Common rule that the actual cards, not verbal declarations, determine wins.
The winner of the pot is decided by the cards that are shown rather than a player's declaration.
At showdown, players must show both cards and the dealer determines the true value of the hands, regardless of any previous verbal announcement.
The face value of a hand in a showdown is the true value of the hand, regardless of a verbal announcement.
this is a rule in Texas Holdem, which says that your cards are the best combination, no matter whether you will lose or win.
When the cards are laid face up on the table the correct reading of the hand will win the pot. That is, the highest hand will win the pot irrespective of what the player declares the hand to be. For instance a player may not see that he has hit a flush and may declare something else, but it is the flush which will count
a rule that players do not have to correctly state the contents of their hand. The dealer will award the pot to the player showing the best cards, regardless of what statements the player made. Casino games are usually played with the cards speak rule.
A rule that says the cards determine the best possible hand, not the player. If a player has a better hand than he realizes, the better hand is the one that is used.
The best hand will be awarded the pot. You do not need to declare your hand, your cards speak. The dealer will figure out who has the best hand.
Cards speak is simply the rule that the value of your hand is determined solely by your cards. You don't have to declare your hand properly in order to claim the part of the pot you deserve.
The rule that states, rather obviously, that the face value of a hand is the true value of the hand regardless of what the player may have stated their value to be.
Your hand is the most favorable possible combination of cards, no matter how you call it.
The rule that the value of your hand is determined solely by your cards. It doesn't matter if you declare you hand incorrectly, because the Cards Speak for themselves.
A rule that the value of a hand is based on what the cards are rather than on what a player declares.