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Server Time: 2/13/2012 11:17:59 AM PACIFIC |
 odds on a particular hand, Neuby, 10. Feb 2003 10:14 | ||
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| When I watch some poker telecasts, I hear the commentators talking about AK being a huge underdog to say QQ. If flushes and straights are not a factor., the chances to improve an AK are greater to improve a QQ. So how much additional weight are these odds giving to the hand that is going to be the winner if neither hand improves?. QQ has a 1 in 24 to improve where a AK has a 1-6 chance to improve. I am confused | ||
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| Re: odds on a particular hand, Marcus, 10. Feb 2003 10:24 | ||
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| You write the answer yourself. AK has a 1-6 chance to imrpove. But if the AK doesn´t improve then QQ wins. So 5 out of 6 the QQ holds up just by themselves. And QQ has another advantage, it blocks straight possability for the AK hand. | ||
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