Scoring through a bit difference among players cards in Zynga poker

[Chung Ae]

I am posting this here to know that if there is someone who can explain to me how it happens that when several players playing at a poker table, and for example one of them has the A's and 8, a second player A's and 4 and they have the best playing cards on the table and share the pot. next division have the same playing cards, again the strongest on the table, and a gain related the player who has the A's and 8 I do not understand how to share the points in the game if the players have equal playing cards - in one case on the same playing cards share the winning chips, and when the next hand of playing cards on the same playing cards relates the victory that has a little stronger player cards?

[Wyl]

Every player only uses 5 of the 7 cards available to them to make their hand. If 2 players both have an ace in their hand, they might not be using their other hole card to make the best possible 5 card poker hand on which case the pot gets split. Because nobody is allowed to win more than what they have in their stack from any one player, side pots get created in a lot of hands as well. These side pots explain why weaker hands sometimes appear to win chips on a hand (often the majority of the chips). The best hand at the table will always win some of the chips however.

[Bubboy]

Your poker point is made by the best possible choice of 5 cards out of the 7 you see (2 hole cards in your hand and 5 on the board). I will make two concrete examples (flushes are excluded):

• Player 1 has A8 and player 2 has A4; board is A K Q 9 3. The best possible choice for player 1 is A A K Q 9 (he doesn't need the 8 he has). Same choice for player 2 and so the players have the same hand and share the pot.
• Player 1 has A8 and player 2 has A4; board is A K Q 7 3. Now the best possible choice for player 1 is A A K Q 8 (he is using the 8 now) while the best choice for player 2 is A A K Q 7 (not using the 4 he has).

So in this case player 1 has the best hand and wins the whole pot.

[mbangali]

There is one thing that needs to be remember about this and that is regarding side pots is that you can still win even if you lose. Like if you are at a table and it's down to 3 players (A, B, and you). Player A goes all in for 100. Player B calls. If you can win over player B, then work your way up to triple player A's bet. You lose 100 to player A but win 200 from player B for a net gain of 100.

[LotusN]

There is one more interesting bug is that Zynga considers getting your excess chips back as a win. If you bet 500 chips and someone with 100 chips calls all-in, and you lose the hand, Zynga thinks you won 400 chips and gives you experience points and possibly collectibles. I don’t have any complaint regarding this, Just saying….

[AlisaDsa]

There is one more interesting bug is that Zynga considers getting your excess chips back as a win. If you bet 500 chips and someone with 100 chips calls all-in, and you lose the hand, Zynga thinks you won 400 chips and gives you experience points and possibly collectibles. I don’t have any complaint regarding this, Just saying….

This is a terrible bug that won’t be addressed. It causes all of these posts we see that questions the fairness of Zynga's game. Any questions regarding a rigged game are terrible for the corporate veracity of Zynga. This bug loses more potential paying customers than any other in the game.

[Mollyi7]

In the game that 2 or more players impart eaxactly the same hand then whatever is in the pot gets part proportionally in the middle of them. SO if the pot is 3000 chips and 3 players are alternate in when the waterway all with 2 sets Q and J with an A kicker, then each and every of the wins 1000 chips. In legit existence, any chips alternate over that can’t be proportionally partitioned among the players get mechanically given to the player to the right of the dealer. However in Zynga you are able to wind up with portions of chips.

[Bjork]

they may not be utilizing their alternate hole card to make the most fit feasible 5 card poker hand on which case the pot gets part. In light of the fact that no one is permitted to win something greater than what they have in their stack from any one player