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  • Royal flush
    Poker Hands Ranked
    / Two pair

    Two differently ranked pairs, each consisting of cards of the same rank. The highest-ranked pair determines the winner in the case of multiple players with two pairs. For example, 10-10-6-6-2 beats 5-5-3-3-2. If the two pairs of one player have the same ranks…

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    Two differently ranked pairs, each consisting of cards of the same rank. The highest-ranked pair determines the winner in the case of multiple players with two pairs. For example, 10-10-6-6-2 beats 5-5-3-3-2. If the two pairs of one player have the same ranks…

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