In Hold'em the pot will be split when the players get the same best hand of 5 cards
examples of a split pot
- Player 1 has AA
- Player two has KK
The showdown is A J Q K and 10
Both player got a straight Ace high as a best hand, an no player got a flush
Another one
- P 1 has K 2
- P 2 has KK
the showdown is 8 8 8 8 K
Each player has a quad of eight with K kicker
With a split pot it means there are two or more winners. All the money is in the pots, there are no leftovers. The pots go to the winning hands.
To win the pot. I must Disagree, If you picked 100 poker players at random and asked them about the objective of poker, most would say something about winning the pot, but they couldn't be further from the truth. The objective of poker - in addition to the enjoyment of playing the game -is winning money, not pots. If your objective of poker was to win the most pots, that would be easy to do. Just play every hand and every bet and raise until the bitter end. You'd win a lot of pots. In fact, you'd win every pot you possibly could. But you'd lose money. Plenty of it, and rapidly.
Yes
A push means you neither win nor lose, you break even. There are no pushes in Poker, either you win or you lose. There is always a winner in Poker, even if there is more than one, which is referred to as a split pot.
Both Blackjack and poker dealers get paid minimum wage. In some casinos the tip split is a 24 hour split, in others by shift. In some casinos the poker and BJ dealers do not pool their tips in which case, normally, the poker dealers make better tips. There are no set guidelines as to how much more or less a poker or BJ dealer makes, tips depend on the amount of money being won and the generosity of the players.
There is no winner, it is a draw and they split the pot.
Split his stack between players
Do you know all the rules for the different variations of poker? Do you know how to properly shuffle a deck of cards? Do you know how the blinds and raises work in Texas Hold'em? Do you know what to do when a player is away from the table when it is their turn to post a blind? Do you know how to set up a split pot or multiple pots? Do you know how to call the hands? Do you know what to do with an exposed card? If you answered yes to all these questions then you can probably train yourself. If you want to train yourself for friendly home games, then go for it. If you want to train yourself in order to become a poker dealer in a casino, be aware of the fact that poker dealers have to know how to deal more than one version of the game, accurately, and that casinos are very conscious of following the rules of poker and prefer dealers that are trained by a dealer school.
The lo and hi pots are the same amount of chips. Both players will tie for the lo and spilt the lo pot, and the player who has lo and hi with win the hi pot. So basically the player with the lo and hi hand will win 3/4 of the pot.
No, but it is possible to buy a stake in a player. You would have to find a player you trust and who would be willing to split their winnings though.
Greg Raymer has: Played himself in "Celebrity Poker Showdown" in 2003. Played Himself (2004) in "2004 World Series of Poker" in 2004. Played Himself (2005) in "2005 World Series of Poker" in 2005. Played himself in "National Heads-Up Poker Championship" in 2006. Played himself in "Poker Superstars III" in 2006. Played himself in "Poker After Dark" in 2007. Played himself in "National Heads-Up Poker Championship" in 2008. Played himself in "The Split" in 2008. Played himself in "The River" in 2008. Played himself in "All In: The Poker Movie" in 2009. Played himself in "2009 World Series of Poker" in 2009. Played Himself (2009) in "National Heads-Up Poker Championship" in 2009. Played himself in "1736: Somewhere to Turn" in 2010.
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