Question Multiple hands with highest card

So I’m making a card game, where up to 5 hands are in play (5 cards per hand). The last card is face up and the person with the highest card will be the leader for the round.
However, if multiple people share the highest card I don’t know how to handle the situation. So far I’ve just stored all the 5th cards in a List<GameObject>.

 

Don't conflate the physical existence / orientation of the cards (eg, the GameObjects) with the logical cards that make up a player's hand.

For instance, if you and I are playing "combat pairs" against each other and we each have one card hidden and are sharing a common card that is also considered the other half of our "pair," then we have three cards in play:

- my card
- your card
- shared card

When you want to evaluate each of our hands, to evaluate mine you would consider;

- my card + shared card

To evaluate yours you would consider:

- your card + shared card

And from that you would get two results, which can then be compared.

Otherwise, not sure what your question is exactly...

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Well this sounds like a design problem, not a coding problem.

You obviously need a tie breaker in your card game, and that's usually the seating order, or the sum of the remaining cards, or the strongest hand etc.

Once you decide which design you wish to go after, only then we can talk about implementation.