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Message: [QUOTE="BOXING71, post: 6677219, member: 1013543"] To answer this question, we need to consider the possible community cards that could be dealt in a Texas Hold'em game. If the community cards contain a 4, then Player B would have a pair of Aces with a 4 kicker, which would beat Player A's pair of Aces with a 3 kicker. Assuming that no 4 appears among the community cards, then Player B's best possible hand would be two pairs, Aces and fours, with the highest kicker available. The highest kicker that can be used in this situation is one of the remaining three cards of the same rank as Player B's kicker (in this case, the remaining 3's). So the possible situation for the 4 in Player B's hand to enter as a kicker to decide the hand (not counting flush) is if the community cards do not contain a 4, and Player B makes two pairs, Aces and fours, with a 3 kicker [/QUOTE]