[Split Pot Question, Sorry For Double Post]

Flop is 4S 5C 6C 7D QHPlayer 1's hand: 8D, 8HPlayer 2's hand: 8C, 4DThis is a split pot right?

[Another Stupid Hand Question]

Flop is 4S 5C 6C 7D QHPlayer 1's hand: 8D, 8HPlayer 2's hand: 8C, 4DThis is a split pot right?

[Split Pot Question- Texas Hold'em]

I remember when I was short stacked at a tournament with K high and went all in. Got called by a pocket pair of tens. Board comes J J 4 J J The table said it was a split pot because it is called "four of a kind" and not four of a kind best kicker. I hate logic

See, its situations like that that throw me off. I'm not afraid to admit that I'm probably the biggest amatuer here. I play online poker alot and when they split a pot, its always different.

[Split Pot Question- Texas Hold'em]

:icon_wall:Welcome to the forum!

Thank you

[Split Pot Question- Texas Hold'em]

Wow, thanks for the quick replies.And no this is not a joke, clearly I'm an amatuer and it would be nice to have a little bit of respect.The reason for the arguement for the split pot again was in the end it was an Ace High Flush, but now I understand the AJ and A10. Thanks again.

[Split Pot Question- Texas Hold'em]

Alright let's assume this:Player 1: Ace of Clubs - Jack of SpadesPlayer 2: 10 of Clubs - 10 of SpadesHere's the debate: Is this a split pot or does player 1 win the hand.Either way they both made an Ace High flush.P1's arguement is he made his flush with the Jack of Spades which is higher than the 10 of Spades.P2's arguement is it doesn't matter, its a split pot because they both made an Ace High flush.These situations suck, especially when you don't know how or when the split pot rule gets taken into effect.So is it a split pot or does player 1 win the pot?