Just 1 question that needs answering! :)

Corben Dallas

Ok Pub tounranment last nite.

Rules expert/dealers ruling please.

2 players (not in this action myself)
go all in after the flop (3 clubs) one player has 6c10c, other 5cKc, so both have Club flushes 10 and K high right?
turn >blank
river >Ac

so who wins?
please also exlpain playing 'the board' in this hand, what if all five cards are clubs A high? what if the dealer mucks yur cards by accident and theres five clubs on 'the board' Ac high?
**if your cards are mucked by dealer after betting on the flop what happens?

Thanks lads

RasTa

It's whoever has the highest club wins. If none of the players have clubs then its a split pot, if 5 clubs are down

handsfree

the guy with the king wins as he has the highest flush.

Hitman Actual

Corben Dallas wrote:

Ok Pub tounranment last nite.

Rules expert/dealers ruling please.

2 players (not in this action myself)
go all in after the flop (3 clubs) one player has 6c10c, other 5cKc, so both have Club flushes 10 and K high right?

Depends on the board. If it was, say, Qc2c4c, then the player with 6T has a Q-high flush, and the other player has a K-high flush. If the board is 9-high or lower, then the 6T player has a Ten high flush.

Corben Dallas wrote:

turn >blank
river >Ac
so who wins?

The player with the King wins: his hand is AcKcXcXcXc, and the other players hand is AcTcXcXcXc.

Corben Dallas wrote:

please also exlpain playing 'the board' in this hand, what if all five cards are clubs A high?

You're just declaring that you're neglecting to use any of your hole cards, and instead using the five community cards as your hand.

Edit: The player with the highest playing club will then have the best hand, i.e. whoever has the Kc in your example. The other players cant say that they tie for the pot just because the board is Ace high.

Corben Dallas wrote:

what if the dealer mucks yur cards by accident and theres five clubs on 'the board' Ac high?
**if your cards are mucked by dealer after betting on the flop what happens?

If your cards are mucked, then they're dead. No comeback at all, I reckon.

Mmmm_Lemony

With a flop like that I'd have a Kung Fu grip on my cards if I had the Kxc. Always an idea to keep your intentions clear, that is, keep your cards well away from the play line, if you want to play. When there is no line put a chip over them.

DubTony

So, was there another dodgy decision by a tournament director?
Was it resolved?
Was there a fight?
Did any five year olds show up?

Corben Dallas

LOL

The table sorted it out, no fights (beer+poker =crack and/or fights!!!)
wasnt involved in hand, jsut taught you played with the best possible hand available including (if better?) the board.
fair enuff.

Thx for the feedback lads.

jem

I always have a marker on my cards. Even if its only a coin.that way it is obvious that your cards are live.