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About LinkBacksOk, I am not a newbie at poker just never come into this situation before and need some help. Here is the hand.......
2 players in the hand
1 has Q-9 off and the other has Q-7 off. After the flop, turn, and river the board shows Q-K-K, 9, 8 suits don't matter in this one cause there was no flush out there. Ok both players have 2 pair Q's and K's but Q-7's kicker doesn't play too low I got that, but now which card plays the 9 in the players hand or the nine on the board? Which one takes the hand?
If you need more info just ask me.........
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01-21-2009 #1Fish Food
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Need a ruling on this hand.....
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01-21-2009 #2Staff News Poster
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lol, it doesn't matter. They're still both 9s.
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01-21-2009 #3PokerForums God
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^^^^its called the newbie section for a reason so go easy on the laughing, k?
the best 5 card hand is KKQQ9 so its irrelevant if u have a 9 in ur hand or not as both of u have the same final hand. Result: split pot.For the best rakeback rates, greatest choice of poker rooms, more promotions, tournaments and bigger $$$ freerolls than any other rakeback affiliate, visit RakeTheRake, one of the largest and most reputable poker rakeback affiliates in the world.
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