In texas hold-em if i have two aces and three sixes and another player has two sixes and three nines who wins?

Question

In texas hold-em if i have two aces and three sixes and another player has two sixes and three nines who wins?

Answer 1

9s full of sixes beats sixes full of aces,  he wins

Answer 2

When comparing full houses, you first look at the 3-of-a-kind.  In your example, you have three 6's (a.k.a. 6's full).  Your opponent has three 9's (9's full).  His 3-of-a-kind is higher therefore his full house is higher.  The 2-of-a-kind is irrelevant unless you both have the same value 3-of-a-kind.

Answer 3

you do Aces over sixes, is higher then nines over sixes.

Whoops... my bad. I read the question wrong. the other guy wins. 3 nines over 2 sixes beats 3 sixes over 2 aces.

Answer 4

They do.  You both have full houses.  The winner is the one with the higher three of a kind.

I assume you're playing with wild cards as there are not five sixes in a deck.

Answer 5

Since there are not five sixes in the deck, the hand is declared foul and the pot is split back to the players who put money into the pot.

Answer 6

The highest 3 card group always wins !! You lose, because nines beat the sixes.

Answer 7

You don not win because 3 nines beats 3 sixes....... The other player wins the hand......

Answer 8

two sixes and three nines

Answer 9

you should since u have the higher pair

Answer 10

No, that answer is not correct.  He would win because he has nines full of sixes and you have sixes full of aces.  His full house is higher than yours.

Answer 11

its impossible because there is only 4 sixes in a deck of cards and u said there was a total of 5 sixes if you had 3 sixes and some one else has 2 sixes its impossible to have it if theres ony 4 sixes in the whole deck

Answer 12

Your hand is:

666AA

His hand is:

99966

He wins.

When you compare a full house to another full house, you must always look at the three of a kind first.  The person with the best three cards has the best hand.  If you both have the same three cards, then you compare the pair and the best one wins.  If you both have the same hand it's obviously a split.

So for example 33322 beats 222AA.