When I have a pair of queens and nines and he has a pair af aces and threes in texas holdem, do i beat him?

Question

When I have a pair of queens and nines and he has a pair af aces and threes in texas holdem, do i beat him?

Answer 1

Well , when comparing two pairs ,

the player who holds the highest pair wins.

It doeant matter  what the other pair is,

so if your highest pair is qeens , and the other player highest pair is aces he wins!

sorry

Answer 2

Aces beats queens.

Answer 3

When you have 2 pair, then you have to compare the highest pair first.  if he has Aces and you have Queens, then its game over.   The other pair doesn't matter.

Answer 4

Umm have you ever heard of uno? Well i think you should leave poker alone and try that.

Answer 5

No. When comparing two hands that both have two pair, the HIGHEST pair is all that matters.

So, in your example, AA33X beats QQ99X because Aces beat Queens.

Answer 6

unfortunately no . the aces are bigger than your queens sorry

Answer 7

Ahh, No, Aces beat Queens....maybe you should play something else.

Answer 8

Might I please inquire into where you play poker, and then might I have an invitation to join your game?  When the hand is 2 pair vs. 2 pair, the highest pair in each hand determines which hand wins.  If both have the same high pair, then the highest low pair in each hand determines who wins.  Example...a/a, 2/2 beats k/k q/q.  but a/a, q/q beats a/a 10/10.  Good luck in learning poker and once again, extend an invite to me for your next poker game.