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 Originally Posted by Chizad
Originally Posted by DrNoChance
Not bullshit, and Party Poker does it the same way. As has already been menioned in this thread a few times, all 5 cards are looked at to break a tie. She had an ace flush with a queen kicker. You only had an ace flush with an 8. You lose that hand at any tourney where the organizer has a clue and at any online site.
Not Party Poker. I may have been in the wrong as far as official rules, but I know for a 100% fact that Party Poker splits the pot in this situation. It's happened uncountable times to me.
Show me a hand history. If there was a higher flush on the board than either of you could make with your hole cards, it's a split pot. Only then.
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