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Hi, I'm a bit confused on the rules of hold'em when there is a showdown with two players who both have the same split pair. Here is an example player 1 A6 Player 2 A9 Board: A X X X X I've played a game where the outcome was a split pot rather than the A9 winning even though both players only had a split pair of aces. Can someone explain this please. [/ QUOTE ] If 3 of you Xs are higher than a 9 and the other X is neither a 9 nor a 6, each player has AA and the 3 Xs which were higher than a 9. |
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