2Pair vs 3pair?

Originally posted by binoop
If player A has A♠ & A♥ and player B has 9♣ & K♠ and the community cards are K♣, 9♠, 8♦, 8♥ & Q♦,
Player A would have a Pair or A and a Pair of 8, while
Player B has a pair of K, a pair of 9 & a pair of 8.
Who would win in this scenario?

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Originally posted by binoop
If player A has A♠ & A♥ and player B has 9♣ & K♠ and the community cards are K♣, 9♠, 8♦, 8♥ & Q♦,
Player A would have a Pair or A and a Pair of 8, while
Player B has a pair of K, a pair of 9 & a pair of 8.
Who would win in this scenario?

Hi binoop,
Welcome to PokerStrategy.com!
I quite agree with anem804, you must understand the basic rules.

The short answer:
When comparing two-pair hands, compare the highest-ranked pair first.
You only take the lower-ranked pair into consideration when the high-ranked pairs are the same.

3 pairs can't be a hand at all, because only your best 5 cards are considered.

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Best of luck :gl:,
VS

Thank you soo much for the clarification @VorpalF2F.
@anem804 I will go through the link