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I have a 6,2 and my friend has J,6. The 5 cards in middle are T,T, 6,2,2.

In this case, who wins?

I am thinking me as I have a full house T's and 2 's. But my friend says that top 5 cards needs to be taken into account. So he wins since he has two pairs T's and 6's with J which beats my top 5 cards which are two pairs like above but my 5 th card is 2 compared to my friends J .

I am getting confused with this top 5 cards. Can you also explain me some scenarios where top 5 cards come into picture.

Regards, Senthil.

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    Looks like your friend is trying to scam you out of some money.
    – wvdz
    Dec 31, 2015 at 12:23

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Five best cards win. Your five best cards would be TT222, hence indeed you have a full house which beats his TT66J hand.

Best five cards is always best five cards for the player holding the hand!

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  • Best hand is TT222 ; ) Need to edit 6 characters for it to save...
    – Snipe
    Dec 26, 2015 at 19:18

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