In Texas Hold Em Poker

[pookguy88]

Say the ace of spades plus 2 other spades are on the table and two players have 2 spades each..
does it go by whoever player has the higher spade?

please post a website reference in ur responses.

 

[DBL]

Originally posted by: pookguy88
Say the ace of spades plus 2 other spades are on the table and two players have 2 spades each..
does it go by whoever player has the higher spade?

please post a website reference in ur responses.

yes. Whoever has the highest spade in their hand wins.

 

[Drakkon]

no references but i've always gone by who has the highest down the line...if You have 2S and 3S and other guy has 4S and 5S he wins, but if you had 2S and 6S you win.

 

[chuckywang]

I could have an A, 2 of spades vs. K and Q of spades, and I'd still win.

 

[Ophir]

You want us to go out an find a website for YOUR reference?

Just google it you lazy fvck.

 

[dsfunk]

yes

 

[Ketteringo]

You run down the flush, so whoever has the highest card in the suit wins.

 

[pookguy88]

cool thanks

 

[imported_Mike]

this makes me want to play some poker!

 

[Yossarian]

what if 2 people have flushes in different suits but with the same cards (in their respective suits, of course)?

<--doesn't play poker

 

[DingDingDao]

Originally posted by: Yossarian
what if 2 people have flushes in different suits but with the same cards (in their respective suits, of course)?

<--doesn't play poker

Not possible in Texas Hold-em. 5 board cards, 2 hold cards.

If you hold two suited, it requires 3 on the board, so the other guy could only have 4 to a flush.

 

[Wallydraigle]

Originally posted by: Yossarian
what if 2 people have flushes in different suits but with the same cards (in their respective suits, of course)?

<--doesn't play poker

There's always one in every group, isn't there?

In that case they have to roshambo each other for the win.

 

[mchammer187]

whoever has the highest spade would win unless the 5 highest spades are already on the table

 

[Ikonomi]

Edit: NM, I see what you mean.

 

[Yossarian]

Originally posted by: DingDingDao

Originally posted by: Yossarian
what if 2 people have flushes in different suits but with the same cards (in their respective suits, of course)?

<--doesn't play poker

Not possible in Texas Hold-em. 5 board cards, 2 hold cards.

If you hold two suited, it requires 3 on the board, so the other guy could only have 4 to a flush.

k thanks. what if it was regular 5 card stud?

 

[95SS]

It still doesn't matter. Whoever holds the highest card in their hand, has the higher flush. If high cards are the same, go to the next card, and repeat until there is a winner. If two people hold the exact same flush in different suits, split the pot.