A tough poker rules question this week. Let’s dive straight in

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1. bmwansley
   November 15, 2006
   

   The person with the highest card wins.

   eg. You have Q , 10, 7, 3 ,2 of spades
   I have J, 9,6,5,4 of spades
   You will win because your highest card is higher than mine

2. pat from ohio
   November 15, 2006
   

   It's a draw for 2 or more royal straight flushes

3. arp91403
   November 15, 2006
   

   THe last guy didn't know what royal flush is, but I don't think it depends on a suit to be higher, I'm pretty sure they would just split the pot.

4. bzbint
   November 15, 2006
   

   The highest hand in poker for a royal flush is ending with the Ace of spades then the Hearts followed by the clubs and then the diamonds.It would truly be unfair to share the pot,then you would have to play with black and white cards and need not count on the face value of the cards.

5. neopikachu99
   November 15, 2006
   

   In a regular game of poker the two royal flushes would split the pot. Only house rules would bring suit into play, and that would have to be agreed upon by everyone playing before hand.