For all you poker experts out there I have a question:
two players have an 8 and in doing so have formed a striaght - 8,9,10, J, Q
As for their second card, player 1 has an Ace and player 2 has a J. Who wins the hand? Player 2 has a J, which could be used as pair with the J already down and part of the straight, but is it possible to use this J twice? Whereas player 1 has an ace, which as a spare card is higher than player 2's spare Jack?
two players have an 8 and in doing so have formed a striaght - 8,9,10, J, Q
As for their second card, player 1 has an Ace and player 2 has a J. Who wins the hand? Player 2 has a J, which could be used as pair with the J already down and part of the straight, but is it possible to use this J twice? Whereas player 1 has an ace, which as a spare card is higher than player 2's spare Jack?
