Is it possible for me to win with that hand?

[Tsubudai]

Hello, great week everyone.

I was playing that hand yesterday, I came across this sequence, what I thought was, the other guy must have a stronger card in the sequence than my jack. In that case, would it be a draw, or would I have won the hand because I had a card from the sequence (considering that move)? What if a king appeared at, would I have lost the pot?

 

[spunka]

You will split.
All will have top straight

 

[Sopt]

Before river you had the best hand, but the river completed straight for all of you so it's a split. I don't know how the play went, but honestly you had no business being in it with J3 and there was no real option for you to be aggressive (unless you would be bluffing) on flop or turn as you just have a middle pair with bad kicker and no draws.
It is kinda unlucky for you that board made the straight in the end, but you weren't getting any action anyways with what the other 2 people had. Again I'd reconsider what hands I'm playing as you'll run into trouble and lose a lot of money playing with such hands too often.

 

[Pokerpoet2]

I certainly wouldn't play J/3 unless I was on the BB and no one raised me, even completing the blind with the BB to act after me could have been dangerous if he decided to shove all-in, what would you do then?
Save your half blind for a better opportunity and muck the J/3, it is no use worrying what could have been had you played a hand like that, Fold, Forget and Find a better spot.

 

[steve01991]

whoever was in the hand to the end, won

 

[MK_]

The board had the best 5 card hand possible so everybody wins in a split, if another king had come on the board then your jack plays to make the straight for the win for you... if you had a king instead of the jack in your hand everybody still splits since the board has the best hand👍

 

[jonaselloco]

Hello brother
When a full major straight like this comes out at showdown, even if you have an intermediate card like you had the J, the pot is divided among all those who reach the end of the hand.
Regarding the hand in question, if I were you I would follow the advice of my friend @Pokerpoet2.
I would only play that hand in BB and if the whole game comes from limp.
My regards, brother

 

[Alexey Shley]

Well, this map isn't the best. This card is usually not played with, but if you're lucky, you can get nuts on the flop. In this situation, the street is already on the board, and no matter how old your card is, you will still split the pot. But you're in luck, because most of the time your pocket cards lose.

 

[redmast]

In any case, there are no winners here. And you don't need to enter the game with your hand.

 

[lauestla]

Hello, great week everyone.

I was playing that hand yesterday, I came across this sequence, what I thought was, the other guy must have a stronger card in the sequence than my jack. In that case, would it be a draw, or would I have won the hand because I had a card from the sequence (considering that move)? What if a king appeared at, would I have lost the pot?

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All players involved in that hand have the top straight, so it can only be a split

 

[ztibor72]

I always go all-in on such a board.
There have been player who have thrown it away with the nuts cards on the board.

 

[nelomec]

Hello, great week everyone.

I was playing that hand yesterday, I came across this sequence, what I thought was, the other guy must have a stronger card in the sequence than my jack. In that case, would it be a draw, or would I have won the hand because I had a card from the sequence (considering that move)? What if a king appeared at, would I have lost the pot?

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it would be a draw, no matters what card are you holding.

 

[takinitSLEAZEE]

If there isn't a flush then it's a chop for whomever remains in the hand.

 

[Aballinamion]

Hello, great week everyone.

I was playing that hand yesterday, I came across this sequence, what I thought was, the other guy must have a stronger card in the sequence than my jack. In that case, would it be a draw, or would I have won the hand because I had a card from the sequence (considering that move)? What if a king appeared at, would I have lost the pot?

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Considering you are playing J3o in a 3-way pot, you couldn’t expect much. You are also playing this weak combo from the SB. So I wonder: if you are playing weak hands from weak position, what else do you want?
Take a look into the CardsChat 30 days Poker course, it had helped me a lot and certainly will help you.

 

[Gallarado777]

If there is no flash, this is a bet for whoever is left in hand.

in such a hand, a flash can't be there all different cards, even you will have 2 cards of the same suit, you will not be able to collect a flash and the answer to this question will say that they will share the pot there is no flash and full house can't be the only combination is straight so you will split the pot if you stay in the hand

 

[dreamer13]

In poker, you can win with any hand, the card on the river sometimes creates such miracles that you can’t even believe that you are either fooled or in a wonderland.

 

[SL-247]

If it were 5 or 9 on the river, you would lose and draw.