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annoying...yes. however. in the original hand where you lost trip tens to his trip jacks the jacks of the same suit were not involved(assuming that someone would have noticed). if they had been involved someone would have pointed the 2 jacks of the same suit out and the hand should have been nullified. however, since they weren't noticed to be the same suit we have to assume the jacks of the same suit weren't involved. accordingly, there were only 2 jacks that could improve his hand to trips because if there were three the hand wouldn't have been counted. (assuming he had a jack in his hand the same suit as the one on the board).

in case that was confusing a summation: if a jack in his hand had matched the suit of the jack on the board the hand wouldn't of counted anyways. so it's not like he had 3 jacks to hit in the original hand against you. he had 2.