<p>The answer will depend on who has the most chips.  Let's assume that there are 3 players, A, B and C.</p>

<p>A has 100 chips, B has 50 chips, and C has 10 chips.  All three go all-in.  There will be two pots.</p>

<p>The first pot, called the "Main Pot", will have 30 chips in it, 10 chips each from A, B, and C (the value of C's all-in). A, B, and C are eligible to win this pot.</p>

<p>The second pot, call the "Side Pot", will have 80 chips in it, 40 from B and 40 from A, the value of B's all-in.  Only A and B are eligible to win this pot.  </p>

<p>A still has 50 chips on the table that is not in a pot.</p>

<p>If C loses:<br>
- A and B split all of the chips in both pots evenly.<br>
- C is eliminated. A has 105 chips. B has 55 chips.  </p>

<p>If B loses:<br>
- A wins the 80 chip pot, A and C split the 30 chip pot.<br>
- B is eliminated. A has 145 chips. C has 15 chips.  </p>

<p>If A loses:<br>
- B wins the 80 chip pot, B and C split the 30 chip pot.<br>
- A has 50 chips.  B has 95 chips.  C has 15 chips.  </p>

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<p>Three players are all in, and two tie for the win. Does the loser pay both players the full amount of their chips bet?</p>

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It would help if you could add how much each had before they went all in.
Joe W
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# Three player all-in with a tie

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-07-18)

Three players are all in, and two tie for the win. Does the loser pay both players the full amount of their chips bet?

**Tags:** poker-texas-holdem

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: It would help if you could add how much each had before they went all in.  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2019-07-18. Score: 15

The answer will depend on who has the most chips. Let's assume that there are 3 players, A, B and C.

A has 100 chips, B has 50 chips, and C has 10 chips. All three go all-in. There will be two pots.

The first pot, called the "Main Pot", will have 30 chips in it, 10 chips each from A, B, and C (the value of C's all-in). A, B, and C are eligible to win this pot.

The second pot, call the "Side Pot", will have 80 chips in it, 40 from B and 40 from A, the value of B's all-in. Only A and B are eligible to win this pot.

A still has 50 chips on the table that is not in a pot.

If C loses:  
- A and B split all of the chips in both pots evenly.  
- C is eliminated. A has 105 chips. B has 55 chips.

If B loses:  
- A wins the 80 chip pot, A and C split the 30 chip pot.  
- B is eliminated. A has 145 chips. C has 15 chips.

If A loses:  
- B wins the 80 chip pot, B and C split the 30 chip pot.  
- A has 50 chips. B has 95 chips. C has 15 chips.


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