How did both hands win?

[Sos1l]

Can someone explain to me how a draw is possible here?

 

[Chica_bonita]

Hello! :ciao:
I assume you've been playing hold'em. In Omaha, you are required to use 2 pocket cards, in Hold'em this is an optional condition - the table is your community cards and you can use them as well as your opponent.
The combination on the table is straight. It is higher than both your combination and the opponent's combination.
Automatically, you are awarded a draw based on 5 cards on the table, since this is the strongest combination that you have collected and the strongest combination that your opponent has collected.:dontknow:
Or maybe I don't see something?

 

[Tigroslav]

Can someone explain to me how a draw is possible here?View attachment 305023

All the community cards make a straight.
This is the best combination either of you have
and you are chopping or splitting the pot.

A draw would be splitting the point in chess.

In poker a draw means to draw to a hand by
having community cards next to come have a chance at
completing a stronger hand than you currently have.

 

[Sos1l]

Hello! :ciao:
I assume you've been playing hold'em. In Omaha, you are required to use 2 pocket cards, in Hold'em this is an optional condition - the table is your community cards and you can use them as well as your opponent.
The combination on the table is straight. It is higher than both your combination and the opponent's combination.
Automatically, you are awarded a draw based on 5 cards on the table, since this is the strongest combination that you have collected and the strongest combination that your opponent has collected.:dontknow:
Or maybe I don't see something?

thanks. i understood the logic

 

[zipocool]

you have a common straight on the board, only a 7 in one of you would change the situation here, or a hand of 78, in this hand it would be the nuts