Does a pair of pocket aces beat pairs of 10's and 9's in Texas hold 'em?

Answer 1

Yes.

If you have a pair of aces, that's equal to 11 points each. That's 22 points. 9 add 9 is 18, plus 20 (10 add 10) is 38 points. The player with the 9's and 10's would win the pot. In other words, two pairs beat one pair, no matter the cards involved.

Answer 2

Yes. A pocket pair counts as a pair in Texas Hold'Em Poker.

The winning hand is a combination of 5 cards you can use from the 2 in your hand and 5 on the board.

If you for instance hold 88 and the board shows 26K69 you've got 2 pair, eights and nines, king high.

Answer 3

If you are asking how to count cards in Texas Hold 'Em just like people used to do back in the days of Blackjack where the cards where just shoved into the card tray I must tell you that it is impossible to do so.

The cards in Texas Hold 'Em get shuffled after every hand, ensure the cards are in a completely different position each time a hand is dealt. Other means to prevent cards being in the same position every time the dealer often asks another player to cut the deck before dealing commences.

Answer 4

no