hi
yes kickers do count in this situation ... unless the board offers better
eg. in your example they both made 2 pair Queens and 7's
lets say ...
Player 1 holds Q K
Player 2 holds Q 3
say the board read - Q 7 7 4 J
then player 1 would win making the best hand from his dealt cards + the board so ...
Q Q 7 7 with King kicker
beating the other players effective Jack kicker using the highest available kicker available from his hand and the board
but say the board read - Q 77 4 Ace
this would now be a split pot as player 1's king is no longer the best available kicker from the board and player hand
they would both use the Ace as their kicker and thus the hand would be a split
hope thats a help
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This pair does not have the same or the same number of significant figures.
If in a quadrilateral, there are two pairs of parallel sides, then it will be a parallelogram, and If in a quadrilateral, two pairs of opposite sides are of the same lengths, then it will be a parallelogram
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No but it does have two pairs of sides of equal length
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