Posted Tue Jan 13, 2004 9:22 pm GMT by superbuddy20
Okay, do you split the pot on flushes?
Example:
Player A: 3h, 7h
Player B: 2h, 8h
Community Cards: Qh, Jh, 10h, 4h, 5s
Who wins or is it a split?
What if Player A only had one Heart, would that make a difference?
What if the Flush was on the community cards only, would that make a difference?
Thanks for any help.
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Posted Tue Jan 13, 2004 10:02 pm GMT by schrek
In this case player B wins because both players have the following best hands.
A has:
Qh Jh 10h 7h 4h
B has
Qh Jh 10h 8h 4h
Notice if you go from left to right it is
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Plyr A Plyr B Result
Q Q Tie 1st Best Card
J J Tie 2nd Best Card
T T Tie 3rd Best Card
7 8 B wins 4th Best Card
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5th best is irrelivant
In flushes, the only time it is split is when all five cards are the same physical card (ie: all in the pot). I don't think there is another way to have a split pot on a flush (unless you're crap is so phat you crack your toilet).
B wins by 1 card.
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