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quick question..

[nicK] · 2005-07-23 17:43:19

just had a house game of texas hold 'em last night and this following hand caused a bit of a stir... Player A: 6c 4c Player B: Jc 10d community cards: Kc 9c 2c 9c Ah who wins? Both players have a king high straight. But with Player B having the highest 'kicker'.

23-07-2005 5:43pm

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[nicK]

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just had a house game of texas hold 'em last night and this following hand caused a bit of a stir...

Player A: 6c 4c
Player B: Jc 10d

community cards: Kc 9c 2c 9c Ah

who wins?
Both players have a king high straight. But with Player B having the highest 'kicker'.

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#2 23-07-2005 5:46pm

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I think you made a coupla mistakes with the hand description. There's a second 9 of clubs there. If both players made flushes then the one with the higer kicker would win.

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#3 23-07-2005 5:49pm

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great, thanks..
some of the players were arguing a "a king high flush is a king high flush.. kickers don't count with flushes"

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#4 23-07-2005 6:03pm

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No problem.

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