<p>No, the pair of 3s doesn't matter.  You can't make 3 pairs with 5 cards.
Bob makes K,K,Q,Q,10.
Charlie makes K,K,Q,Q,3.
Bob takes the hand.</p>

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2015-07-09T00:12:35.173Z
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Radhil
<p>The community has King, King, Queen, Queen, 2.<br>
Bob has 10, 7 in the hole.<br>
Charlie has 3, 3 in the hole.   </p>

<p>Does Bob win because he has high card, or does Charlie win because he pocket 3 pair?</p>

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Hint: what are the best five-card hands each player can make?
Cascabel
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So the pair of 3s doesn't matter?
framptonjeff1996
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I thought that the original wording was confusing, so I made it simple. If you liked your wording better, you can roll back my edit (I won't mess it up again).
Rainbolt
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Which hand wins
framptonjeff1996
# Which hand wins

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-07-08)

The community has King, King, Queen, Queen, 2.  
Bob has 10, 7 in the hole.  
Charlie has 3, 3 in the hole.

Does Bob win because he has high card, or does Charlie win because he pocket 3 pair?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Hint: what are the best five-card hands each player can make?  
> **username_0**: So the pair of 3s doesn't matter?  
> **username_2**: I thought that the original wording was confusing, so I made it simple. If you liked your wording better, you can roll back my edit (I won't mess it up again).  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2015-07-09. Score: 13 | Accepted answer

No, the pair of 3s doesn't matter. You can't make 3 pairs with 5 cards.
Bob makes K,K,Q,Q,10.
Charlie makes K,K,Q,Q,3.
Bob takes the hand.


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