Vlad Tapu
Rock Star
Silver Level
Spaceman
Legend
Silver Level
Its just three 10s. He doesnt have K10 so there is no quads.
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Spaceman
Legend
Silver Level
You both have a full house, but yours is smaller, so you lose.
Lets see what hands you can make with your 2 cards and the cards of the board.
You can make 6 6 6 10 10
Sixes full of tens.
And you can make 10 10 10 6 6
Tens full of sixes.
10 10 10 6 6 is ranked higher than
6 6 6 10 10 cause three 10s are better than three 6s.
So your best hand is 10 10 10 6 6
Opponent's hand is 10 10 10 K K
You have tens full of sixes.
He have tens full of kings.
He has a better full house than yours.
Lets see what hands you can make with your 2 cards and the cards of the board.
You can make 6 6 6 10 10
Sixes full of tens.
And you can make 10 10 10 6 6
Tens full of sixes.
10 10 10 6 6 is ranked higher than
6 6 6 10 10 cause three 10s are better than three 6s.
So your best hand is 10 10 10 6 6
Opponent's hand is 10 10 10 K K
You have tens full of sixes.
He have tens full of kings.
He has a better full house than yours.
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Tatomircg
Rock Star
Silver Level
u put 6 cards on the board,u need only 5 and wins 10 10 10 KK......versus 10 10 10 6 6.....u always pick best cards on the table...on their best combination
Shishkin30
Rock Star
Silver Level
Nr98
Visionary
Silver Level
In the case of multiple full houses, you look first at the highest value of the set (3 times the same card) whoever has the highest wins. If that is the same you also look at the pair that completes the full house.
So in this case you would look at the set first, both of you would have 3 tens. Since that is equal the pair would be the deciding factor. Since Person B has a pair of Kings to go with his 3 10s he wins the hand (it's better than you pair of sixes).
So it would be a full house for both of you. Person A having 10s over 6s and Person B having 10s over Kings.
Might be obvious but some people make this mistake, so just to be sure: You only look at the best possible combination of 5 cards. So having both a set of 6s and 10s does not give an extra advantage. It's just a fullhouse.
danoscar
Legend
Bronze Level
eberetta1
Legend
Loyaler
I think this is called counterfeited. Where it should have improved your hand but it did not. You would think 3 10's giving you a full house, locked up your win. It only does if your set is higher than the three 10's. And you have to hope no one else has a higher set than you, i.e., they are not holding KK and a king is on the board.
Remember, top 5 cards make the hand.
Remember, top 5 cards make the hand.
