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on June 25, 2008 at 6:01 pm
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I am playing texas hold’m and going to the river.
The board is showing Ks,Js, 10s, 9s and the river is 2s Board plays a flush. last opponents hand to call has 10d,4s I have 9d, Qd (no spades) yet I still have a Ks,Js,10s9s,2s
Does the apponnent’s hand have a higher flush than I do since I am playing the board to the 2s and he paying the board to a 4s
I know with a straight on the board, you have to have a higher straight card that is on the board, higher than the highest card of the straight on the board or the board plays to a split.
Does the flush work down in matching value and the straight work up or just the highest card in the straight splits the pot
on August 10, 2009 at 10:32 pm
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Texas hold’em – 3 players.
Player on my right raises, I call.
Player on my left mucks. Can the player on my right raise again?
on September 5, 2009 at 5:55 pm
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does a high flush beat a low flush or is it a split pot
on December 18, 2009 at 12:35 pm
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i’m playing omaha . i have a-k-5-2 the board reads 2-2-2-4-7 . what is the highest hand i could have ? why? and how? THANK YOU
on January 28, 2010 at 7:50 pm
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in a tournament i do not have enough to post the big blind as blinds are 800/1600 so small blind posts the small blind of 800 and i am all in with my 1100 the question i have is that does player 3 the one after the big blind need to just call my big blind all that is 1100 or put in the 1600 that is ment to be the big blind of 1600 if they want to play
on March 22, 2010 at 7:35 am
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Early in a live tourney I had AJ in the big blind (50/100), with 3 limpers I made it 400 to go and all 3 called. The flop came AJK Rainbow. I bet out 650 to get rid of possible straight drawers and got one caller. The turn was a blank but now there was a flush draw. I bet out 1350 and my opponent raised to 2700 (we both had 9k at start). As he did not raise pre-flop I did not put him on a set so I moved all in. He called instantly and turned over Q10. The river was a blank and I was walking out the door pretty disgusted with myself. How could I have gotten away from that flop?