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12-03-2008
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 Flush How do flushes rank on the table with high card. On a hand today there were two flushes and a King high card on the table . Wouldn't it be a split pot?    |
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#2
12-03-2008
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| No split pot. It would go to the player that had the highest card in their hand. eg J5 hearts beating 10 3 hearts with K82 heart on the board. I believe that is correct. Hope that helps |
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#3
12-03-2008
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| Other times its a split pot . This is the first time this has happened .I have also been noticing some losing hands winning here lately showing say a pair of Queens is the winning hand and there were no Queens shown. This has happened a few times today. Yesterday I had a high pair and lost to a low pair. Bug maybe? |
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#4
12-03-2008
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| Flush goes to the person holding the highest card in that suit...no split pots, unless its on the board and no one has that suit.
__________________     May Angels watch over you..TW |
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#5
12-04-2008
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| Thank you for your help. |
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