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[QUOTE="frnandoh, post: 6252602, member: 203607"]
It's because to know what hand is the better, we have to compare the best 5 combination cards of 7 available cards (5 community cards and 2 holy cards). So when two players hit a top pair, we have to consider all best 5 cards avaiable for each players involved in that hand.

By the same way, times ago, I had KK and went all in, the villain called and had A2o. On table came JJJJX and I lost. Because the best combination were on the table using 4 cards and our best only one card defined the result. My best 5 cards were JJJJK and his best cards were JJJJA.

For example on the next hand, the best 5 cards combination, for all players, are on the table (a straight flush), so this is a case of split pot for the three players.

[IMG]https://pokerlab.com.br/app/uploads/2017/08/EMBEDED_SPLITPOT_MESA_2.jpg[/IMG]

In the next example, The best 5cards combination for one player is KK77A (2 pairs, Ace kicker) and for the other player too.

[IMG]https://i.stack.imgur.com/7m5SQ.jpg[/IMG]

But if we had a 2 instead of A on the table, The combination for one player would have been KK779 and the other player would have KK77J and would have won.

I hope my explanation be comprehensive and helpful.
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