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GoochyPKR
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Hey Guys
Quick question thats been bothering me and a few friends for a few days. If in a game, 3 handed, the chip leader beats both of the two remaining players in one hand, who between the two remaining players who have been eliminated finishes second?
As this is a cash game, my theory would be that the person who had the best hand would finish second as this would have beaten the person who had more chips but a worse hand. However, if it was a league game for points then the person with the most chips would finish second because they have a higher chip count and would have been able to cover the player even though he had the better hand.
For example- in the game im referring too. The Chip Leader had Ace Three of Spades, The Middle Stack had Jack King Off Suit and the Short Stack had Pocket Aces. After a round of betting, the flop came Jack, King, Three. So at present, the middle stack was winning. The next card came another three, then both the middle stack and the short stack went all in, which the chip leader called. The final card was a dead card (4) which meant that the chip leader won with three of a kind of three's..... now the middle stack only had a short amount more than the short stack. Who finishes Second?
Any thoughts on this?
Quick question thats been bothering me and a few friends for a few days. If in a game, 3 handed, the chip leader beats both of the two remaining players in one hand, who between the two remaining players who have been eliminated finishes second?
As this is a cash game, my theory would be that the person who had the best hand would finish second as this would have beaten the person who had more chips but a worse hand. However, if it was a league game for points then the person with the most chips would finish second because they have a higher chip count and would have been able to cover the player even though he had the better hand.
For example- in the game im referring too. The Chip Leader had Ace Three of Spades, The Middle Stack had Jack King Off Suit and the Short Stack had Pocket Aces. After a round of betting, the flop came Jack, King, Three. So at present, the middle stack was winning. The next card came another three, then both the middle stack and the short stack went all in, which the chip leader called. The final card was a dead card (4) which meant that the chip leader won with three of a kind of three's..... now the middle stack only had a short amount more than the short stack. Who finishes Second?
Any thoughts on this?