In Texas Hold 'em, If there are trips showing on the community, & one is holding KK and the other AA who wins?

Answer 1

AA. A pair of aces always beats a pair of kings.

Answer 2

AA. It's a full house with Aces high. You use the best 5 cards between the board and your hand. Unless the other 2 cards on the board are the other two Kings, Aces win.

Answer 3

AA, unless one of the other 2 cards showing is a K.

Answer 4

You pretty much have it though don't put all 5 cards face down at once. The Flop is the first 3 cards that should be put down from the deck. Best hands are usually hands with high cards of same suit. Worst hand in the game is (2)(7). Both are low and a possible straight is highly unlikely. A hand that you might want to raise blind or pre-flop is (A) and one of the following (k)(Q)(J)(10) of the same suit. (k)(Q) is by far a good hand that you would call with still pre-flop or blind.

Answer 5

Lets say it was trip 9's

If the other cards don't help, then a full house, 9's full of Aces, beats a full house, 9's full of Kings.

If a King is on the board as well, the that changes it, and a full house, Kings full of 9's beats a full house, 9's full of Aces.

If another player makes quads, they are beating the full house, but depending on the trips, would anyone be playing with that card, though the big blind would be in with anything if unraised preflop, and the small blind could also have called for value.

Answer 6

AA of course

Answer 7

AA wins.

Answer 8

if the trips hand is neither a K or A than the A hand wins, but you still have the river and the flop coming and either can still win. at this point, the A hand doesn't win but it has the high probablity of winning.

Answer 9

aa of course

Answer 10

If it is trip KKK on the board, nobody wins and everybody gets their money back because of a fouled deck.