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26-Mar-11, 21:19 #1
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Posted 26-Mar-11, 21:19 #1
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PokerWoman22 
Joined: Dec '10
Location: Philippines
Age: 37 (F)
Posts: 739
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look at that,,i got 2 pair,but why other player won with one pair of Q?dont get it
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26-Mar-11, 21:21 #2
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Posted 26-Mar-11, 21:21 #2
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B1gfoot
Joined: Mar '08
Location: United Kingdom
Age: 46 (M)
Posts: 6714
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He has 2 pair too, Qs and 9s
I think you need coffee, Im sticking to the 
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26-Mar-11, 21:21 #3
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Posted 26-Mar-11, 21:21 #3
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Administrator
Joined: Aug '07
Location: Malta
Age: 43 (M)
Posts: 8350
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There's a pair of nines on the table, which is bigger than your pair of 8's, which means you had two pairs, J's and 9's. He had Q's and 9's.
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26-Mar-11, 21:23 #4
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Posted 26-Mar-11, 21:23 #4
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Hajinnho
Joined: Jan '10
Location: Germany
Age: 34 (M)
Posts: 1379
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wow, we have many persons in here not getting that on holdem poker you can play the board.
Three Pairs isn´t better than two.
The funny thing about the question is: The answer is right on the screen in the lower left corner....
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26-Mar-11, 21:23 #5
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Posted 26-Mar-11, 21:23 #5
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PokerWoman22
Joined: Dec '10
Location: Philippines
Age: 37 (F)
Posts: 739
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oppps yeah never mind grrr  ,,okay i get it now,i was only look his card on his hand,forgot that had 99 pair grrr,silly me,hahaha
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26-Mar-11, 21:23 #6
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Posted 26-Mar-11, 21:23 #6
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Greenmohave
Joined: Jan '11
Location: United States
Age: 62 (M)
Posts: 3361
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Other player has Q's n 9's, you have J's and 9's. The 8's are no good! The pair on the board is his pair and your's. Good Luck in the future 
They sure do reply to fast! lol
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26-Mar-11, 21:24 #7
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Posted 26-Mar-11, 21:24 #7
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PokerWoman22
Joined: Dec '10
Location: Philippines
Age: 37 (F)
Posts: 739
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wah sorry guy'z hehee,,,,yeah i guess i need cf hhahaha
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