Split pot or not???? need help...?

Question

This is what happend...

After the river:

player 1 had 6 of hearts and K of clubs...

player 2 had 6 clubs and K of dimonds...

in the table theres nothing but a king of hearts to play with...

Now the question is with this hands is a split pot?? or since one of the players has its kicker suited with the King of hearts can be declared the winner of the hand?

Answer 1

soz not that good at that stuff sorry

Answer 2

it is a split pot. sonce both players paired the K, you use the next 3 best cards. you can only use five cards to determine who wins the hand and in this case both people involved in the pot had the same hand. if one of the players had a 7 in their hand, then you would have to mention what the other board cards were to know if it was a split pot or if the person with the 7 would have won the pot. for example, if player 1 had K 7 and player 2 had K 6, and the board cards were A K J 5 2, the player with the K 7 wins since his hand would be KKAJ75, if the board had AKJ98 then it is a split pot since both hands would be KKAJ9. you list the pair first then what the kicker(s) is/are in order to determine who the winner of any hand is. hope this helps you understand how to figure out who wins hands and if the pot gets split.

Answer 3

split, suit doesn't matter in hold em.

Answer 4

I am assuming you are playing standard texas hold em and you mean that the board has a King of Hearts and does not have 4 hearts or 4 diamonds or 4 clubs.  If this is the case the pot would be split since both players have a pair of Kings with a 6 kicker (if the 6 plays.)

If there is no flush it does not matter whether or not a player has the same suit as the King of hearts on the board.  This is again assuming you  are playing straight texas hold em and not some made up version of it.

Answer 5

split it, the technicalities on this hand are endless