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Split pot with a Higher two pair? Can somene explain this?
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[QUOTE="Joe, post: 5597933, member: 193663"] No worries, glad to help! 100% better to ask a question that you think might be silly than to go on not understanding something! (Not a silly question at all btw) Whether you go all-in [I]before[/I] or [I]after[/I] (in regards to the side & main pot) is irrelevant - your stack sizes denotes how much you can play for. If you have 75 and she has 100, regardless of who goes all in first, if either of you shoves and the other calls- the pot will be 75 + 75 = 150. That being said, who is first into the pot is almost always is a large strategic factor. It's much easier to [I]raise[/I] all-in than it is to [I]call[/I] all-in, but that is totally irrelevant to how the pots will be structured. [/QUOTE]
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