Aces Over Review

What Is Aces Over ?

Two types of hands are used to define ‘Aces Over’; the first hand comprises of a five-card hand with each side represented by Aces while the second hand indicates a full house with three Aces matched with any pair, for example, A, A, A,9,9. Each of the Aces overhand is an indication of the pairing it is associated with, which means the aces. The aces are known as aces over nines in each hand.

Aces Over Explained

‘Aces over’ has a whole range of connotations and is a common term on the poker table. For example, ‘Aces over’ can be combined with different numbers of pair combinations like A, A, K, K,8, this is an example of an Aces over hand which is as a result of Ace playing the highest card in the players hands.

As a player who chooses to play two pairs with both players lying down on the same hand, e.g., A, A, 8, 8. Two player kickers which is the fifth card comes in to play, and the player with the highest kicker card automatically claims the pot with two ending up as the lowest possible kicker and the King automatically representing the highest possible kicker.

When the game shows ‘Aces over’ in a two pair draw, which is a signal, called Aces Up which in turn represents the highest possible pairing \n\n we can also interpret that as Aces-over, as a full house on the flop, or a twist of the river only if the hand comprises of three aces as shown above.