<p>You get the highest possible five card combination. The remaining hole cards are lower than the A and K on the table -- best five cards then is Three of a Kind in 10s, Ace, King.  Other cards are ignored, so both players <em>have the same hand</em>.</p>

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<p>I would want to ask you why was this a split pot.</p>

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Can someone explain me why was this a split pot? texas hold'em
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# Can someone explain me why was this a split pot? texas hold'em

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-12-12)

I would want to ask you why was this a split pot.

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### Answer by username_1 on 2017-12-12. Score: 6

You get the highest possible five card combination. The remaining hole cards are lower than the A and K on the table -- best five cards then is Three of a Kind in 10s, Ace, King. Other cards are ignored, so both players *have the same hand*.


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