush involves every card. The winner in this case is the person who has the Queen.
| passivaggressiv wrote: |
Example 2:
Board: 10h 9h 6h Jd Jd
Player 1: 7h 4h
Player 2: 8h 3h
Same? Split, right?
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Again the person with the highest flush wins, in this case the guy with the 8.
| passivaggressiv wrote: |
Example 3:
Board: 8h 2h 3h
Player 1: 4h 5h
Player 2: 6h 9h
Player 2 is ahead and winning (right now), right? |
Yes
Posted Sat Oct 11, 2008 2:33 pm GMT by Geno
The only time you can get a split pot with a flush is if the five community cards are the same suit and they are all higher than the players' cards of the same suit, eg:
Board     
Player 1  
Player 2  
Both players play the board and it splits. This is very rare.
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